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I love XF45 coins - a very desireable collector & collectible grade, show me yours
KollectorKing
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KollectorKing
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KollectorKing
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Latin American Collection
Doug
Something with a clash.
Although AU-50 to 58 is generally my "sweet spot" for early coins, here are some EF-45 graded pieces.
I wish I could photograph this one better. It is graded EF-45, but the eye appeal makes it worth as much as any AU-50 or 53.
The 1855-D gold dollar is very well struck for the issue with original surfaces. Personally I think that it is an AU-50, but it's in an EF45 holder.
Putting together an Everyman Set leaves many opportunities for XF45;
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I have always liked the XF45 coins.... they show a bit of commerce, yet usually retain good detail....Nice coins. Cheers, RickO
Liking the filter option they added to the set registry a while back. I could easily go see which coins I had in XF45. I do agree that it is a very pleasant grade.
PL fields under the light circulation. 1883 VAM 10 (sextupled stars)
Always looking for an excuse to share this exceedingly wholesome, lightly circulated piece of southern gold:
Shout out to the dark side with a Henry VIII groat:
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@messydesk Those are AWESOME! All three!
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BG1202 XF45
Top 10 Cal Fractional Type Set
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Great coins, all. Here's one I cracked out for a Whitman peace dollar album, other dates range MS62-65 in grade and are lightly toned, thought this would fit in fairly well without breaking the bank, with limited downside from freeing from the slab..
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
why did someone flag the op as "abuse?" I don't get it.
Great post. Some of my favorite coins are 45s
HT-83, Beehive, Copper, R4
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Two out of 3 ain't bad
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
If I had it to do all over again..................all of my coins would be XF45
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Great post @KollectorKing
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
I love the clashed dies on the Dahlonega dollar. It would make a great replacement for the Philadelphia issue in my type set.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
My 41-C Charlotte $5
My 45Dashlonega $5
My 46 Dahlonega $5
All nice XF45s
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
Love 45 coins
Only four
Nice coins everyone! Also a big fan of this grade... it was my target grade when working on a Dansco 7070 years ago. Here's a crusty XF45 mini dime run...
A few of my huckleberries...
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These coins are crustier than my grand-mama's caramel apple pies! And just as sweet. Thanks for the thread!
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Huckleberries are as good as blueberries, very nice coins
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
yup 45 is a great grade:
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GREAT coins
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
A few of my XF45's.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/gold/liberty-head-2-1-gold-major-sets/liberty-head-2-1-gold-basic-set-circulation-strikes-1840-1907-cac/alltimeset/268163
Coin is dark grey, not black as photographed. I love early XF type where the eagles breast feathers still show!
Commems and Early Type
That would be a good idea until you find out what I paid for that coin ... WAY too much. I got carried away at an auction.
As for the reverse, it's sharper than 99% of the Philadlephia Mint pieces I've seeh. Dahlonega, in certain instances, made better coins than some people might think
Latin American Collection
Now this is what the hobby of Kings is all about
just posted this in another thread regarding 18th century coins.
My best looking 45. Cannot believe they graded it as that. Probably net graded for the obverse planchet defect.
Proof Buffalo Registry Set
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Proof Walking Liberty Halves Registry Set
awesome coins, thanks everyone for sharing