Gold Dollar NEWP for my 7070 Album

Preussen

My 7070 set is growing slowly. -Preussen



(edited to add: seller's pics)

RYK

Very nice coin.

Happy Halloween.

Go Steelers!

AnkurJ

Nice!
Thankfully gold was aroud $600 when I did my 7070 with the gold page! It must hurt nowadays.

Preussen

<< <i>Nice!
Thankfully gold was aroud $600 when I did my 7070 with the gold page! It must hurt nowadays. >>

thanks, but man, does it ever hurt

Silly me waited way too long to start on the gold page. I also just bought this 1899 Double Eagle (PCGS MS62) to crack out for the album. Oh well...it's fun -Preussen

Edited to add: (my lousy pic)

SeattleSlammer

that dollar has a great unmolested look

ambro51

Very nice T1 Love the die crack around the stars on the left of the obverse. It will look even better in hand!

Barry

nice!

PQType

robkool

The G$1 & $20 Lib really glows... I would be hard pressed to crack out those kool pieces.

HoledandCreative

That $1 is a beaut! Love the broken nose.

ricko

Excellent addition.... Cheers, RickO

Justacommeman

Very very nice indeed! MJ

ambro51

Lots of dies were used to stike this high mintage issue...over 4 million pieces, and the OP coin shows evidence of relapping on both the obverse and reverse. The nose does blend into the field after relapping, and the ribbon details on the reverse, as well as the date, look less defined. The die crack was probably a terminal event for this obverse die.

I dont see a grade posted but Ill guess MS62 or MS63 (hard to tell without getting a good look at the luster)

YogiBerraFan

Great coin!

Preussen

<< <i>Lots of dies were used to stike this high mintage issue...over 4 million pieces, and the OP coin shows evidence of relapping on both the obverse and reverse. The nose does blend into the field after relapping, and the ribbon details on the reverse, as well as the date, look less defined. The die crack was probably a terminal event for this obverse die.

I dont see a grade posted but Ill guess MS62 or MS63 (hard to tell without getting a good look at the luster) >>

Thanks for the interesting info, and thanks to everyone for the nice comments. The $1 coin was in an NGC MS62 slab, and had the "Green Bean." Both coins have been liberated and are now resting comfortably in my album. -Preussen