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FSH: Norfolk PCGS 66
CommemDude
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FSH until 6/10/07 then to Ebay: all prices delivered to Forum members ...thanks!
Bust Half, PCGS 62, very lustrous with intact cartwheel; grey-green centers going to blue peripheries, very pretty, unhairlined $1500 ON HOLD
Norfolk commem half, PCGS 66, original fresh surfaces with some traces of tab toning obverse $550
Ford So called Dollar, 1933, HK 465, warm red-brown surfaces, few spots, NGC 64...$ 78 SOLD
Washington $5 Gold, two tone gorgeous obv, light gold reverse, flawless, PCGS 69 $450 SOLD
1937 Texas commem, NGC MS65, rose and blue toning, pretty, hopefully NT... $285 SOLD
Bust Half, PCGS 62, very lustrous with intact cartwheel; grey-green centers going to blue peripheries, very pretty, unhairlined $1500 ON HOLD
Norfolk commem half, PCGS 66, original fresh surfaces with some traces of tab toning obverse $550
Ford So called Dollar, 1933, HK 465, warm red-brown surfaces, few spots, NGC 64...$ 78 SOLD
Washington $5 Gold, two tone gorgeous obv, light gold reverse, flawless, PCGS 69 $450 SOLD
1937 Texas commem, NGC MS65, rose and blue toning, pretty, hopefully NT... $285 SOLD
Dr Mikey
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The 1832 Large Letter O-101 reverse looks like the picture below. Note the always present huge die break through the left wing.
Commems and Early Type
<< <i>1937 Texas commem, NGC MS65, rose and blue toning, pretty, hopefully NT... >>
As the previous owner of this one, I believe it to be NT.
The 1832 Large Letter is very plentiful, but the demand is large, so it should command a small premium. I am surprised REDBOOK does not indicate such premium---yet.
CommemDude's coin looks to me to be priced reasonable for an 1832 PCGS 62. Knowing how CommemDude selects his coins, and looking at the pictures, I think the asking price is a bargain.
It was also great to meet you today Mike!
Ankur
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SeaEagleCoins: 11/14/54-4/5/12. Miss you Larry!