Went to the bank with Lee yesterday.....
KenzoT
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We got a couple of submissions ready to go to PCGS.
#1-- 5(five) 1893-s S$1, 5(five) 1889-cc S$1, 2(two) 1890-cc.
#2-- 11(eleven) 1894-p.
She had a really nice 1894 that someone had severely scratched the face. Made me sick.
I've only got to look at 2% of her coins so far and I'm floored by what I'm seeing. Can't hardly wait for my VAM book to get here.
THIS IS FUN!!!!!!!
Sorry toning guys, I didn't photograph any of the toners she has because of the lighting in the bank vault.
#1-- 5(five) 1893-s S$1, 5(five) 1889-cc S$1, 2(two) 1890-cc.
#2-- 11(eleven) 1894-p.
She had a really nice 1894 that someone had severely scratched the face. Made me sick.
I've only got to look at 2% of her coins so far and I'm floored by what I'm seeing. Can't hardly wait for my VAM book to get here.
THIS IS FUN!!!!!!!
Sorry toning guys, I didn't photograph any of the toners she has because of the lighting in the bank vault.
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Are you getting the Top 100 VAM book, or the full version? You'd be spending a whole lot of time attributing every VAM with no benefit, and it's probably only worth the time to identify the ones in the Top 100.
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
The 93-s's are IMHO 1-F, 3-VF, 1-XF.
The 89-cc's are from F-VF.
The 90-CC's are MS63.
The 94-P's range from VF-AU.(one possibly MS).
This is REALLY fun!
Please include me when it is time to sell the slabbed ones.
thanks