picture post challenge: SHOW THEM SCRUBBED KEY DATES AND CLEANED MUST-HAVES

pontiacinf

Just what it says. I want to see EVERYONES scrubbed, cleaned, enhanced key-dates and must haves you grudgingly added to your collection to fill that hole. Some may even be welcomed additions (i-e you do not care if they have been spit-shined, dremel enhanced, etc)

LET THE GAMES BEGIN

Barndog

1833 LM-2, an R-6 die marriage and one of only two that I have ever owned. Tough to find much better than this, unfortunately.

pontiacinf

<< <i>1833 LM-2, an R-6 die marriage and one of only two that I have ever owned. Tough to find much better than this, unfortunately.



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that is way cool, Im starting to like these half dimes

DorkGirl

Barndog

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<< <i>1833 LM-2, an R-6 die marriage and one of only two that I have ever owned. Tough to find much better than this, unfortunately.



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that is way cool, Im starting to like these half dimes >>





if you like that one, you will like this. 1832 LM-10.4. The die marriage (LM-10) is only an R-3, but this remarriage in this late of a die state (there are coins in later die state, btw) is likely R-6 to R-6+

Barndog

here's another. This is the discovery coin for the 1830 LM-10 die marriage, R-6. Discovered by John Marker in 1975. Formerly owned by a Tennessee physician, now mine.

OKbustchaser

May not be R-6's, but they are a couple of tougher R-5's.

pontiacinf

well somethings amiss here, as this criteria cannot only be limited to bust halves and dimes, with a lonely peace dollar thrown in.


DIGG DEEP AND POST EM

JJM

I hate when that happens .........

JJM

I was able to dump this for even and upgrade to a more original coin



This one Too , good bye !