1820-103 Eliasberg/Logan for Tahoedale

HalfCollector

Dale, you mentioned you wanted to see the Eliasberg/Logan 20-103. It took me a while to pull it out and photograph it. It is still raw and although technically UNC, it has some luster disturbances which are exagerated by the photo. I would grade it an AU-58 technically but a coin with such Great eye-appeal and originality it could end up in anything from a 58-62 holder depending upon the day.

kaz

Dang! Nice half!

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MidLifeCrisis

Very nice.

speety

<< <i>I love that baby bustie. >>



Baby?


That thing is a monster!

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speety

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<< <i>I love that baby bustie. >>



Baby?


That thing is a monster! >>





I stand corrected, the slip of the tongue I believe occurred because i collect the baby busties as in cbhd's >>




I know but i didn't wanna call you out on something that obvious!

zap1111

It's nice to see an impressive coin like this. One can certainly understand both the initial and continued interest in it. Thanks for sharing.
zap

maibockaddict

Mmmm. Thanks for sharing!!! Great coin!

HalfCollector

for Dale

Bear

Dat de Daddy Bustie!

TahoeDale

Dick,

Thanks for the posted image. I would have replied earlier, but was out of town til wednesday.

The E catalog describes at lot 1771 your coin as MS60, Slight central weakness Grey-brown with light blue toning. Pleasing surfaces. Always in demand as a key date.

And I agree wholeheartedly. My MS 62 has more luster, but probably not better struck. Nice coin, and thanks for the post

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TahoeDale

Realone,

It sold for $3520, which included the 10% juice.