I gotta show this off somewhere. I got this sweet BF-15R at the Kagin's auction yesterday. This was a toughie, been looking for a good one for a while.
1875p - An extremely tough underrated date to find original problem free examples. Especially in circulated grades. I’ve owned this one for a few years now and have not needed to upgrade her . She is crusty original exactly how I like my TD’s
@Realone said:
Nice.Now how about a reverse shot.............please of the I/II.
I’m terrible with pics . But I found this pic of here online which the previous owner had done. Trust me this is better then any pic I could ever do...
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Anybody notice the 73-CC quarter in Heritage's upcoming auction?
I can't resist Vern. Here's how it used to look.
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Has anyone seen a doctor?
Interesting. Or just a lighting effect? Very curious.
It’s not the lighting.
The image on HA says it is invalid. Has it been removed? If so, wonder why?
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One of my favorite Half Dime varieties - the New Orleans Mint really let these dies deteriorate!
What is now proved was once only imagined. - William Blake
edwardjulio - perhaps HA didn't want to make explanations to the new buyer.
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Grade?
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MS-63+
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/36740499
Pics for this PM, from Iowa collection, PC20:
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Wish I still owned that one Vern!
Doug
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Perhaps some day it'll return home Doug.
Pics for this PM, from Paesan's stash, PC30:
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A new purchase...PCGS VG10 CAC
Barberian - Nice look.
Pics for this PM, acquired a few years back with the intent of putting together a raw date set:
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Lots of nice coins posted here. I may have posted this earlier in the thread.
One of my favorites!
Doug
Stupid - What a beauty. It deserves more than one showing.
Doug - I can see why. Great to have you back.
Pics for this PM, another from Doug's Iowa collection, PC58:
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The Glamour Shot of an overdate Half:
My hamfisted photos (with no reflection to show off the pretty color):
What is now proved was once only imagined. - William Blake
You want to see some nice quarters, I stopped and looked at Darryl & Lens Seated quarter display In Baltimore, nice!
would kill to have that 73-cc
Regulated - Interesting what lighting (or Photoshop) can do.
Jim - Would like to have seen the display.
Pics for this PM, been here before, can't hurt to put it up again, from the Iowa Collection now safely residing in northern Illinois, PC30:
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I like that 73-cc , its nice and original!!
Pics for this PM, from the Iowa Collection, PC53:
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I gotta show this off somewhere. I got this sweet BF-15R at the Kagin's auction yesterday. This was a toughie, been looking for a good one for a while.
Low grade but tougher date.
Guess the grade.
au55
Doug - Since I've seen it in hand, I can't guess the grade. It seems that's what our hosts did tho.
Pics for this AM, newp into Paesan's Stash, PC40:
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The 1839-o is an example of V-2B:
Obverse 19 repunched south, date far right.
Reverse cracks at T2, O to LM.
Small o low, left.
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Pics for this PM, another newp into Paesan's Stash, PC55:
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[Stephen Crain Collection]
https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/imagedetail/609144?col=514182
The 1843 half dime with bisecting reverse crack which Vern posted is the "newer" shattered reverse,
described by @MrHalfDime (Stephen Crain) in his 2015 article in Gobrecht Journal #122.
I called the above early/middle die state V-7u in my attribution guide.
[Stephen Crain Collection]
https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/imagedetail/609136?col=514182
There is a later die state V-7ua with horizontal cracks added.
1875p - An extremely tough underrated date to find original problem free examples. Especially in circulated grades. I’ve owned this one for a few years now and have not needed to upgrade her . She is crusty original exactly how I like my TD’s
One of my coins in my box of 20.
I’m terrible with pics . But I found this pic of here online which the previous owner had done. Trust me this is better then any pic I could ever do...
Great look, Crusty.
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Pics for this PM, newp into Paesan's Stash, PC30:
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My latest purchase. Only a PCGS 62, but for the price vs the aesthetic appeal of the coin, I feel like this is the holy grail grade (and the MS63).
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Edit: forgot to say I LOVE IT.
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
Low MS grades are where it is at! You still have two nickels to rub together and you often get a fabulous coin.
Gerry Fortin?