Old Monster endroll 1884-O Raw exNobody coin.

Russ

Russ, NCNE

mgoodm3

I love those Nobody pedigree coins.

pharmer

exNobody Coins. Now, with zero percent Super Saturation.

dragon

Well that's what can happen when people use those cheap paper rolls instead of plastic, and it's a weak crummy strike to boot. Melt it for scrap IMO.

13PacesEast

AT

JRH

Very Nice !!! I like it alot.

ChuckC

<< <i>AT >>



naw, the image is probably a little "juiced"

Connecticoin

What did you sell it for?

Oldgrump

Russ, I think Marty probably has a few of those that he may want to consign to you.
Steve

Myqqy

I love the nobody pedigree more than the highly esteemed battle ground "pedigree"....

Myqqy

I mean, "battle creek"™....

rhedden

Cool. Remember when you could buy monster toners like that at coin shows for 10-20% over greysheet, and relatively few people cared about collecting them? I passed on a few like that during the mid 1990's, and they had very little premium attached to them at the time. D'Oh.

BigE

So that coin once belonged to nobody before somebody bought it?----------------------------------BigE

coindeuce

Old half Monster endroll 1/2-1884-O Raw exNobody halfcoin.
Yer slippin' Russ.

Coxe

<< <i>Cool. Remember when you could buy monster toners like that at coin shows for 10-20% over greysheet, and relatively few people cared about collecting them? I passed on a few like that during the mid 1990's, and they had very little premium attached to them at the time. D'Oh. >>



Yeah, that was about the same time they were getting dipped for the blast white fad. Gorgeous annular album toned original seated especially. Even a little tasteful rim toning was like a fingerprint to some in the herd then; still is for a few I bet. SO many coins wrecked hten and again now with retoning AT.

DUIGUY

<< <i> Old half Monster endroll 1/2-1884-O Raw exNobody halfcoin.
Yer slippin' Russ. >>

bestclser1

Nice endroll half Russ.It can be ex Russ if you want.

Sunnywood

It would be interesting to see a scan of this coin using the same technique that produced the neon fluorescent image of the 1904-O, and compare them. It would also be interesting to see ordinary photos of each coin, such as PCGS True View images. Both coins are very nice.

Best,
Sunnywood