Just a little pickup in a neat holder
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Haven't bought much lately.......but can never turn these little ones down
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Can't keep everything.
Fun piece...someone really molested it with their fingerprints...but no doubt original with that signature old ANACS plum toning.
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Great coin in those holders!
<< <i>I'm not a fan of fingerprinted coins. To me they're in the same category of no-grades. >>
Kaz...........very true that pickups like this keep ya going
PTVETTER...............one of the main reason I picked it up is that it's an old ANACS with a letter prefix
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love these small anacs
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Mike
Pretty neat never the less, Congrats
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<< <i>Neat pickup. I like the original toning and those fingerprints aren't that distracting. One of our fellow forum members (Tom DeLorey aka CaptHenway) may have graded your coin since he was a grader at ANACS. In fact those might be his fingerprints. >>
I wouldn't be surprised at all if most of that toming occured in the holder, those early ANA (and PCI) holders tended to turn silver coins very pretty shades of purple, orange and blue. Somewhere I think I still have a 1940s Mercury dime in an old PCI holder marked "95% white" with wild purple and orange toning.
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<< <i>I'm not a fan of fingerprinted coins. To me they're in the same category of no-grades. >>
This. Fingerprints drive me crazy; I don't care if they're in an old holder, new holder, or raw. Pass.
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