Geez I bought another PCGS H10C this time from Wayne Herndon Bust 1837 and a monster toner!

Realone

I am eating my words, on a previous post I discussed a monster toned 1837 H10c that Mr Herndon was selling for what I thought was an out of this universe price. Many this forum educated me on the multiples that this coin can legitimately go for, some on this Board agreed with my opinion too. After careful thought and falling in love with this baby i decided to swallow my pride and contact Wayne Herndon, we ended up making a deal. I just want to thank him for his most professional business practices, he is quite an outstanding dealer to deal with. Again I can't post a pic so if someone can go to Stacks/ANR prior auctions and look up the 1837 H10c MS64 for any one who is interested in viewing I would appreciate it, and your opinions good or bad are welcome, i am a big boy so critique this sucker so I can learn from these transactions.

Sunnywood

Is this your coin? Check out his link:

1837 half dime PCGS MS64

Barndog

<< <i>Is this your coin? Check out his link:

1837 half dime PCGS MS64 >>



yep, that's his coin!

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CaptainRon

Gorgeous coin. I'm sure it will look even better in hand. Keep picking up all those 64's and 65's. just leave the 62's and 63's for me

Sunnywood

It's a beautiful coin ... you can't go wrong buying PCGS-certified classic coins in high grade with quality and eye appeal. And you will certainly always pay a premium for those coins, and rightly so ... after all, the price is based on supply and demand ... and the demand is always greatest for the best and nicest coins, while the supply is definitely limited.

Best,
Sunnywood

CaptainRon

Like I said your is gorgeous. Here is my new one, not as nice as yours, but still a keeper for me.

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dizzyfoxx

<< <i>I hate to be redundant, but that is the one. Can I get the honest truth, I can handle it. >>



The honest truth??? ...ok, it's an OUTSTANDING coin!

CaptainRon

63 PCGS

ajia

Very nice coin.

Will you take a picture once in hand?
The images online don't show any luster that has to be under the toning (I hope).
What anticipation you must have.

Congrats.

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STONE

That's some neat toning. I love the blue that the obverse takes on.

Barndog

Barndog

<< <i>Unfortunately I don't have the brains nor the capability to snap a pic and post it yet, I wish I could.


edited to say:
Check out Heritage's auction archive 7/19/04 good pics there when it was in an NGC slab, best I can do for now bedise the ANR/STACK's rendering. Maybe somebody could post that pic on this thread to show the coin. >>



actual date of the auction per Heritage's archives was 7/21/05, lot number 5715. I'll try to add photos below. If they don't come out, just go to Heritage's archives using the information I provided and you should see the coin.

Cladiator

BigE

Better watch out, trying to see those tiny things will make you look like that guy in Mad Magazine---------BigE

shirohniichan

That's a beautiful coin, and it's a transition year to boot!

Barndog

half dimes are making it to the top tonight, so here's a really nice one too!

bestclser1

<< <i>It's a beautiful coin ... you can't go wrong buying PCGS-certified classic coins in high grade with quality and eye appeal. And you will certainly always pay a premium for those coins, and rightly so ... after all, the price is based on supply and demand ... and the demand is always greatest for the best and nicest coins, while the supply is definitely limited.

Best,
Sunnywood >>

Listen to Sunnywood,as he knows his stuff with toned coinage.Heck,he even steps up for common dates like me if the eye appeal and color merit.Best,Lloyd

Hadleydog

Cool coin, Realone.