this $5 indian do anything for you?
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recently closed auction, I didn't feel the need to go past melt for it.... I'm sure it's interesting in hand.
not sure what draws the distinction between this and a colorized ASE, except it's GOLD and it was done by hand sometime in the past. I guess.
just sharin'
not sure what draws the distinction between this and a colorized ASE, except it's GOLD and it was done by hand sometime in the past. I guess.
just sharin'
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<< <i>lol... to be sure. but it doesn't hold some weird interest for you if it were a contemporary enameling? >>
On a single-spaced, typewritten list of weird interest items, listed in decreasing order of my sense of urgency to spend money on them, I would first look for "Bad Contemporary Enameling" on page 6.
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<< <i>$80 would have been a steal on that Bust Half. Enameled Bust coins go for hundreds of dollars.
-Paul >>
eye of the beholder. I think it went for 170+ juice so around 200. if the obverse didn't look like someone sprayed acid in her face i might have be tempted more...
Steve
the color, but as is I think it's a somewhat more interesting conversation piece. I'd probably enjoy holding it in the palm of my hand,
etc.
<< <i>recently closed auction, I didn't feel the need to go past melt for it.... I'm sure it's interesting in hand.
not sure what draws the distinction between this and a colorized ASE, except it's GOLD and it was done by hand sometime in the past. I guess.
just sharin' >>
AT or NT? You make the call!
<< <i>Where I differ is I'd probably leave it as is, you could probably remove
the color, but as is I think it's a somewhat more interesting conversation piece. I'd probably enjoy holding it in the palm of my hand,
etc. >>
How do you know that the seller didn't add the color a week before he put it on eBay?
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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<< <i>Where I differ is I'd probably leave it as is, you could probably remove
the color, but as is I think it's a somewhat more interesting conversation piece. I'd probably enjoy holding it in the palm of my hand,
etc. >>
How do you know that the seller didn't add the color a week before he put it on eBay? >>
http://www.sedwickcoins.com/
Dan Sedwick coin auctions via icollector.
provenance not specified.