evenly worn, like an old tire
Doogy
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I love it though! I'll add this to my low-ball Crown collection this week. i had my eye on another sweet worn Crown a few days back, but i forgot about the auction and Don walked about with it. Drats! 
now if only Ron tells us he is introducing a low-ball Crown registry, Don and I can battle to see who has the world's worst Crowns!
now if only Ron tells us he is introducing a low-ball Crown registry, Don and I can battle to see who has the world's worst Crowns!
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Dr J
My omnicoin collection (or how my coin photography has progressed)
The even wear speaks to originality and usage (history) and eye appeal, the silver dollar-size is satisfying to heft and feel and precious metal content, the grade allows you to (carefully) handle the coin.
All in all, very satisfying!
is that you end up being governed by inferiors. – Plato
<< <i>A well-worn (say F-15 or AVF English crown from the early 1800's (as long as it is evenly-worn) is one of the most attractive type of coins you can own.
The even wear speaks to originality and usage (history) and eye appeal, the silver dollar-size is satisfying to heft and feel and precious metal content, the grade allows you to (carefully) handle the coin.
All in all, very satisfying!
I think you nailed it! these worn Crowns certainly are lookers, and you don't have to baby them as you would MS pieces. good points!