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Nothing shocking and we have stops in Mexico, Canada, GB, Germany and Hong Kong-
First Mexico
1933 Peso- grade- MS66- This is a blazer and has the look of an 1881-s Morgan
1929 5 Centavos- MS63 Brown-
Second stop-Canada
1923 Cent - MS63 Brown- not enough red to RB- still acceptable
1952 $1-NWL- MS64- This did not turn out as planned- oh well.
GB
1893 1d MS64RB
1894 1d MS64RB
Both are decent and attractive- red was not possible- and both dates seem to be tough in high grade.
Germany
1901E Pfennig- MS65 brown- I liked the coin, however, I was on the fence as to whether it was worth submitting. Seems to be the only one PCGS has graded
Hong Kong
1905 50 Cents- AU55- This one graded slightly better than I anticipated. Seems originality helped
First Mexico
1933 Peso- grade- MS66- This is a blazer and has the look of an 1881-s Morgan
1929 5 Centavos- MS63 Brown-
Second stop-Canada
1923 Cent - MS63 Brown- not enough red to RB- still acceptable
1952 $1-NWL- MS64- This did not turn out as planned- oh well.
GB
1893 1d MS64RB
1894 1d MS64RB
Both are decent and attractive- red was not possible- and both dates seem to be tough in high grade.
Germany
1901E Pfennig- MS65 brown- I liked the coin, however, I was on the fence as to whether it was worth submitting. Seems to be the only one PCGS has graded
Hong Kong
1905 50 Cents- AU55- This one graded slightly better than I anticipated. Seems originality helped
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Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
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Thought this was worth a second look in view of the other post about coins under $100. Half the coins in the submission were less than $100. The GB 1893 & 1894 1d and the 1923 Canadian cent & 1952 Dollar were more.
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I like the 1905 A 1 Pfennig. It's not a high value coin either, but it has a fairly good strike with good details.
It's not a popular series to submit for grading. It's a 100+ coin set with most worth under 50 dollars in MS65 condition. People really only submit key dates and type pieces.
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Thanks... It is a 1901-E 1 pfennig which is a better date.
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