@Barberian said:
Boom! It's over! All the stress of arranging funds and tracking it for three days is over. It's now just like any other coin that happens to be sitting on my desk
What a lovely specimen of this extremely rare date!!! Gem for the grade!!!
I love these silver CSNA tokens. They are REALLY hard to find and rarely come up for sale. I was the lucky winner of these two on eBay...
The more common Bicentennial error...
And the RARE corrected Centennial version...
Off they go to our hosts as soon as I receive them!
USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
I picked up 2 very important coins for my set today in one Heritage Auction.
1858/7 Flying Eagle Cent (Strong) - Early Die State MS64
There is some mushiness to this one, but it is definitely Die State A, which is not common. The entire top of the 7 is visible above the second 8. For $7200 including the buyers premium, I could not say no to this one.
1873 Closed 3 Snow-1 Doubled Die Obverse - The Granddaddy of the series. MS63BN
This variety is often seen with strike throughs, primarily in "LIBERTY" and the date. This looked like a choice MS63BN, considering the amount of Red and the totality of the detail present.
Both of these coins went for less than I anticipated, which is why I ended up with both. Both are also in old NGC holders prior to edge views. Is this a sign of the market in general, or was it just a good day to be at this auction?
@redraider said:
I picked up 2 very important coins for my set today in one Heritage Auction.
1858/7 Flying Eagle Cent (Strong) - Early Die State MS64
There is some mushiness to this one, but it is definitely Die State A, which is not common. The entire top of the 7 is visible above the second 8. For $7200 including the buyers premium, I could not say no to this one.
1873 Closed 3 Snow-1 Doubled Die Obverse - The Granddaddy of the series. MS63BN
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Both of these coins went for less than I anticipated, which is why I ended up with both. Both are also in old NGC holders prior to edge views. Is this a sign of the market in general, or was it just a good day to be at this auction?
Very much love the 1873 and would be proud to own that one. That’s excellent. As for the 58 over 7 I only see a portion of of the 7 but I take your word it’s an important coin. I’ve always wanted one of these coins personally and the price you paid seems reasonable for a “very good looking coin”.
Thanks! For the Flying Eagle, what you see of the 7 over the 8 is about as much as you will ever see for this issue. For an early die state, this coin jumps to $50K+. Rick Snow has one for sale right now in MS65 for $85,000.
This is the date close up on that coin.
My new pick ups today 1838 capped bust quarter and a 1865 3S. Thinking the quarter is XF-AU and the nickle the same. The quarter really has some amazing toning.
Picked up a pile from the Heritage sale. Can't put them all here, but here are some great ones.
1795 BB-12 / B-11 Flowing Hair Dollar NGC XF Details
One of only 8/9 traced. Full census: (details grades in brackets are my hipshots)
1. NGC XF[45] Details (Wyatt-stark)
2. ICG XF45 (Willasch)
3. PCGS XF40 (Hesselgesser)
4. NGC XF[40] Details (mine) was in auction as ANACS XF Details back in 2000
5. PCGS VF35 (Earle-Bolender-Baldenhoffer-Ostheimer-Reiver-Matthews)
6. PCGS VF25 (Matthews)
7. F15 (Spies), possibly the same as the Ivy VF25 specimen
8. VG8 (Matthews-Luebke)
1796 BB-62 / B-3 Bust Dollar NGC VF Details
One of only 3 certified. Census:
1. PCGS XF45+ (Miller) - was NGC AU53
2. NGC VF[30] Details (mine)
3. PCGS F15 (Hesselgesser)
1798 BB-93 / B-5 Bust Dollar NGC XF Details
One of 8 known to me certified. Census:
1. PCGS AU53 (Miller)
2. PCGS XF45 (Hesselgesser)
3. NGC XF[45] Details (mine, ex-Austin-Ostheimer-Stark)
4. NGC XF40 (Hering)
5. PCGS VF25 (Cardinal)
6. NGC VF25
7. NGC F12 (Leubke)
8. PCGS VG10
1801 BB-214 / B-4 Bust Dollar PCGS AU58
Upgrades my Bowers Die State III specimen (I collect by die pair and die state)
Exceeded only by possibly 3 mint state specimens (Eliasberg, Carter and an NGC MS62)
@alefzero said:
Picked up a pile from the Heritage sale. Can't put them all here, but here are some great ones.
1795 BB-12 / B-11 Flowing Hair Dollar NGC XF Details
One of only 8/9 traced. Full census: (details grades in brackets are my hipshots)
1. NGC XF[45] Details (Wyatt-stark)
2. ICG XF45 (Willasch)
3. PCGS XF40 (Hesselgesser)
4. NGC XF[40] Details (mine) was in auction as ANACS XF Details back in 2000
5. PCGS VF35 (Earle-Bolender-Baldenhoffer-Ostheimer-Reiver-Matthews)
6. PCGS VF25 (Matthews)
7. F15 (Spies), possibly the same as the Ivy VF25 specimen
8. VG8 (Matthews-Luebke)
1796 BB-62 / B-3 Bust Dollar NGC VF Details
One of only 3 certified. Census:
1. PCGS XF45+ (Miller) - was NGC AU53
2. NGC VF[30] Details (mine)
3. PCGS F15 (Hesselgesser)
1798 BB-93 / B-5 Bust Dollar NGC XF Details
One of 8 known to me certified. Census:
1. PCGS AU53 (Miller)
2. PCGS XF45 (Hesselgesser)
3. NGC XF[45] Details (mine, ex-Austin-Ostheimer-Stark)
4. NGC XF40 (Hering)
5. PCGS VF25 (Cardinal)
6. NGC VF25
7. NGC F12 (Leubke)
8. PCGS VG10
1801 BB-214 / B-4 Bust Dollar PCGS AU58
Upgrades my Bowers Die State III specimen (I collect by die pair and die state)
Exceeded only by possibly 3 mint state specimens (Eliasberg, Carter and an NGC MS62)
Now that must of cost a pretty penny. They are beautiful
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@alefzero said:
Picked up a pile from the Heritage sale. Can't put them all here, but here are some great ones.
1795 BB-12 / B-11 Flowing Hair Dollar NGC XF Details
One of only 8/9 traced. Full census: (details grades in brackets are my hipshots)
1. NGC XF[45] Details (Wyatt-stark)
2. ICG XF45 (Willasch)
3. PCGS XF40 (Hesselgesser)
4. NGC XF[40] Details (mine) was in auction as ANACS XF Details back in 2000
5. PCGS VF35 (Earle-Bolender-Baldenhoffer-Ostheimer-Reiver-Matthews)
6. PCGS VF25 (Matthews)
7. F15 (Spies), possibly the same as the Ivy VF25 specimen
8. VG8 (Matthews-Luebke)
1796 BB-62 / B-3 Bust Dollar NGC VF Details
One of only 3 certified. Census:
1. PCGS XF45+ (Miller) - was NGC AU53
2. NGC VF[30] Details (mine)
3. PCGS F15 (Hesselgesser)
1798 BB-93 / B-5 Bust Dollar NGC XF Details
One of 8 known to me certified. Census:
1. PCGS AU53 (Miller)
2. PCGS XF45 (Hesselgesser)
3. NGC XF[45] Details (mine, ex-Austin-Ostheimer-Stark)
4. NGC XF40 (Hering)
5. PCGS VF25 (Cardinal)
6. NGC VF25
7. NGC F12 (Leubke)
8. PCGS VG10
1801 BB-214 / B-4 Bust Dollar PCGS AU58
Upgrades my Bowers Die State III specimen (I collect by die pair and die state)
Exceeded only by possibly 3 mint state specimens (Eliasberg, Carter and an NGC MS62)
Wow! ...just, WOW!! amazing coins and thanks for sharing...
Collecting: Dansco 7070; Middle Date Large Cents (VF-AU); Box of 20;
Thanks to the Heritage auction I won a coin I’ve been chasing for the last 15 years. It was a part of the G99G Raisinet Monster Toned MPL set.
The HA photos may have been to my advantage.
Amazingly, I did not browse the bourse at all and I was set up for the entire show, through Sunday. Only bought a slabbed Trade dollar and this raw one from an album brought to my table. It is one of the die pairs for the 1877 Cherrypicker DDO, C-14 in my catalogue. You can easily see the doubled stars. The crack from the D/UNITED confirms which reverse die. I particularly liked the color and the distribution of chopmarks.
Comments
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
S-4B fs1-002 DDO obv of 56
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
Snow 8 ODD 001
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
1882-CC Morgan GSA. Not the best but not the worst. I would say anywhere between MS62-63. The reverse is much nicer
Nice and crusty <-1855-> o/0
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
I love both of these. Its exciting to see any mint mark on a 1927 $20 !!!
What a lovely specimen of this extremely rare date!!! Gem for the grade!!!
I love these silver CSNA tokens. They are REALLY hard to find and rarely come up for sale. I was the lucky winner of these two on eBay...
The more common Bicentennial error...
And the RARE corrected Centennial version...
Off they go to our hosts as soon as I receive them!
USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
I picked up 2 very important coins for my set today in one Heritage Auction.
1858/7 Flying Eagle Cent (Strong) - Early Die State MS64
There is some mushiness to this one, but it is definitely Die State A, which is not common. The entire top of the 7 is visible above the second 8. For $7200 including the buyers premium, I could not say no to this one.
1873 Closed 3 Snow-1 Doubled Die Obverse - The Granddaddy of the series. MS63BN
This variety is often seen with strike throughs, primarily in "LIBERTY" and the date. This looked like a choice MS63BN, considering the amount of Red and the totality of the detail present.
Both of these coins went for less than I anticipated, which is why I ended up with both. Both are also in old NGC holders prior to edge views. Is this a sign of the market in general, or was it just a good day to be at this auction?
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Very much love the 1873 and would be proud to own that one. That’s excellent. As for the 58 over 7 I only see a portion of of the 7 but I take your word it’s an important coin. I’ve always wanted one of these coins personally and the price you paid seems reasonable for a “very good looking coin”.
Thanks! For the Flying Eagle, what you see of the 7 over the 8 is about as much as you will ever see for this issue. For an early die state, this coin jumps to $50K+. Rick Snow has one for sale right now in MS65 for $85,000.
This is the date close up on that coin.
I have purchased a few modern graded coins, these all being Kennedy Half Dollars:
My new pick ups today 1838 capped bust quarter and a 1865 3S. Thinking the quarter is XF-AU and the nickle the same. The quarter really has some amazing toning.
This 1847 in MS62+ replaces a AU55 - the second condition census coin for my set.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/gold/liberty-head-2-1-gold-major-sets/liberty-head-2-1-gold-basic-set-circulation-strikes-1840-1907-cac/alltimeset/268163
Picked up a pile from the Heritage sale. Can't put them all here, but here are some great ones.
1795 BB-12 / B-11 Flowing Hair Dollar NGC XF Details
One of only 8/9 traced. Full census: (details grades in brackets are my hipshots)
1. NGC XF[45] Details (Wyatt-stark)
2. ICG XF45 (Willasch)
3. PCGS XF40 (Hesselgesser)
4. NGC XF[40] Details (mine) was in auction as ANACS XF Details back in 2000
5. PCGS VF35 (Earle-Bolender-Baldenhoffer-Ostheimer-Reiver-Matthews)
6. PCGS VF25 (Matthews)
7. F15 (Spies), possibly the same as the Ivy VF25 specimen
8. VG8 (Matthews-Luebke)
1796 BB-62 / B-3 Bust Dollar NGC VF Details
One of only 3 certified. Census:
1. PCGS XF45+ (Miller) - was NGC AU53
2. NGC VF[30] Details (mine)
3. PCGS F15 (Hesselgesser)
1798 BB-93 / B-5 Bust Dollar NGC XF Details
One of 8 known to me certified. Census:
1. PCGS AU53 (Miller)
2. PCGS XF45 (Hesselgesser)
3. NGC XF[45] Details (mine, ex-Austin-Ostheimer-Stark)
4. NGC XF40 (Hering)
5. PCGS VF25 (Cardinal)
6. NGC VF25
7. NGC F12 (Leubke)
8. PCGS VG10
1801 BB-214 / B-4 Bust Dollar PCGS AU58
Upgrades my Bowers Die State III specimen (I collect by die pair and die state)
Exceeded only by possibly 3 mint state specimens (Eliasberg, Carter and an NGC MS62)
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Now that must of cost a pretty penny. They are beautiful
My first capped bust.
Now I have 2 in my collection.
Silverman68, jfoot13, GAB, ricman, Smittys, scrapman1077, RyGuy, Connecticoin, Meltdown, VikingDude, Peaceman, Patches and more.
Quarter looks mid-VF but pretty.
Wow! ...just, WOW!! amazing coins and thanks for sharing...
Successful BST transactions with: SilverEagles92; Ahrensdad; Smitty; GregHansen; Lablade; Mercury10c; copperflopper; whatsup; KISHU1; scrapman1077, crispy, canadanz, smallchange, robkool, Mission16, ranshdow, ibzman350, Fallguy, Collectorcoins, SurfinxHI, jwitten, Walkerguy21D, dsessom.
Posted this in the seated liberty thread as well. 1877-CC quarter
VG08
Lafayette Grading Set
An eBay pick up for my second registry set.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
New pickup this morning at the local coin show.
https://smallcopperguy.com
Finally found 1952 in a rattler.
Set completed
Nice
Congrats
Edited to add:
Looks like the 56 & 58 need a little corner tapping to get it straight in the holder
Mike
My Indians
Danco Set
"That's why I wander and follow La Vie Dansante"
Your hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need it.
Your hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need it.
Your hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need it.
Nice gold, Luxor!
MY GOLD TYPE SET https://pcgs.com/setregistry/type-sets/complete-type-sets/gold-type-set-12-piece-circulation-strikes-1839-1933/publishedset/321940
Just bought this one for my IHC Complete Variety Set. Thanks Eric!
“The thrill of the hunt never gets old”
PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
Copperindian
Retired sets: Soaring Eagles
Copperindian
Thanks to the Heritage auction I won a coin I’ve been chasing for the last 15 years. It was a part of the G99G Raisinet Monster Toned MPL set.
The HA photos may have been to my advantage.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Sometimes you get lucky in an auction. Only PL graded for this year and mint.
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
From a thread I posted, but wanted to share it here as well. 1803 Large 3 $1 XF45
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
1983-D MS68RD for the Registry 1983 Mint Set
I forgot to add one of my two FUN purchases.
Amazingly, I did not browse the bourse at all and I was set up for the entire show, through Sunday. Only bought a slabbed Trade dollar and this raw one from an album brought to my table. It is one of the die pairs for the 1877 Cherrypicker DDO, C-14 in my catalogue. You can easily see the doubled stars. The crack from the D/UNITED confirms which reverse die. I particularly liked the color and the distribution of chopmarks.
I picked up three half dollars at the Heritage FUN auction:
First is an 1810 to continue my tiny 1810 mint set:
Second is an upgrade to my 1835:
And, finally, an 1874 with arrows for my type set:
