Desperately ISO 1887 Seated Liberty Half Dollar ...
10ofSwords
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... and since I'd rather not want to break the proverbial bank, I'm looking for one in the G-VG range.
No luck on ebay - so where else might I find one?
The problem with "survival of the fittest" is that it sounds totally awesome - so long as it is someone else's survival that is at stake
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Thanx. I'll check it out.
The problem with "survival of the fittest" is that it sounds totally awesome - so long as it is someone else's survival that is at stake
That date was hoarded from a very early date due to its low mintage. Finding one in G-VG is likely going to be difficult.
That's what I'm finding out - but I still like to keep the purchase price out of four figures (the price of the 1887 quarter, which I am also seeking to buy, is somewhat more reasonable).
The problem with "survival of the fittest" is that it sounds totally awesome - so long as it is someone else's survival that is at stake
Good luck with that one
A G6 is available.
https://collectorscorner.com/Category/Category.aspx?catId=121&pId=12
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1879 through I think 1890 Seated Coinage was low mintage and hoarded. For example, an MS 65 1879 dime, years ago, the last time I checked, was priced as a type coin for the series.
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