Not bad, considering they were my first coins!
wallstreetman
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Submissions 3014119 and 3014120, zip 91710. The 1899 was purchased as AU and the Flying Eagles and IHCs VF to EF. I guess I just wanted to see how I did, I feel pretty good. If only I would have known more about dipping copper, the 1858 Large Letter(Small letter is a mistake) had the best details! Does Altered Surfaces apply to dipping, shouldnt it say Cleaning, it has no hair lines? I cant complain on the moderns either, the 96 bodybag wasnt really a surprise, it had some faint hairlines. I dont understand the 67 though! I guess I was even more conservative than PCGS overall!
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2 90031647 1885-O S$1 MS62
3 90031648 1899 S$1 MS62
4 90031649 1883 1C AU55BN
5 90031650 1866 1C AU58BN
6 90031651 1858 1C Small Letters AU55
7 90031652 1857 1C Flying Eagle XF45
8 90031653 1858 1C Small Letters Altered Surfaces
Date Received: 09/30/2002
Date Shipped: 10/16/2002
1 30022005 Eagle S$1 1996 Cleaning
1 30022006 Eagle S$1 1996 MS67
1 30022007 Eagle S$1 1996 MS69
2 30022008 Eagle S$1 2002-W PR69DC
3 30022009 Eagle $50 1988 MS69
4 30022010 Eagle S$1 2001 MS68
Date Received: 10/01/2002
Date Shipped: 10/16/2002
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