Six Cents! The Feuchtwanger way...

ambro51

My new one, and my old one...together again, the first time since Dr. Feuchtwanger made them in 1837

Broadstruck

ricko

Very nice.... Thanks, Cheers, RickO

ambro51

What I noticed right away, was the sound they made "clinking" against themselves. Not like silver, not like copper, not like a pair of nickels....a foreign sound.

I like the way these look worn, and yes, even with the planchet defects. They remind me of a worn large cent, indeed, they are from that era.

PawPaul

hey -

does PCGS slab these ?

thebeav

<< <i>does PCGS slab these ? >>



Certainly......

That is quite a cool pair !

ambro51

PCGS has Thirty slabbed. However, I dont think these two, with planchet defects would slab, ANACS will slab them though...they have Twelve slabbed. Im not sure how many NGC has, if someone would look that up....I do THINK its eighteen though.

Pretty rare bird.

Broadstruck

<< <i>PCGS has Thirty slabbed. However, I dont think these two, with planchet defects would slab, ANACS will slab them though...they have Twelve slabbed. Im not sure how many NGC has, if someone would look that up....I do THINK its eighteen though.

Pretty rare bird. >>



PCGS would Genuine Only them.

ANACS, ICG, NGC/NCS, and SEGS would detail net grade both.

DIMEMAN

Cool! I would rather have them in a PCGS Genuine that anacs or ngc.