Have not posted in quite a while! I think this coin deserves a post. Cell phone pics. I will post more when I shoot good images.
This is one of only 5 Indian Cents graded 65RD with a Gold Bean (none higher). I also have 1909 65RD in an old blue holder 7 digit cert. I will post photos when I shoot them. Not in this thread of course.
That's a really cool 1887 IHC. I also have an IHC with a gold CAC sticker on it in MS65RD, but it's in an old NGC holder so it is off limits for this thread.
@shish said:
Looks under graded, beautiful example.
It definitely has 66 eye appeal in hand, very clean watery fields. It could be that the spot on the “V” held it back from “exceeding” at CAC. I’m quite pleased with it, and it’s in my favorite generation holder.
Does the green CAC sticker mean that CAC thinks that your coin isn't worthy of a MS61 grade in which case it would have received a gold CAC sticker? Great looking coin worthy of a higher grade assuming the reverse is just as nice as the obverse.
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Does the green CAC sticker mean that CAC thinks that your coin isn't worthy of a MS61 grade in which case it would have received a gold CAC sticker? Great looking coin worthy of a higher grade assuming the reverse is just as nice as the obverse.
The coin @logger7 posted does have a gold sticker, but to answer your question, a green sticker does NOT necessarily mean that CAC doesn’t believe the coin is worthy of a higher grade. Generally JA seems to reserve the gold stickers for coins that would grade at least 1.5 to 2 points higher. I’ve seen comments that he has made to that effect.
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@TomB said:
It's hard for me to believe I hadn't posted this coin already since I wrote a ginormous thread on the toned 1939-D Mercury dimes that can sometimes be found. There is lots of backstory for this coin in that thread, but I will leave it here with simply saying I've owned this particular coin since the FUN show in January, 2001.
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And another, owned both of these at one point, but I believe they have both been cracked out since. Sad.

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That's a darn shame.
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Have not posted in quite a while! I think this coin deserves a post. Cell phone pics. I will post more when I shoot good images.
This is one of only 5 Indian Cents graded 65RD with a Gold Bean (none higher). I also have 1909 65RD in an old blue holder 7 digit cert. I will post photos when I shoot them. Not in this thread of course.
That's a really cool 1887 IHC. I also have an IHC with a gold CAC sticker on it in MS65RD, but it's in an old NGC holder so it is off limits for this thread.
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Looks under graded, beautiful example.
It definitely has 66 eye appeal in hand, very clean watery fields. It could be that the spot on the “V” held it back from “exceeding” at CAC. I’m quite pleased with it, and it’s in my favorite generation holder.
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Another very original Barber proof in a CAC’d OGH. I have a small hoard going at this point.
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This one still lives in the OGH, but has never made a CAC trip.

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I don't know if this qualifies for "green".
Does the green CAC sticker mean that CAC thinks that your coin isn't worthy of a MS61 grade in which case it would have received a gold CAC sticker? Great looking coin worthy of a higher grade assuming the reverse is just as nice as the obverse.
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@PerryHall said:
The coin @logger7 posted does have a gold sticker, but to answer your question, a green sticker does NOT necessarily mean that CAC doesn’t believe the coin is worthy of a higher grade. Generally JA seems to reserve the gold stickers for coins that would grade at least 1.5 to 2 points higher. I’ve seen comments that he has made to that effect.
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(Old Green Label Holder, No Rattlers)
That's coin discrimination, you have been warned...LOL
If doily holders are allowed, then I add this, certainly not an annoying rattler, lol.

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Barber Half OGH
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@pcgsregistrycollector nice barber but this thread is intended to exclude rattlers (see title)
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My personal favorite. PL in hand.
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What’s not new is my crappy phone photos.
Recent purchase from Great Collections. Nice gold bullion and a strong 61. Looks great in-hand.


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That 1877-CC looks wonderful, @Southcounty!
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I posted the J-300 Eliasberg example earlier in this thread. Consecutive Cert numbers on the J-299 and J-300.
Wow! 😦
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Not too many Ikes in OGHs, even fewer with beans. Photo credit @FlyingAl


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A tiny seated proof, my type example. Mintage = 950


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Nice!
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A NEWP in my “hoard”:
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PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
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Another NEWP:
“The thrill of the hunt never gets old”
PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
Copperindian
Retired sets: Soaring Eagles
Copperindian
Nickelodeon
Finally, this one was posted by the seller. I’m posting it as the buyer:
“The thrill of the hunt never gets old”
PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
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As soon as I saw the top-third of the IHC obverse scroll onto the page, I knew what coin it would be. I bet it looks amazing in-hand.
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Damn. @Copperindian on a roll!
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@Copperindian awesome coins!
I love that 1877! 🥰
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Hey Ken, this is the same coin you shared with me earlier right? The pictures didn’t show it was a 65RB WITH GOLD CAC! Fantastic!! Zack