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Just a really crusty Barber Q
pursuitofliberty
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For the lovers of original, I think this one qualifies
I had forgotten I had this one at home, so I snapped a picture of her (it?)
Guess the grade ... whatcha think ... share some crusties
I had forgotten I had this one at home, so I snapped a picture of her (it?)
Guess the grade ... whatcha think ... share some crusties
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
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Hope you are doing well....
Glenn
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You should dip that hideous thing.
(Seriously, tho', she's a beaut.)
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Nice looking quarter.
Nice original coin though - now if it only had an 'S' on the rev.......
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Nice coin, Todd.
I can barely see rub on the OBV -
and the REV has a touch of rub.
Its a solid 55 and it wouldn't
surprise me to see it in a 58
holder.
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Initial impression was 53.
The tone reminds me of a couple of nice 98-S/99-S I have gleaned from Phillipines.
and they're cold.
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Mary
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Todd... keeping us in suspence ???
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<< <i>Very nice! I say XF45. Gorgeous look! >>
AnkurJ, sell me all your xf45s (at xf45 $) that look like this.
hmmm ... well, amazingly, no one got this one ... at least not what it was graded
low was a 45 (I'll buy these all day at Ch EF money) ... high was 65 with no winky but a big smile ... I think he was egging me on
but yeah Dwayne make me a 63+ type offer and she's yours!
The luster is better than the picture ... and the skin is think
ANACS graded it a 61
I could agree that it's Unc, but it does have some "cabinet" friction on a few points, and so I consider it accordingly
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
Todd - BHNC #242
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Actually, I would have really guessed MS62 but that's an extremely hard grade to guess with these crusty Barbers.
61 is even more odd to see. I would be interested to see what PCGS would grade it. They seem a bit less forgiving about "cabinet friction" so a 58 would be likely.
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