Anyone else notice how tough it is to find an exceptional high grade PCGS Spanish Trail?

byergo · October 9, 2004 11:43AM

Is it just me?

BigE · October 9, 2004 11:52AM

I got stuck for a long time on this coin!!!! Now I am stuck on the Sesqui. It's OK for me though 'cause it makes it more difficult to spend the $$

--------------BigE

sliderider · October 9, 2004 1:05PM

Anaconda has one in MS64 in a green label slab. Maybe it will upgrade??

Nice white.

byergo · October 9, 2004 1:23PM

Nice coin, but I don't crack coins for regrade.

BigE · October 9, 2004 1:29PM

Maybe this oneText----------------------BigE

byergo · October 9, 2004 1:37PM

Wow! That one is SEXY!

BigE · October 9, 2004 1:40PM

Scott, I have been kind of shopping for a 67 Bay Bridge too, I can't even find one to look at-------------BigE

mrearlygold · October 9, 2004 11:59PM

Spanish Trails were always tough to find with the right look.

Tom

Baley · October 10, 2004 12:22AM

Huge wide open fields, very subject to marks. Also, to quote the Heritage ad: "Most were mishandled, and survivors are apt to be nicked, scratched, or cleaned." A very tough coin to find in Gem condition.

fivecents · October 10, 2004 12:23AM

Spanish trails problem is usually it has a dull and washed out Luster. They also have huge open fields that really show the imperfections.

scher · October 10, 2004 2:54AM

These are very tough..I have the only pcgs 68.. I had a real nice 67 that I sent to pinnacle but I am sure it is gone..I wish for photo skills, mine has just a little color, unreal strike and no marks..
Bruce Scher

mrcommem · October 10, 2004 3:15AM

I don't remeber where I purchase this nice, lustrous Spanish Trail. It resides in PCGS MS65 holder. I also have been looking for a nice Sesqui in MS65 that has haze-free nice eye appeal. I thought I had found one but failed to bookmark the site.

Anyone else notice how tough it is to find an exceptional high grade PCGS Spanish Trail?

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