Photos added 9/06 - My first submission of world coins

Cocoinut

I received grades for my first grading submission of world coins, and was pleasantly surprised. I'm assuming that they have not yet been added to the population reports, since the 1912-B trade dollar isn't shown as of today. Therefore, I am adjusting the populations upward so they reflect this submission. They are all in Secure Plus holders, and imaged by PCGS. Their images are OK, but I will take (hopefully) better ones when I have the chance.

China (1933) $1 Y-345 LM-109 MS63 Much tougher than the 1934



Germany 1935-F 5 Mk Hindenburg PR66DC pop 5/0 Deep mirrors and a frosty cameo.



Great Britain 1806 1/2D, BN MS65BN pop 4/0 in BN A beautiful glossy brown coin!



Great Britain 1862 1/2D, RD MS64RD pop 2/7 in RD



Great Britain 1841 1D No Colon, RB MS63RB pop 2/0 in RB



Great Britain 1912-B Trade$ MS64+ pop 1/0 A new top pop!



Japan (1903) M36 1 Yen MS64



Mexico 1861-Mo CH 2 R MS66 pop 11/1 Semi-PL



Jim

OldEastside

Congrats,

I hope you post some pics when you get the chance

Steve

TwoKopeiki

Looks like you have done rather well - congrats!

marcmoish

hi Jim

pics are a must and 'bout time you came here with your wares - frankly I don't miss the merc's

JCMhouston

Congratulations, good submission.

coinkat

congrats

Zohar

Excellent!

Cocoinut

Photos added 9/06.

Jim

mnemtsas2

Awesome coins!

worldcoinguy

You have a great eye for raw coins. I like the Japanese piece in particular.

marcmoish

holy crap - we have a new litesider turned darksider with a fine raw eye!

Jim these are really nice - you done good!

LochNESS

Congrats and welcome to the darkside! Receiving top pops is always a real thrill.

I'm a little surprised your 1806 and 1862 half pennies got grades, as I have a few "Genuine" slabs with even less corrosion/enviro marks than yours. I say a "little" because I've seen wide variances in PCGS grading. But that just means more congrats are in order!

Hope to see many more from you in the future ~Nick