Type 2 SLQ.

SkyMan

I needed a Type 2 SLQ for the Type Set, so here's the one I got. It is a PCGS MS66. While obviously not FH, it is quite close and just a fraction of the cost of a FH. The images were done by Bob Campbell and I think he did an excellent job.

commoncents05

Nice coin! Nicely portrayed by Bob's photos as always.

-Paul

gecko109

Very pretty! What did something like that set you back?

STONE

Awesome coin. I love the reverse color.

drwstr123

Beautiful! The head's a minor detail when the rest of the package looks like that. Mike

Broadstruck

Tough to find with that much head and color as most 24-D's have seen the dipping jar.

quickwing

Wow that's a nice album coin. If the rest are up to that standard you'll have show stopper 7070.

cmerlo1

Wow! Gorgeous coin!

SkyMan

Thank you folks for the nice comments, glad you like the coin!

Gecko, it cost me $1,265. FWIW, on the PCGS price guides a '24-D in 66 theoretically will run you $875 and in 66FH theoretically will run you $12,000. Given how much of the head (and the rest of the strike) is there, add in the toning, and I'm a very happy camper at the purchase price.





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Quickwing you can make up your own mind. Here's my Type set...

Type Set

tradedollarnut

While obviously not FH, it is quite close and just a fraction of the cost of a FH

Nicely done. Why anyone would pay lots of extra money for the tiny bit of strike that coin is missing is beyond me!