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For sale here only - The Morgans went quickly, just a really nice Walker left!
Payment either by Paypal or money order would be great. I'm happy to take a check if we've worked together in the past.
I think I've priced these fairly if no interest here, they're ebay bound next week.
No question asked return option if you're not happy. Thanks.
1946-D MS 63 Walker - Old rattler PCGS - SOLD
1880-S MS63 in an old PCI green label slab - Really pretty swath of dark purple toning fading into green, blue, pink and yellow.
The surfaces are 100% original. In fact, the coin would benefit greatly from an acetone dip... there are really reflective surfaces under just a bit of dusty haze.
Cracked out, this coin would be really flashy -, the scuff running from her hairline into the temple is the only real distraction, accurately graded as a 63 in my opinion.
SOLD
1883-O MS64 - Another old PCI green label slab with classic PCI toning pattern and color (most commonly found on ASE's)
This one is really attractive in person. Wonderful arcing crescent toning both front & back! It's such an interesting pattern - I haven't stopped admiring this one since I picked it up.
SOLD
1881-S Morgan PCGS MS63 - Old Green Holder
Really nice over-all golden hue on the obverse with flashy fields both front & back.
The reverse is dynomite with Aqua blue on the left, fading into purple, orange then gold...
SOLD
Payment either by Paypal or money order would be great. I'm happy to take a check if we've worked together in the past.
I think I've priced these fairly if no interest here, they're ebay bound next week.
No question asked return option if you're not happy. Thanks.
1946-D MS 63 Walker - Old rattler PCGS - SOLD
1880-S MS63 in an old PCI green label slab - Really pretty swath of dark purple toning fading into green, blue, pink and yellow.
The surfaces are 100% original. In fact, the coin would benefit greatly from an acetone dip... there are really reflective surfaces under just a bit of dusty haze.
Cracked out, this coin would be really flashy -, the scuff running from her hairline into the temple is the only real distraction, accurately graded as a 63 in my opinion.
SOLD
1883-O MS64 - Another old PCI green label slab with classic PCI toning pattern and color (most commonly found on ASE's)
This one is really attractive in person. Wonderful arcing crescent toning both front & back! It's such an interesting pattern - I haven't stopped admiring this one since I picked it up.
SOLD
1881-S Morgan PCGS MS63 - Old Green Holder
Really nice over-all golden hue on the obverse with flashy fields both front & back.
The reverse is dynomite with Aqua blue on the left, fading into purple, orange then gold...
SOLD
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