Fascinated by a dang coin. I shoulda outgrew this a long time ago.
topstuf
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I just got this seated dollar.
I'm no stranger to the series and once owned a BIG ....66. even though it was in a 64 rattler when I had it...snif
But THIS dang thing has me in a spell or something.
Sacrilege, but I like it ....better... than the "better" one. This one is 64.
The color washes over it and makes the motto appear to be on parchment.
Fields are semi P/L with satiny coruscating wheel effect.
This coin has me all goofy about getting back IN the game.
Drat, I thought I had passed this stage.
I'll try not to talk about it any more.
maybe
I'm no stranger to the series and once owned a BIG ....66. even though it was in a 64 rattler when I had it...snif
But THIS dang thing has me in a spell or something.
Sacrilege, but I like it ....better... than the "better" one. This one is 64.
The color washes over it and makes the motto appear to be on parchment.
Fields are semi P/L with satiny coruscating wheel effect.
This coin has me all goofy about getting back IN the game.
Drat, I thought I had passed this stage.
I'll try not to talk about it any more.
maybe
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"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.americanlegacycoins.com
"It's only an MS-64, but it's a Ch-10!"
JH
Proof Buffalo Registry Set
Capped Bust Quarters Registry Set
Proof Walking Liberty Halves Registry Set
This particular example is rather nice, and I can see why it has stolen your attention. At MS64, it's plenty BIG enough for me.
<< <i>Not that I care or anything, but do we still have "icon upload" days? >>
Used to be on the 15th of the month when we, ahem, had a moderator.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.americanlegacycoins.com
<< <i>Your thought process here rings true in my ears. Coins in higher grades are not universally more desirable than coins in lower grades. Sometimes it's pretty hard to get people to acknowledge (or pay for) anything but the number on the holder. To me, that's the biggest argument against playing the registry game. It's a darn shame when you trade away a perfectly nice coin to fund an "upgrade" that is technically better but mundane in comparison. The broader market is too hung up on the number on the holder. What would you rather have, a dozen coins like this or a single ho-hum MS66?
This particular example is rather nice, and I can see why it has stolen your attention. At MS64, it's plenty BIG enough for me. >>
+1
Fabulous coin!
Seated dollars are not my favorites either because so many have been messed with, and some of the messed with ones look better than the pieces that get grades. I have my two type coins, and they are okay, but I don't plan on getting any more.
<< <i>Tis a nice looking coin ...but....the 66 is tons better. For multiple reasons. >>
Wish I had both. Back then, it cost far less. While I enjoyed it immensely, if I had to sell one, it would be the 66.
For multiple reasons also.
Great coin,
Tyler