What should I buy?
MICHAELDIXON
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I have this terrible itching to buy something "special" in the coin arena, but can't find anything which catches my eye. The proof Morgan is nice, but I want something to add to it. What is your suggestion? I've looked at the major dealers sites, Ebay, etc and just can't find anything!
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Cameron Kiefer
I agree with keifer,go for the gold.
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OK, how about telling us the price range you're looking in?
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It better be a toned beaut!
-The Swami.
Both are very nice and very tempting dark side coins, imo. I have both on my drool (imean) watch list.
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Greg Hansen
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I dunno. Here is a quote about the Sesqui from Q.David Bower's book, "Commemorative Coins of the United States, A Complete Encyclopedia".
"Most extant examples are in grades ranging from AU-50 to MS-60, and many have been cleaned or lightly polished. The relief of the designs is very unsatisfactory, and even the finest preserved pieces lack detail and appear flat, usually with graininess (from surface characteristics of the original planchet) on the cheek of Washington."
ANyway, it's not costing me anything to have PCGS grade it, as I still have my 4 free Collector's Club membership submissions. It will be interesting to see what they think.
but if you are gointg to buy a proof 67 buff nick just make sure you get one monster toned like this one
proof 67 satin
because of the increases in price the only proof 67 buffs that are undervalued are the ones that are monster toned!!
sincerely michael