images of chain cent in pcgs au55 that i no longer have

ANACONDA

These are my most requested images. So here they are for the fellow that just asked for them.....

braddick

Do I detect a slight hint of a smile?

(On the coin, of course.)

Hadleydog

Way cool coin. Wow!

CLASSICS

its like a time mchine.......thanks for sharing........

cointagious

the beauty is in the simplicity of the design.

congrats on that gift grade, snake. i hope you planted somebody deep in that piece.

MrEureka

congrats on that gift grade,

Looks like it's graded consistently with most other slabbed early coppers. What's the problem with that???

dorkkarl

eac xf-45+, & an excellent coin.

K S

LanLord

Letting that go must have been like parting with a national treasure.

Android

Thanks Adrian! One of these days, i hope to own one of those beauties!

Andy

CarlWohlforth

I like the definition of the chain. Thanks for posting this image!

cointagious

<< <i>Looks like it's graded consistently with most other slabbed early coppers. What's the problem with that??? >>



nothing! that's why i gave kudos. it's a darn fine coin, imho.




<< <i>eac xf-45+, & an excellent coin. >>



yep!

nwcs

I wonder what it looked like off the dies? Must have been an exciting day at the mint!

airplanenut

If only I had the money when it was for sale

Great coin! Thanks, Adrian!

Jeremy

NumisEd

WOW! Now that is nice. I would grade it AU-50, but the grade is not an issue here. Unreal. Incredible. Beautiful.

edited for spelling

Bustman

<< <i>the beauty is in the simplicity of the design.

congrats on that gift grade, snake. i hope you planted somebody deep in that piece. >>





You gave the design kudos, not the coin. If you don't agree with the grade, thats cool, there are plenty of ways to convey that without getting nasty. Your statement reeks of jealousy and anger.

SethChandler

Thank you for sharing.

EVillageProwler

congrats on that gift grade, snake. i hope you planted somebody deep in that piece.

PLONK

EVP

Baley

an awesome example!

you know, how when it's really rare and desireable, they say, "throw the price guides out the window!"?

well, they're talking about coins like this.

Whether it's a 55, a 50, a 45, or even an AU53.5 (my vote), the exact grade only matters

WHEN YOU HAVE SEVERAL OTHER BRACKETING EXAMPLES AVAILABLE to comparison shop.

If one had a steady supply of chain cents to choose from, they could say, "oh, this PGCS 55 chain cent is not as nice as these PCGS 50 chain cents over here, see them all?"

some coins, you can just up and order in any grade you can afford.

coins like this one, you have to either jump on it and pony up what it costs when offered, or you have to keep waiting...

banknote1

Snake;
I have wanted one of these for over 40 years! I don't know how you could of sold such a wonderful coin... Although I think PCGS was optimistic with the grading...

lincolnSence

great image, thanks for sharing.

shylock

Awesome coin, thanks for the look Adrian.

greghansen

If only I had the money when it was for sale

No kidding! A rediculously attractive coin.