If you ever wanted a 1887 & 1904-O CBH here's your chance...

Broadstruck

1887 Capped Bust Half Dollar. MS-65 (NGC).

1904-O Capped Bust Half Dollar. MS-64 (NGC).

Goldbully

Stacksy Wacksy!

AUandAG

Wow, great catch, great eye!

bob

lostincoins

Hum seems a little off to me.

ColonelJessup

Rod Gillis, the education specialist at ANA, also fields the "look what I've got !" calls on a daily basis. He has a T-shirt that reads D R E A M C R U S H E R.

Funny coincidence on the first-dated Bustie. Rod once received a call from what might have been the classic little old lady being offered a big-time deal by a telemarketer.

They would sell her the very rare 1887 $20, a coin with a mintage of under 100,. Caviar.

But the poor lady was very confused when she spoke to Rod. She had written it down. Augustus St. Gaudens was a very famous sculptor too.

But she's hip since she joined the Forum. She wants to know if the 04-O was a Specimen and that was a year for the micro-"O" racket. And in which case it was more likely that the coin was less dubious?

Rod's also hip. He told her to go take a poll. .

The CBH's? I know the guy who isn't responsible.

lkeigwin

Damn. More varieties.
Lance.

coindeuce

Maybe S-B's Auction Dept. has a monthly office party game of "Pin the title on the listing".

Treashunt

Gotta bid, gotta bid.