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This is almost enough to make me collect gold!
tradedollarnut
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Cannot figure out this software
If you copy the web address. Click the button that looks like a chain link above where you type your message. Paste your web address in the box and click o.k. Then replace any text between the [ ] at the beginning of your link with whatever words you want the link to be called. Finally, post the message. Hope this helps
hchcoin describes how to create a link.
To make a webpage image show up in a post instead, click on the "dog eared page" button to the right of the chain link button. Then 2 boxes pop up. The lower one says "Image URL". Paste the webpage image URL there and then it will display.
To Edit your post, click on the "gear" button in the top right corner, just right of the timestamp of the original post, and it gives you one option: Edit.
Wow....nice coin....go for it!
I would think rarer in that condition than a proof 67
Any idea what the value would be?
That copper color will come right out with a good soak in jeweluster.
--Severian the Lame
Like TDN, I enjoy spinning through CoinFacts and coming across some great coins, including in series I have never collected.
"Look up, old boy, and see what you get." -William Bonney.
That is a smooth piece of gold, looks better than anything coming out of the mint these days.
Yeah, in high grade and original surfaces, they are hard to resist....so I just had to get this one when it became available. (This one was the first to be graded 66+ for the date.)
I tried that - don't know why it didn't work. Can we post images from our phone now?
I don't know if it works from a phone. I did it from Chrome on my PC.
We can't hit the like icon more than once, I tried
I hope it gets displayed at a show I attend before it gets that "good soak in jeweluster"
That coin is much better a coin than the highest graded proof and deserves higher price tag.
Great looking 1906 MS66. And even the MS65 listed under it is killer for the grade. Take a look at Oreville's old 1875-s Type 2 in MS67 if you really want to be amazed. Have to agree that fresh gem $20 Libs are neat looking coins....and they have a similar appeal to those big gem seated and trade dollars too.
Only "almost"? Any idea what could make it happen?
BTW, here's the TrueView, which, interestingly, is different than the CoinFacts image:
Wow that's a really pretty coin there. I'm not much into gold either but your right that might make me start if I ever saw something like it
HAPPY COLLECTING
She's a pretty one
One of these days...Wowsers!
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TDN........hard to believe you have no gold. Just get yourself a nice pocket piece to bring you good luck at coin auctions.
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Wow.... and DOUBLE damm....that is one beautiful piece of gold...... Cheers, RickO
Very attractive piece of gold.
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Wow, those obverse fields are near flawless.
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Wow!
in hand it must look alot worse.
It looks like a solid ms67 to me and I see pcgs called it ms66.
Ive handled alot of ms66 $20 libs over the last couple of years. This dont look like a ms66
Also, TDN- this is the coin that would make you collect gold? I know its a beautiful an all but what about this beautiful ms66 $10 that sold for weak money (in my opinion)
https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-2LFVD
Oreville's 75-S is a straight up pipe-hittin' MONSTER. One of my favorite coins anyone has ever posted on this board.
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click quote of a post with a modified link, images etc to see the code. this code takes some getting used to.
pcgs has changed forum software an average of every 2 years since ive been here. 3x in 6 years. let us pray it will be longer this time. i dont know how some of the non-coders made it through this period. i almost didnt and i adapt pretty well and am an amateur coder.
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True GEM $20s are a sight to behold; especially $20 Libs, it also helps they have a great design too.
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I though it was higher than 66! What a beauty!
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Very well preserved gold and liking it.
Agree. Comparing this pic to to other gold coin pics where I have also had the coin in hand, my swag is that there is a bit of haze on it.
wait...it's "almost enough" !?!
TDN,
This was definitely better than the 65 in BC's set I sold after the ANA show. I would be going crazy trying to locate this coin to upgrade if we were still doing the set! It's gorgeous.
I keep hoping to find one of those in the local Coinstar machine ...