Wanna play GRADE THE SAINT?? Been a while...
saintguru
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It's a tough date.
LOOK AT THIS. It'S AN NGC MS66!
LOOK AT THIS. It'S AN NGC MS66!
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I hate grading these things from pics, but I'll say 64.
Awesome Coin SG!!!!!
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
Funeral.
<< <i>numerous coins added since retiring...(1908-S '66, 1920-S '64, 1927-S '65) >>
MS-65!
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<< <i>numerous coins added since retiring...(1908-S '66, 1920-S '64, 1927-S '65) >>
MS-65!
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JJ
64
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<< <i>numerous coins added since retiring...(1908-S '66, 1920-S '64, 1927-S '65) >>
MS-65!
-Paul
Pretty neat, eh?
This was bought by Steve Duckor in 1980. It graded MS65. The rim on the reverse is known as a beveled rim and is very common for this date. There are no subtractions for what looks like roughness.
So for those who read my sigline, I say, nice. I'm a dummy.
Are you really allowed to be a dummy and own coins of this caliber?? I am IN like Flynn if this is the case
Lincoln set Colorless Set
The reverse is just immaculate!
Jay, why don't you have the 27-S in your registry set?
My current Saint "syrup" set is called Goldfinger's Pickin's.
Cool
Ed. S.
(EJS)
<< <i>Why are people still guessing??
Yeah, the answer was in the first post
Lincoln set Colorless Set
<< <i>64 >>
NOPE....
<< <i>EF45?
NOPE
Someone will eventually get it. At least after the dozen or so who already have.
<< <i>How about MS71???
Someone will eventually get it. At least after the dozen or so who already have. >>
NOPE.
Actually, I guessed 65 before I saw the answer. Probably the only time I've ever guessed right on one of these. The lustre and wear always throw me off on this series....
Chicolini: Mint? No, no, I no like a mint. Uh - what other flavor you got?
<< <i>OK....How about this one? Grade it!
I grade it a big red X.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
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Surfaces are more important that small ticks! The toning and skin on this coin is amazing. It was not touched by the modern coin doctors since it was bought in 1980...the pictures never do great Saints justice. The better the lustre and surfaces, the more busy they look in pics.
thanks!
Has this placed turned into a friggin asylum or there are no more jokes on the Almighty CF.
K
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
But sometimes they slip in.
That coin is NO B+, Bub.
<< <i>Read the thread. Saw the coin a long time ago. A killer coin which stands on its own no matter the holder. My 2nd. favorite saint issue, next to the 21.
K >>
You saw this coin? Before 1980???
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<< <i>Read the thread. Saw the coin a long time ago. A killer coin which stands on its own no matter the holder. My 2nd. favorite saint issue, next to the 21.
K >>
You saw this coin? Before 1980??? >>
Interesting.