Toned 1927 Vermont Half Dollar - Comments Please

Blackhawk

Take a look at the 1927 Vermont commemorative half dollar in this auction. I'd be interested in your comments.

Vermont half

Thanks,
Bill

MastaHanky

"Perfect Germ MS65"

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

I dig the toning, although I think it's closer to a 64 than a 65.

But that's without seeing it in person.

gmarguli

The auction lasted ~6 minutes?

The coin looks OK. Can't really tell grade. The toning is probablu more colorful than the picture indicates.

wingedliberty

A superb example. The coin is a 65, without question.


Brian.

Coqui

HI!

I love the reverse desing of this coin, is simple. The coin is at a marvelous condition I like it.

But if the toning was a little bit bigger it will be awesome

I am curious, did you really paid omly that???? I mean it really is a low price for a MS65

Good coin at a very good price, GREAT DEAL!!!

Tonelover

I like it but there's no way of telling the true story from a picture. LOOKS nice but you can never tell. You paid PQ 64 money so if it grades out at that level you're more or less OK if it's particularly nice. If it grades MS-65 than you did quite well. Hope it works out, let us know how it looks in person.

darktone

It looks very nice to me! The sellers got a good ebay rating and does offer a 14 day return . mike

Blackhawk

Thanks...I'll post some photos when I receive the coin.

Blackhawk

I submitted this coin to NGC when I received it. It graded as a MS65. The toning coloration shown on the auction pic is about true to life and it has nice lustre.

MastaHanky

Dang, call me Mr. Conservative!

(You interested in selling it to me for $600 and making $25 on the deal? With the slabbing fees you'd come out even. )

BigD5

Alright, between this one and the bust quarter, you're nominated as the Ebay cherrypicker of the week. Anyone second that nomination?
Bowling balls, that's all I have to say. $575 or so, laid out on an image to take a shot...........like I said, bowling balls.
Congratulations.
Vermonts are TOUGH in 65+ grades.