1792 Silver Cent pattern for sale on legend
Gazes
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Selling for 5.5 million but I can't find the "buy it now" button
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Selling for 5.5 million but I can't find the "buy it now" button
Probably the website knows you're using a Dell computer.
peacockcoins
As Gazes seems to be shying away from spending 5.5, one of the lower cost pieces may be an option for Gazes in the future.
In April 2012, the PCGS graded MS-61 Morris piece sold for $1.15 million. I really like it.
1792 Silver Center Copper Cent Pattern Brings $1.15 Million
The Norweb-Jung and Newman 1792 Silver Center Cent patterns are neat, too. The Norweb piece brought a little less than $2 million in August 2014 and the Newman piece went for a reasonable price of $1.41 million in May 2014, as I reported.
Million Dollar Coins in ANA Auctions, Part 1
The Fabulous Eric P. Newman Collection, part 11: Auction Results for pre-1793 coins, patterns and tokens
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
Visit the Society of US Pattern Collectors at USPatterns.com.
Andrew Blinkiewicz-Heritage
Check out some of my 1794 Large Cents on www.coingallery.org
NGC registry V-Nickel proof #6!!!!
working on proof shield nickels # 8 with a bullet!!!!
RIP "BEAR"
Coin docs have come a long way
Latin American Collection
PennyAnnie: "Coin docs have come a long way"
Although I have closely inspected hundreds of Great Rarities, including multiple 1792 Silver Center Copper Cent patterns, the Garrett-Simpson piece is not one that I have examined under magnification. I have, however, discussed it with other experts. I have never heard anyone say that it has been doctored.
Although some Garrett Collections coins were dipped while in the Garrett Collection, this was not one of them. Moreover, it was in the Garrett Collection for many decades. While the Garrett sales were before my time, people who did attend have told me that they then found this to be a superb quality piece. No one suggested that it has been doctored or even would be a candidate for doctoring. What is on PennyAnnie's mind in regard to this pattern?
The Specter of Coin Doctoring and The Survival of Great Coins
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Do we know who the lady was that modeled for this piece?
Kim kardasian
Do we know who the lady was that modeled for this piece?
Kim kardasian
Looks more like Bruce Jenner.
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I was thinking Margaret Hamilton...
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Mike
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.