Stone Mountain 50C In Original Envelope (Updated with new photos on page 3)

OnTheHunt

For those interested, the premiums garnered by the sale of all Stone Mountain halfs amounted to $653,684.46.

Steve

JamesM

Well I must say this was a much stronger response then I had expected so thanks for all the interest.

This coin I do believe to be MS, the rub spots that have been talked about are I think due to the week strike (see stars (both sides)and die cracks(both sides) telling me this was mostly a later stage die paring do to the high mintage.

as far as the envelope goes I just liked how you can tell that this coin has not been touched in years.

I did learn quite a bit more about this coin from this thread so thanks for all the great information guys.

JamesM

I sent this coin in some time back, today I saw it at my bank and thought I would take some new photos and update this thread.

lcoopie

if Mark liked it as a 66 I wonder what he thinks now?

JamesM

<< <i>if Mark liked it as a 66 I wonder what he thinks now? >>



I am sure if the coin was dipped it would have been a 65/66

Colorfulcoins

Wow, sure looks nicer than a 64!

richardshipp

<< <i>Wow, sure looks nicer than a 64! >>



I agree.