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BASEagle

Time to look at a coin:








So, there. Yap yap yap, blah, blah, blah.

I feel better now. Hope you do too.

Mike

ursabear

Great picture and nice coin!

Since I'm not an IHC officianado, what was the metal composition of IHCs in 1887?

Pushkin

Nice VF-30/35 with possible clased dies on the reverse around the E in ONE.
Because the lower hair curl and the ribbon line are not distinct, the coin just misses XF (although many dealers would try to sell it as XF). Nice clear, clean devices and fields = very good eye appeal. Also, nice patina.

Thanks for sharing.

Cam40

Very Fine.A 35 pointer no less.
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keets

..........widgets, widgets. i'm looking for some widgets. can anybody help me out here????

al h.

LucyBop

WIDGETS no, wedgies yes!

RegistryCoin

Sorry, out of widgets too, but I've got some weebles. They wobble, but they never fall down.

keets

........Yowzah, Yowzah, Yowzah!!!!!!

al h.

BillJones

Yes, they are very attractive circulated coins.

I can take pictures like that, but sadly I can't post them. I've never been able to crack the system, and I have seen any books on the subject that can tell you how to do it.

nucklehead

<< <i>Great picture and nice coin!

Since I'm not an IHC officianado, what was the metal composition of IHCs in 1887? >>

Composition: .950 copper, .050 tin and zinc.