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Post coins with too much favorable qualities
CoinZealot
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Post some coins with too much favorable qualities to them, such as too much crust, or too much natural, monster toning.
Any coin you feel has too much of a quality that most collectors prefer.
I'm looking forward to this.
EDIT: I mean, too much to the point, where the specific coin is now undesirable in your opinion.
Any coin you feel has too much of a quality that most collectors prefer.
I'm looking forward to this.
EDIT: I mean, too much to the point, where the specific coin is now undesirable in your opinion.
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Yeah, another chance to show off my nicely toned 1922-D AU50/CAC Peace $1
Edited to add: I'd call this too much monster toning.
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<< <i>Too out of my budget!!!
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Since when is "out of budget" a favorable quality..?
C'mon, I'm looking to see genuine posts here.
What exactly are you hoping we'll post?
<< <i>I guess I'm not following.
What exactly are you hoping we'll post? >>
Ok, favorable qualities = toning, crust, cameo, etc etc etc
Coins that might have "too" much of this favorable quality might no longer be appealing.
E.g. a coin that has too much crust, to the point of it being unappealing.
And that is what I ask you post.
It's the only example I have of the date, so it's part of my collection. My mom pulled it out of circulation in the 1950s or 60s.
Aaahhh !! So, you're the lucky one who got that from the Saddle Ridge Hoard.
too much?
NAH!
<< <i>Too many admirers and unsolicited offers:
I have only tried to buy 2 of the 4
Latin American Collection
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I was going to mention it but you beat me to it.
Original surfaces + Strong reverse + Dahlonega Mint + Only Type II Gold Dollar from the Dahlonega Mint + Micro Mintage of 1,811 + survival about 100 pieces in all grades = A runaway price at auction
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<< <i>I guess I'm not following.
What exactly are you hoping we'll post? >>
Ok, favorable qualities = toning, crust, cameo, etc etc etc
Coins that might have "too" much of this favorable quality might no longer be appealing.
E.g. a coin that has too much crust, to the point of it being unappealing.
And that is what I ask you post.
"Too much" out of my budget coins are exciting to dream about owning and fit the title of your thread perfectly. The specific favorable quality would also be "too much" rarity in the case of the '13 nickel.
They were
- NGC graded
- No CAC sticker
- It was not the very rare die variety
When you are looking to buy at an auction, sometimes you hope that the negatives will work in your favor.
Actually, borrowed the picture from an earlier thread since it seemed to fit in this one.
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