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1864-L S-3 Indian Head Cent. Re-cut digits.
This is a better variety in a PCGS XF45 holder. #19959235.
Coin is problem-free and has uniform chocolate color on both sides.......GONE
Not quite as nice as Rick Snow's AU 50 shown in the following link, but darn close: see here.
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1867 with rays shield nickel. Choice AU and very attractive. Sharp strike for an 1867 nickel.....GONE
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1891 Seated Liberty Dime, PCGS MS63; Unlisted Variety
I purchased this coin raw 7 or 8 years ago at a small New England show and had it graded a few years ago.
It's now in a PCGS 63 holder, #37030564. Coin is all original and never messed with. The photo depicts the coin just about as it appears in-hand but the toning is darker on the reverse than shown.
This is an unlisted die variety in the Fortin reference. The coin's reverse shows a myriad of die cracks, having been struck by a failing die. I have outlined the cracks in the lower photo. The obverse also has a crack through Liberty's head....GONE
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1836 B-4 R4 Bust Quarter NGC AU55 #1723564-005; Gen 10 holder (2004 - 2008)
A real AU coin with sharp detail despite the massive die cracks on both sides.
More luster is present than the photo shows.
The most recent auction sale of this variety was a cleaned/hairlined NGC AU details coin by Heritage in Feb 2022 ($432 realized).
Another cleaned AU sold for $400 in Sep 2015.
The most recent sale (by Heritage) of a problem-free AU example of this variety was in 1998!
PCGS Price Guide is $1400 for B-4. ........GONE
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1809 O.114a Bust Half Dollar, PCGS VF20.
Very nice example of this Overton die marriage. Though now demoted R5- in the "a" state, examples are still difficult to find in unmolested condition. The die cracks are quite weak, but in my opinion this piece does not qualify as an example of the much scarcer prime die state (R5+).
Dentils are strongly impressed on both sides, and the toning is toned an attractive medium gray and has a cameo appearance.
Priced at $780.
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1827 O.119 R4 Bust Half Dollar, raw Choice AU.
This coin came from a Coin Galleries auction in 1993, where it was graded Choice AU. I grade it conservatively as AU55 but it has potential to make AU58. I have not yet submitted it to any grading service.
The coin has full luster on both sides, way more than the picture suggests, and the rim toning is a very attractive sea-green color.
There are some faint hairlines in the field in front of Liberty's chin area.
The Condition Census for this variety is 65, 63, 62, 60 60.
In 2020, the Bust Half Nut Club upgraded the rarity of O.119 to R4 (from R3). Price.....GONE
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Here are a few Tokens from my collection that are also available:
1803 brass Kettle Token, NGC AU55 #3382150-004. (PCGS# 512956)
"$2 1/2 - style" design type; Judd-C1803-1, Kettle & Sons Gaming Token, Birmingham Eng. Medal alignment, plain edge.
Token has flashy, original brassy surfaces on both sides.....GONE
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1789 Wicklow Conder Token DH44a; IRELAND
18th Century Halfpenny Conder Token.
D&H #44a. Choice AU....GONE
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1791 Anglesey Paris Miners Conder Token; Gr. Britain Halfpenny
18th Century Halfpenny Conder Token.
D&H #437. Choice AU....GONE
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