My new 1893 Columbian Half Dollar back from PCGS....everybody has a Columbian...post yours!!!

Goldbully

I think Phil's image is topnotch!!




Let's see yours....this should be a fun thread.

blu62vette

One of my few Truviews:

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>Lets see yours....this should be a fun thread. >>



wonderful SP 65!
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RYK

Lovely coin!

And thanks for rubbing it in!

I have misplaced one coin in my life, and it is the AU Columbian Half that was part of my father's (and then my own) boyhood collection. I have been missing it for at least 5-7 years.

coinsarefun

Please adopt me

Beautiful!!!








<< <i>I think Phil's image is topnotch!!




Let's see yours....this should be a fun thread. >>

lkeigwin

A BST purchase (airplanenut).
Lance.

crypto79

I have a MS63 matched PL toned pair but can find the folder the pictures are in.

erickso1

LindeDad

PCGS AU58
Probably the lowest until PoctetpieceComms. comes by.

mozin

baddogss

All very nice examples, keep 'em coming. Good learning experience to see the different grades.

Cool stuff.

tightbudget

No one said it had to be pretty...

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>PCGS AU58
Probably the lowest until PoctetpieceComms. comes by.
>>



not sure how it got so dark but dang that looks sweet!
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Eagleguy

These were among my first commemorative purchases




Very nice coin in the OP!

JH

FullHorn

tydye

Goldbully

<< <i>Lovely coin!

And thanks for rubbing it in!

I have misplaced one coin in my life, and it is the AU Columbian Half that was part of my father's (and then my own) boyhood collection. I have been missing it for at least 5-7 years. >>




RYK, no rubbing it in intended......great heartfelt story about your Dad's collection in the spotlight here.

BillJones

Here is my 1892 Columbian. It is only graded MS-63.

Justacommeman

Well done GB! MJ

Broadstruck

I had a real tough time finding a nice example in the late 80's early 90's and must had looked at a couple hundred MS65-66's back then. They started to be heavily promoted and it was crucial to find one prior to the 100 year centennial. Never found one I liked and must have had enough return fees to cover the purchase of a MS65. Here's one of the nicest I've ever owned...

messydesk

The designer's initial on the obverse is obvious. Find the designer's initial on the reverse.

johnrav

My raw sample. (anyone care to offer a grade estimate?)

Lakesammman

Wow - some nice coins there!! This photo was taken to optimize the Gen. 3.5 holder.....

Cocoinut

Some nice toners have been posted. Here's one that's nearly white. George Morgan's initial is just below the rear sail, on the left side. It's difficult to see in a small photo.



Jim

pf70collector

Mine is only a Secure Plus PCGS MS 63 that I had crossed over from a PCI MS 65. Not nearly as nice as the ones posted here though. Never intentionally wanted to buy this coin. It was with a lot of coins including a PCGS DCAM 69 Franklin. That's the one I wanted but no longer have anymore.

Goldbully

Some of the best Columbians ever.....Thanks for sharing guys!


My other 1893.....PCGS MS65.....me thinks a bit skewed positive.

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