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My Latest Rattler
segoja
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Thanks to Ian Russell and GreatCollections
This is a cool coin!
This is a cool coin!
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That coin will stay in that holder as long as I own it. It'll be off to CAC land shortly.
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If the price is right.
I was watching that
Steve
<< <i>Box with original papers included
That coin will stay in that holder as long as I own it. It'll be off to CAC land shortly. >>
Sometimes, it’s better to be LUCKY than good. 🍀 🍺👍
My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
What inspired you to buy it? Do you have a customer in mind, or are you thinking of it as a coint to site on for a little while?
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- Ian
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But dang, my $11k bid wasn't good enough.
Lance.
Latin American Collection
Other than that I like the Rattler holders and I like that Saint in the Rattler.
There's an easy way to straighten out the Coin. I'd try to describe the process but it's better to see it. If you
search on utube you will certainly find someones excellent video on the process. There's no good reason to
have crooked coins.
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Mike
Andrew Blinkiewicz-Heritage
sweet example here
got to love this date as it hid from that travesty of being rounded up
thanks for sharing it's beauty with us too
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
It's certainly the coolest coin that I've handled still residing in a rattler.
- Ian
Owner/Founder GreatCollections
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<< <i>Ordinarily, we would have rotated the coin, however, considering the value, I didn't want to risk any issue with the slab or coin.
It's certainly the coolest coin that I've handled still residing in a rattler.
- Ian >>
If you gently tap it against your thigh a large weighty coin like that will rotate in a jiffy.
<< <i>Ordinarily, we would have rotated the coin, however, considering the value, I didn't want to risk any issue with the slab or coin.
It's certainly the coolest coin that I've handled still residing in a rattler.
- Ian >>
O M G !
And to think, I've always looked at Saints as a sort of Bullion Coin ! There's nothing Bullion about a 1932.
100% Positive BST transactions
It a pure, really nice BU coin.
If it bothers the OP let him do it.
Great coin.
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My Washington Quarter Registry set...in progress
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<< <i>Ordinarily, we would have rotated the coin, however, considering the value, I didn't want to risk any issue with the slab or coin.
It's certainly the coolest coin that I've handled still residing in a rattler.
- Ian >>
If you gently tap it against your thigh a large weighty coin like that will rotate in a jiffy. >>
We do it fairly regularly on *every* other coin we've offered, but in this case, imagine if the holder cracked etc. Just didn't want to risk it.
- Ian
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<< <i>Ordinarily, we would have rotated the coin, however, considering the value, I didn't want to risk any issue with the slab or coin.
It's certainly the coolest coin that I've handled still residing in a rattler.
- Ian >>
If you gently tap it against your thigh a large weighty coin like that will rotate in a jiffy. >>
We do it fairly regularly on *every* other coin we've offered, but in this case, imagine if the holder cracked etc. Just didn't want to risk it.
- Ian >>
This is a really BAD idea for rattlers---all it does is loosen things up more. The process never works, as the coin always moves back to the rotated position and you risk damaging the coin AND the slab.
Sometimes, it’s better to be LUCKY than good. 🍀 🍺👍
My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
<< <i>A nice common date Saint, way to go! >>
That is a very expensive "common date"!
I think I would photoshop the image to straighten it before I would start tapping on it!
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Good luck in NJ and please report back
Mark
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<< <i>Ordinarily, we would have rotated the coin, however, considering the value, I didn't want to risk any issue with the slab or coin.
It's certainly the coolest coin that I've handled still residing in a rattler.
- Ian >>
If you gently tap it against your thigh a large weighty coin like that will rotate in a jiffy. >>
We do it fairly regularly on *every* other coin we've offered, but in this case, imagine if the holder cracked etc. Just didn't want to risk it.
- Ian >>
This is a really BAD idea for rattlers---all it does is loosen things up more. The process never works, as the coin always moves back to the rotated position and you risk damaging the coin AND the slab. >>
I've had a couple of modern gen slabs that were easy rotators.
Rotate it once for the picture, and forget about rotating it ever again. Give the seller the properly oriented pics so they don't have to rotate it again for pics.
<< <i>This is something I would resubmit to PCGS and then send it to CAC to be beaned. Easy MS64+ or even a MS65. >>
I don't see that on a miracle day. And a resubmit to PCGS is out of the question.
hits all over the body on the obverse.
hits on the rays, between the rays, beside the rays. Even hits on the rim at the coin's 3:30 & 9
you are being dazzled by beautiful luster.... I see green in more ways than one....
Tremendous luster
Would luster of this magnitude really pull it to a 65?
Am I grading this classic incorrectly using a modern era coin eye?
<< <i>Nice! Thanks for posting.
k >>