A Sheridan Downey purchase, MB44, FUN 2017. Sheridan's words...
"From the Davignon collection, found on the bourse floor during the 2003 ANA Convention. A blast of vibrant luster greets the eye. Frosty, untoned centers are framed with halos of russet toning. There is not a hint of friction on the devices; contact marks are virtually non-existent. The strike is first rate. In short, an ideal coin for an ambitious type or date collector.
A [George] Plimpton [family] Hoard coin. It was lot 700 in the 1981 NASCA sale of the Providence Collection, one of the 3 confirmed Plimpton Hoard auctions."
If Keith finds out I own it (he is aggressively building a set of Plimpton coins) I will never see it again. Shh...
Lance.
So here is the scoop- For the past 3 years or so, its been very difficult to acquire an upgrade to my Capped Bust dime registry set for a number of reasons. Some reasons are working at my day job way too many hours and when I do come across an upgrade in grade, I prefer my coin over the higher graded coin. So its been rough going. Having said that, I recently acquired a 1829 JR-1 referred to it as an Extra Large 10 variety. Currently, this is the finest known JR-1 and 4 point upgrade for me. Previously this has been unknown to the Bust dime community as to this existence. I love the coin and wish to share with my fellow Bust coin enthusiast my recent acquisition. So enjoy:
@EastonCollection said:
So here is the scoop- For the past 3 years or so, its been very difficult to acquire an upgrade to my Capped Bust dime registry set for a number of reasons. Some reasons are working at my day job way too many hours and when I do come across an upgrade in grade, I prefer my coin over the higher graded coin. So its been rough going. Having said that, I recently acquired a 1829 JR-1 referred to it as an Extra Large 10 variety. Currently, this is the finest known JR-1 and 4 point upgrade for me. Previously this has been unknown to the Bust dime community as to this existence. I love the coin and wish to share with my fellow Bust coin enthusiast my recent acquisition. So enjoy:
CONGRATULATIONS! But couldn’t you find a fully struck example? 😉🤣
Q: When does a collector become a numismatist?
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
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do you remember Realone? not only did/does collect magnificent bust coinage, he has/had them imaged by MGoodman. he posted many a tasty treat! if you don't/haven't, for sure look up some of his threads in the archives.
@Pnies20 said:
Very happy with the way this looks in hand. One of my favorite die marriages.
Very nice example of a tough DM. I've already shown my less attractive example earlier in the thread, but here's her slightly older sister even if it does have a higher number in the book...the Overton plate coin for 123.
Just because I'm old doesn't mean I don't love to look at a pretty bust.
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Thread from when I found this! It's been in my type set ever since.
Nice!
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A couple of tough die marriages….
1822 O.103 (R4) PCGS 58 CAC
1828 O.106 (R4] PCGS 58 CAC
Dave
I bought this O.104a from CRO a few years ago. Loved it. I asked PCGS to give it the coveted 58+ grade and they agreed. So did CAC.
Lance.
It seems to me that there alot of grat looking CBH, so we need more dime so here we go:
1814 PCGS 66 Large Date JR 2 R3 Ex Doug Kaselitz, Oliver Jung The Type Sethttps://images3-cdn.auctionmobility.com/image/1-1HCQ7/?maxwidth=2400&maxheight=2400
https://images3-cdn.auctionmobility.com/image/1-1HCQ9/?maxwidth=2400&maxheight=2400
New addition..
One from the box.
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
Oops forgot the bust side.
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
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That's a beauty, LIquidated!
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It sure is!!
A nice prooflike 1830!
Dave
A Sheridan Downey purchase, MB44, FUN 2017. Sheridan's words...
"From the Davignon collection, found on the bourse floor during the 2003 ANA Convention. A blast of vibrant luster greets the eye. Frosty, untoned centers are framed with halos of russet toning. There is not a hint of friction on the devices; contact marks are virtually non-existent. The strike is first rate. In short, an ideal coin for an ambitious type or date collector.
A [George] Plimpton [family] Hoard coin. It was lot 700 in the 1981 NASCA sale of the Providence Collection, one of the 3 confirmed Plimpton Hoard auctions."
If Keith finds out I own it (he is aggressively building a set of Plimpton coins) I will never see it again. Shh...
Lance.
Bump……..
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
Our their bookmarked numismatic computer links now? Lol
1827/7 JR-1, MS63. Pop 1/1, although there are others unattributed.
Great to see this thread again!
Here’s a tough die marriage to find in AU and with eye appeal. It is also probably the only true overdate for the year, but the jury is still out.
This lovely piece was sold to me a few years ago and I couldn’t be happier to have her in my collection….thanks @GoBust
1822/1 O.102a R5? PCGS AU53 CAC
Dave
Scored this nice little collector grade overdate - F12 CAC
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1800 BB-182/B-2 (Hard to find nicer.)
Good to see this thread on the front page again. One of my newest girls
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
Nice to see this thread again!
Here’s a 1820/19 overdate I don’t believe I’ve shown before…..
Dave
Love these threads!
Here’s the capped bust dime (large dentils) from the type set I am working on…
Roseanne Barrett I - CAC Morgan Dollar Basic Set, Circulation Strikes (Retired)
Roseanne Barrett - CAC Basic Seated Liberty Type Set, Circulation Strikes
Oh heck, how about 1 of each?
I'll take them all.
Mr_Spud
So here is the scoop- For the past 3 years or so, its been very difficult to acquire an upgrade to my Capped Bust dime registry set for a number of reasons. Some reasons are working at my day job way too many hours and when I do come across an upgrade in grade, I prefer my coin over the higher graded coin. So its been rough going. Having said that, I recently acquired a 1829 JR-1 referred to it as an Extra Large 10 variety. Currently, this is the finest known JR-1 and 4 point upgrade for me. Previously this has been unknown to the Bust dime community as to this existence. I love the coin and wish to share with my fellow Bust coin enthusiast my recent acquisition. So enjoy:
CONGRATULATIONS! But couldn’t you find a fully struck example? 😉🤣
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
Congrats @EastonCollection on a gorgeous upgrade!
Looks like your patience and pickiness paid off!
Dave
Oh my!!
@EastonCollection Gorgeous!!!
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
My latest purchase PCGS 66 CAC
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Wow Darrell ... can you be my other brother Darrell?
Great looking example!
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
Two McCloskey coins that have migrated to my collection.
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.
Very happy with the way this looks in hand. One of my favorite die marriages.
BHNC #248 … 130 and counting.
Some of my tough Bust dollars:
1796 BB-63/B-2
1798 BB-92/B-4
1798 BB-94/B-3
1798 BB-110/B-16
1798 BB-112/B-15
1798 BB-114/B-26
1800 BB-182/B-2
Picked up a sweet BB-101/B17 recently, but no TrueView.
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are you doing a set of prime die states. it is kind eerie to NOT see clashing and cracks everywhere!
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do you remember Realone? not only did/does collect magnificent bust coinage, he has/had them imaged by MGoodman. he posted many a tasty treat! if you don't/haven't, for sure look up some of his threads in the archives.
Here’s a tough die marriage I’m very happy is in my collection
PCGS AU55
Dave
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probably already know the answer but i'll ask. have you added these to the dam vam registry?
Very nice example of a tough DM. I've already shown my less attractive example earlier in the thread, but here's her slightly older sister even if it does have a higher number in the book...the Overton plate coin for 123.
Just a humble dollar VF25 CAC example:
"Got a flaming heart, can't get my fill"
An 1831 NEWP that came in this week ... O-114 ... from Steve Herrman
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
My latest….