Because of a few annoyances - ie: my lap top - loosing Internet Connections with
Comcast - and the new quirks on these updated forums... here are the images of
the new 1899 Dime in 58....
I got the speedy results to my CAC submission....
Only a few were deemed CAC ... My 1847 Large
Cent in PC 58; my 1882 Pattern Quarter in PR 64
CAM is also CAC ... and lastly a 1907 Quarter in
XF 45 ( my cousin's son's Christmas present ) also
was CAC.
Regretibly, many others did not pass ( I actually
slipped in a few rejects from the past that I thought
we're CAC worthy.) if they recorded certificate numbers,
then I'm sure that's how I was bagged... It was worth a
shot.
The good news is that I ( for my friend Srortag ) picked up 11
coins from our friend, Beancounter (JMW) and another
from Liz at JJ Teaparty - via - Paesan ( a 1892-S Ty 1 in 53 )
And again, for the life of me, the 92-S did not CAC ... Crazy
nice coin - perfect for the grade - anyhow, 7 out of 12 coins
did CAC - and that's a great outcome. His kid's set has some
really nice coins - and is on the verge of completion.
The better news is that I Fed Ex'd the submission to CAC on January 9th,
and I was notified this afternoon, that the coins were being shipped out
today... I'll have them in hand around 10:00 AM tomorrow. This is the
fastest submission I have ever gotten.
Mike Hayes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
Regarding CAC, they do record cert numbers, but in my experience if you send the coin back in again and make a note on the submission for along the lines of "this coin was rejected in the past; might you take another look and let me know why it fails the evaluation process?" then they will either tell you directly why it failed the process or they might even place a sticker on it if the coin was a liner in their eyes previously.
In other words, I have confidence that they look at each coin with "fresh eyes".
I would wager it's tough because not to many AU's are submitted it being a common date. Perhaps you can find a raw one in the wild and let Jeff submit it for you!
When I 1st started doing my grading sets of Barber Half's I made several pop 1's before everyone started submitting all their barber 1/2's! No pop 1's anymore!
@MFH said:
Couldn't agree more ..." if "is a mighty big word....
I have seen worse and received a coin that makes
the grade. It's returnable ...so, no worries .
Can't understand why that date is IMPOSSIBLE to
locate in 58....
I have looked high and low for years and still found no graded 1915 Phila
Dime in AU 58. I had a couple of MS ones in my first two sets. So, when I
happened to find a raw one that was clearly a 58, I had to snap it up.
I'll continue to look for an 1899 as well.... After 30 years of looking, they
arn't falling off the old cherry tree.
Edit to add: I saw a great looking AU PCGS 58 the other day on eBay ...
Of 1899... The reverse toning was flat out gorgeous.... I almost hit the BIN
...until I saw the asking price of $750... What was he smoking ? Lol
Mike Hayes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
Mike- the seller with that toned 99 dime is 58 is a psycho. I actually had high bid on that dime when he auctioned it and then about a few hours before it ended the coin soared up to nearly 550 because I had a strong bid of 350 on it. The Auction ended because I was at work and then he realited the coin at that $750 bin. So he was shill bidding. I wouldn't buy from him just because he is crooked.
Milo- that 95-O is obviously in the wrong collection. I know u don't really like it LMAO! Beautiful new Orleans quarter.
Jeff- nice 62 dime. U are perhaps the best raw hunter from the wild I have yet to meet. Awsome find and score
"Nice coin pays a dividend every time you go to look at your collection" - Vern 01/12/2017
No truer words have ever been spoken since "Buy the coin not the plastic" 1996.
You are bidding that high on a common date 99 dime in 58? What do you bid for keys? hint hint!
@mrkbrown87 said:
Mike- the seller with that toned 99 dime is 58 is a psycho. I actually had high bid on that dime when he auctioned it and then about a few hours before it ended the coin soared up to nearly 550 because I had a strong bid of 350 on it. The Auction ended because I was at work and then he realited the coin at that $750 bin. So he was shill bidding. I wouldn't buy from him just because he is crooked.
Milo- that 95-O is obviously in the wrong collection. I know u don't really like it LMAO! Beautiful new Orleans quarter.
Jeff- nice 62 dime. U are perhaps the best raw hunter from the wild I have yet to meet. Awsome find and score
Mark...that seller is a bit off base as you know.
He has two amazingly beautiful toned dimes -
well, at least the Reverses are fantastic. Yes, his
ask prices are closer to MS 64 prices.
Darrell.... As you know, many people pony up for
beautifully toned coins. I stretched for some amazing
V Nickels a few months ago...probably the most colorful
V Nickels I have ever seen. These were graded MS 63-64
and I know I paid in the 65-66 range.
I have taken the hints being given about the 1899 Dime
in "PCGS 58".... And I decided to reach out and pick up
a raw 1899 as well..... ( did I do a little better ?? )
@amwldcoin said:
You are bidding that high on a common date 99 dime in 58? What do you bid for keys? hint hint!
@mrkbrown87 said:
Mike- the seller with that toned 99 dime is 58 is a psycho. I actually had high bid on that dime when he auctioned it and then about a few hours before it ended the coin soared up to nearly 550 because I had a strong bid of 350 on it. The Auction ended because I was at work and then he realited the coin at that $750 bin. So he was shill bidding. I wouldn't buy from him just because he is crooked.
Milo- that 95-O is obviously in the wrong collection. I know u don't really like it LMAO! Beautiful new Orleans quarter.
Jeff- nice 62 dime. U are perhaps the best raw hunter from the wild I have yet to meet. Awsome find and score
Darrel I wanted the toning as it's rare to find that way.
Mike! That's a Jeff purchase! Looks very promising!
@MFH said:
Mark...that seller is a bit off base as you know.
He has two amazingly beautiful toned dimes -
well, at least the Reverses are fantastic. Yes, his
ask prices are closer to MS 64 prices.
Darrell.... As you know, many people pony up for
beautifully toned coins. I stretched for some amazing
V Nickels a few months ago...probably the most colorful
V Nickels I have ever seen. These were graded MS 63-64
and I know I paid in the 65-66 range.
I have taken the hints being given about the 1899 Dime
in "PCGS 58".... And I decided to reach out and pick up
a raw 1899 as well..... ( did I do a little better ?? )
@amwldcoin said:
You are bidding that high on a common date 99 dime in 58? What do you bid for keys? hint hint!
@mrkbrown87 said:
Mike- the seller with that toned 99 dime is 58 is a psycho. I actually had high bid on that dime when he auctioned it and then about a few hours before it ended the coin soared up to nearly 550 because I had a strong bid of 350 on it. The Auction ended because I was at work and then he realited the coin at that $750 bin. So he was shill bidding. I wouldn't buy from him just because he is crooked.
Milo- that 95-O is obviously in the wrong collection. I know u don't really like it LMAO! Beautiful new Orleans quarter.
Jeff- nice 62 dime. U are perhaps the best raw hunter from the wild I have yet to meet. Awsome find and score
Darrel I wanted the toning as it's rare to find that way. H
Mark... You should post those two Dimes from "Half Brain" so everyone
will see we're not the only toned Nuts. I can see myself paying about 1/3
of his asking prices - but there is a limit how much I throw into a common
date even with extraordinary toning.
Looking forward to getting the raw 1899 and the "PCGS 58" in hand together.
I have the distinct feeling the slabbed one is going back.
Mike Hayes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
Vern.... The 92-S in 58 is a very choice coin, and very difficult to locate in that grade.
My newest 92-S came out of a group of Dimes that Dave Kahn had bought. As I had others before in my first two sets - I had forgotten just how scarce that date is...to say nothing of its
new found value.
Mike Hayes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
@Labelman87 said:
"Nice coin pays a dividend every time you go to look at your collection" - Vern 01/12/2017
No truer words have ever been spoken since "Buy the coin not the plastic" 1996.
So true! Craig and Vern. Very catchy. I'll use that.
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Guys, The best way to find a nice 1899 in 58 is not to look for one.
Had a great time at FUN! Nice meeting No Headlights, and great to see my old friends. Thanks to JMW for his 1897-O dime PC 62.
Picked up three other Barbers;
1896 quarter perfect XF 40 cheeeep!
1894-S quarter PC 58 toned. Probably will sell.
1895-S quarter PC 55 which didn't get the MFH approval but I like it a lot. Strong S/S variety not noted on label.
Special thanks to David Kahn for a wonderful dinner, as well as a beautiful seated dollar.
@paesan said:
Guys, The best way to find a nice 1899 in 58 is not to look for one.
Had a great time at FUN! Nice meeting No Headlights, and great to see my old friends. Thanks to JMW for his 1897-O dime PC 62.
Picked up three other Barbers;
1896 quarter perfect XF 40 cheeeep!
1894-S quarter PC 58 toned. Probably will sell.
1895-S quarter PC 55 which didn't get the MFH approval but I like it a lot. Strong S/S variety not noted on label.
Special thanks to David Kahn for a wonderful dinner, as well as a beautiful seated dollar.
Send me a PM good sir when ya get time. I love me some stash quarters lol
Here's a coin overlooked by many collectors because they feel its the 05-O that is the tough one....
...not saying its not a tough coin...but the S MM is easily one overlooked....
A recent purchase at a Heritage auction a few months back.... its now flaunting a Green Bean...
Mike Hayes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
Mike-i agree about the 05-S. I can't find a nice example for the life of me but I did get another date MM that u just don't see many of period. I may have paid strong but she is nice.
Mike, I like the gentle, pleasing color across your '05-S half, very nice. The '95-S is not that bad either.
Craig and Vern, Not too shebby on both of those '05-S dated quarters!
Jeff, Just so you know, I really enjoy the way you take pictures like with that raw '99 dime.
John, I am so humbled you allowed me to serendipitously look under the covers of your beautiful Barber-laden'ed world then make another recent purchase of the '06-O 50c below! Oh goodness Justin, I've purchased a half dollar... I have truly gone outside of my comfort zone into nicely circulated halves now - I don't know if this will become a habit but if it does, I will likely pursue your mentoring
Let's do a GTG (guess the grade) on this one (other than JKT of course!). '06-O Half. What do you think?:
T
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
@MFH said:
I threw in a bid - snipe - a few days ago - and
I got one of the missing dates I have been searching for:
Did you get my PM on this one? I knew you needed it. Now you are down to the 1889. 23 graded in 58 (up from 19 a year ago). I will let you know if I see one.
Collector and Researcher of Liberty Head Nickels. ANA LM-6053
Have you ever had one of this coins that you just wanted, even though it did not fit in your current collection theme? I am trying to put together a 19th Century Everyman Set (I know PCGS does not have a registry set as such), but this little beauty just spoke to me. I am going to see if JA likes her as much in PCGS 62.
oih82w8 = Oh I Hate To Wait _defectus patientia_aka...Dr. Defecto - Curator of RMO's
@oih82w8 said:
Have you ever had one of this coins that you just wanted, even though it did not fit in your current collection theme? I am trying to put together a 19th Century Everyman Set (I know PCGS does not have a registry set as such), but this little beauty just spoke to me. I am going to see if JA likes her as much in PCGS 62.
@oih82w8 said:
Have you ever had one of this coins that you just wanted, even though it did not fit in your current collection theme? I am trying to put together a 19th Century Everyman Set (I know PCGS does not have a registry set as such), but this little beauty just spoke to me. I am going to see if JA likes her as much in PCGS 62.
Comments
Because of a few annoyances - ie: my lap top - loosing Internet Connections with
Comcast - and the new quirks on these updated forums... here are the images of
the new 1899 Dime in 58....
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Mike,
No offense but if those pictures of the 99 are accurate it's not a 58 in my book.
Couldn't agree more ..." if "is a mighty big word....
I have seen worse and received a coin that makes
the grade. It's returnable ...so, no worries .
Can't understand why that date is IMPOSSIBLE to
locate in 58....
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
I got the speedy results to my CAC submission....
Only a few were deemed CAC ... My 1847 Large
Cent in PC 58; my 1882 Pattern Quarter in PR 64
CAM is also CAC ... and lastly a 1907 Quarter in
XF 45 ( my cousin's son's Christmas present ) also
was CAC.
Regretibly, many others did not pass ( I actually
slipped in a few rejects from the past that I thought
we're CAC worthy.) if they recorded certificate numbers,
then I'm sure that's how I was bagged... It was worth a
shot.
The good news is that I ( for my friend Srortag ) picked up 11
coins from our friend, Beancounter (JMW) and another
from Liz at JJ Teaparty - via - Paesan ( a 1892-S Ty 1 in 53 )
And again, for the life of me, the 92-S did not CAC ... Crazy
nice coin - perfect for the grade - anyhow, 7 out of 12 coins
did CAC - and that's a great outcome. His kid's set has some
really nice coins - and is on the verge of completion.
The better news is that I Fed Ex'd the submission to CAC on January 9th,
and I was notified this afternoon, that the coins were being shipped out
today... I'll have them in hand around 10:00 AM tomorrow. This is the
fastest submission I have ever gotten.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Regarding CAC, they do record cert numbers, but in my experience if you send the coin back in again and make a note on the submission for along the lines of "this coin was rejected in the past; might you take another look and let me know why it fails the evaluation process?" then they will either tell you directly why it failed the process or they might even place a sticker on it if the coin was a liner in their eyes previously.
In other words, I have confidence that they look at each coin with "fresh eyes".
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Mike - I will be interested to hear how your 1899 newp looks in hand, as from the obv pic, I agree with Darrell.
Tom - That's interesting that CAC will respond as to why a coin didn't meet their requirements. That would be a good learning experience.
Pics for this AM, a CAC'd coin from Milo's collection, PC58:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
I would wager it's tough because not to many AU's are submitted it being a common date. Perhaps you can find a raw one in the wild and let Jeff submit it for you!
When I 1st started doing my grading sets of Barber Half's I made several pop 1's before everyone started submitting all their barber 1/2's! No pop 1's anymore!
You have a good point, Darrell.
I have looked high and low for years and still found no graded 1915 Phila
Dime in AU 58. I had a couple of MS ones in my first two sets. So, when I
happened to find a raw one that was clearly a 58, I had to snap it up.
I'll continue to look for an 1899 as well.... After 30 years of looking, they
arn't falling off the old cherry tree.
Edit to add: I saw a great looking AU PCGS 58 the other day on eBay ...
Of 1899... The reverse toning was flat out gorgeous.... I almost hit the BIN
...until I saw the asking price of $750... What was he smoking ? Lol
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
I found this 1899 Dime in the wild (raw) and submitted it thinking it was a 58:
It came back as a 62. I have another raw find in at grading now; I have my fingers crossed.
Wow Jeff, nice '99!
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Mike- the seller with that toned 99 dime is 58 is a psycho. I actually had high bid on that dime when he auctioned it and then about a few hours before it ended the coin soared up to nearly 550 because I had a strong bid of 350 on it. The Auction ended because I was at work and then he realited the coin at that $750 bin. So he was shill bidding. I wouldn't buy from him just because he is crooked.
Milo- that 95-O is obviously in the wrong collection. I know u don't really like it LMAO! Beautiful new Orleans quarter.
Jeff- nice 62 dime. U are perhaps the best raw hunter from the wild I have yet to meet. Awsome find and score
Hoard the keys
"Nice coin pays a dividend every time you go to look at your collection" - Vern 01/12/2017
No truer words have ever been spoken since "Buy the coin not the plastic" 1996.
You are bidding that high on a common date 99 dime in 58? What do you bid for keys? hint hint!
Mark...that seller is a bit off base as you know.
He has two amazingly beautiful toned dimes -
well, at least the Reverses are fantastic. Yes, his
ask prices are closer to MS 64 prices.
Darrell.... As you know, many people pony up for
beautifully toned coins. I stretched for some amazing
V Nickels a few months ago...probably the most colorful
V Nickels I have ever seen. These were graded MS 63-64
and I know I paid in the 65-66 range.
I have taken the hints being given about the 1899 Dime
in "PCGS 58".... And I decided to reach out and pick up
a raw 1899 as well..... ( did I do a little better ?? )
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Darrel I wanted the toning as it's rare to find that way.
Hoard the keys
Mike! That's a Jeff purchase! Looks very promising!
Jeff & Mike - Hope you both hit on your '99 dime submissions.
Pics for this AM, the only dime I own in 58:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Here's the '99 raw Dime I recently sent to our hosts:
Mike's coin looks much nicer; mine is a 55 at best.
Mark... You should post those two Dimes from "Half Brain" so everyone
will see we're not the only toned Nuts. I can see myself paying about 1/3
of his asking prices - but there is a limit how much I throw into a common
date even with extraordinary toning.
Looking forward to getting the raw 1899 and the "PCGS 58" in hand together.
I have the distinct feeling the slabbed one is going back.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Vern.... The 92-S in 58 is a very choice coin, and very difficult to locate in that grade.
My newest 92-S came out of a group of Dimes that Dave Kahn had bought. As I had others before in my first two sets - I had forgotten just how scarce that date is...to say nothing of its
new found value.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Here they are @MFH
Hoard the keys
The 99 I'd pay up for but not the 98. He's asking $500 for the 98 and $750 for the 99
Hoard the keys
So true! Craig and Vern. Very catchy. I'll use that.
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Guys, The best way to find a nice 1899 in 58 is not to look for one.
Had a great time at FUN! Nice meeting No Headlights, and great to see my old friends. Thanks to JMW for his 1897-O dime PC 62.
Picked up three other Barbers;
1896 quarter perfect XF 40 cheeeep!
1894-S quarter PC 58 toned. Probably will sell.
1895-S quarter PC 55 which didn't get the MFH approval but I like it a lot. Strong S/S variety not noted on label.
Special thanks to David Kahn for a wonderful dinner, as well as a beautiful seated dollar.
Lenny, If you could ever show us a picture of the '96 quarter at some point, that would be great! Thanks! Would love to see what you got.
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Send me a PM good sir when ya get time. I love me some stash quarters lol
Hoard the keys
Wow, bunch of nice 99's
Mark & Mike - That's awfully expensive reverse toning on those 2 dimes.
Paesan - I look forward to seeing your FUN newps, especially the 95-S/S qtr.
Pics for this AM, a 95-S in 55 that's already in the Stash:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Vern, That '95-S is strong (+) at that grade level. Nice color and surfaces!
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
I agree with Tim, Vern, that's some Quarter !!
My humble offering...
Here's a coin overlooked by many collectors because they feel its the 05-O that is the tough one....
...not saying its not a tough coin...but the S MM is easily one overlooked....
A recent purchase at a Heritage auction a few months back.... its now flaunting a Green Bean...
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Tim & Mike - I agree with you on the 95-S in 55, I posted yesterday. And now after FUN, Paesan has an S/S in 55 to go with it.
Mike - IMO the same goes for the 05-S qtr.
Pics for this AM, Doug's 05-S which now rests comfortably in northern Illinois, PC53:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Mike-i agree about the 05-S. I can't find a nice example for the life of me but I did get another date MM that u just don't see many of period. I may have paid strong but she is nice.
Hoard the keys
I love that one. I wish I could find one that has that look. Any semi key barber quarter actually with that look.
Hoard the keys
Mike, I like the gentle, pleasing color across your '05-S half, very nice. The '95-S is not that bad either.
Craig and Vern, Not too shebby on both of those '05-S dated quarters!
Jeff, Just so you know, I really enjoy the way you take pictures like with that raw '99 dime.
John, I am so humbled you allowed me to serendipitously look under the covers of your beautiful Barber-laden'ed world then make another recent purchase of the '06-O 50c below! Oh goodness Justin, I've purchased a half dollar... I have truly gone outside of my comfort zone into nicely circulated halves now - I don't know if this will become a habit but if it does, I will likely pursue your mentoring
Let's do a GTG (guess the grade) on this one (other than JKT of course!). '06-O Half. What do you think?:
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Looks like a F 12 to me.
Craig...Nice 05-S Quarter. Very nice !!
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
I'm sure it's the picture making the 06-O look cleaned. That's a textbook F-15 detail wise and a shot at 20 being a New Orleans coin.
The more I look the more I could see it as a 20!
Mark - Thanks for the compliment on my 95-O CAC in 58 ... I'm LMAO as well.
Vern - Your posted 05-S in 53 is just perfect ... just perfect ... Once again, Doug had some kind of set.
Craig - I do like your 05-S in 58, I have a few with that type of luster and toning and I like 'em a lot!! Nice coin.
sedulous - I say F15 and a nice one at that!!
Paesan - Congratulations on your newps. It sounds like you had a great time at FUN.
*****
What?!?! No Barber quarters in the mail today!?!? ... "heavy sigh" ...
15 with a 20 price tag
Years ago, the grade F 18 was in use. It slowly faded away.
That 06-O Half reminds me of that grade !
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
F-15 I believe.
I threw in a bid - snipe - a few days ago - and
I got one of the missing dates I have been searching for:
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Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
New Barber Purchases
Mark - That 98-O is tough, congrats.
Tim - I'll guess our hosts would say F-15.
Mike - Congrats on filling your '02 vacancy.
Pics for this AM, one of my nicks, PC55:
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It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Did you get my PM on this one? I knew you needed it. Now you are down to the 1889. 23 graded in 58 (up from 19 a year ago). I will let you know if I see one.
Have you ever had one of this coins that you just wanted, even though it did not fit in your current collection theme? I am trying to put together a 19th Century Everyman Set (I know PCGS does not have a registry set as such), but this little beauty just spoke to me. I am going to see if JA likes her as much in PCGS 62.
BST transactions: dbldie55, jayPem, 78saen, UltraHighRelief, nibanny, liefgold, FallGuy, lkeigwin, mbogoman, Sandman70gt, keets, joeykoins, ianrussell (@GC), EagleEye, ThePennyLady, GRANDAM, Ilikecolor, Gluggo, okiedude, Voyageur, LJenkins11, fastfreddie, ms70, pursuitofliberty, ZoidMeister,Coin Finder, GotTheBug, edwardjulio, Coinnmore...
I sure like her. I'm also doing a US type set
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This is one of the dream coins for me. (the other being the 1913)
That's not a 19th century coin!
I was focusing on my 19th Century Set, but I may just have to do a 20th Century MS Set as well.
BTW, it's a MS63 not a 62 (poor memory, among other things).
BST transactions: dbldie55, jayPem, 78saen, UltraHighRelief, nibanny, liefgold, FallGuy, lkeigwin, mbogoman, Sandman70gt, keets, joeykoins, ianrussell (@GC), EagleEye, ThePennyLady, GRANDAM, Ilikecolor, Gluggo, okiedude, Voyageur, LJenkins11, fastfreddie, ms70, pursuitofliberty, ZoidMeister,Coin Finder, GotTheBug, edwardjulio, Coinnmore...