NEWPS!

Some via the mail, and some local.
Canada 50 Cents, 1901. Moderately tough date. The first "A" in "CANADA" is a bit munged, but otherwise it's not a bad example, IMO. Local purchase


United States 50 Cents, 1949. Yeah, I know, icky lightside, but I picked it up because I liked the toning. Local purchase.


British North Borneo 1/2 Cent, 1891 H. Amazing what different lighting and photography can do. Coloring not as vivid as auction pics, but I like it.


Lastly, a pair from the Guthman:
Germany 1/2 Mark, 1905 A. PCGS PR64 CAMEO. The pictures don't capture it, but the dark areas amongst the leaves on both sides is reddish-brown toning.


Saxony 3 Marks, 1913 E. PCGS PR64 DEEP CAMEO. MEOWZILLA! I've been looking for a nice clean example of this one for a while. Amazing cameo contrast!

Canada 50 Cents, 1901. Moderately tough date. The first "A" in "CANADA" is a bit munged, but otherwise it's not a bad example, IMO. Local purchase


United States 50 Cents, 1949. Yeah, I know, icky lightside, but I picked it up because I liked the toning. Local purchase.


British North Borneo 1/2 Cent, 1891 H. Amazing what different lighting and photography can do. Coloring not as vivid as auction pics, but I like it.


Lastly, a pair from the Guthman:
Germany 1/2 Mark, 1905 A. PCGS PR64 CAMEO. The pictures don't capture it, but the dark areas amongst the leaves on both sides is reddish-brown toning.


Saxony 3 Marks, 1913 E. PCGS PR64 DEEP CAMEO. MEOWZILLA! I've been looking for a nice clean example of this one for a while. Amazing cameo contrast!


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And the 3 mark DCAM is outta sight!
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the 1949 half looks as if it is from a mint set and a FBL designation seems appropriate.
and the two German coins just look undergraded
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