Post an "original surfaces" coin
dizzyfoxx
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It can be pretty
, it can be ugly
, it can be a monster
, it can be average
, but it MUST have "original surfaces"
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, it can be ugly, it can be a monster, it can be average , but it MUST have "original surfaces" ... 
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U.S. Nickels Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
U.S. Dimes Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
reverse noise at shield is on the slab
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
myCCset
These are some of my collection that I am 90% sure are original. I personally dont think many coins at all meet the original guidelines...
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Larry
Dabigkahuna
That 1832 10¢ is just about the finest Bust coins I've ever seen
I had my eye on that one. Looks very nice.
Looking for PCGS AU58 Washington's, 32-63.
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P.S. this is available.
<< <i>forgive me; i'm just learning. What is "original surfaces"? I see all sorts of coins in this post. I'm clueless. >>
It means that the coin's surface hasn't been altered by destructive chemical means such as being dipped, harshly cleaned, artificially toned, etc.
<< <i>Post an "original surfaces" coin >>
You might want to rephrase it to natural surfaces??
Seeing how any circulated coins have lost much of their original surface
Not many of these that are still original.
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I'm not much for Morgan's, but those two are "Awesome"! Congrat's
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