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Lots of nice coins posted here lately. Thanks.
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MS64+ CAC
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I'm hoping the blurry seller photos below don't hide any surprises with this 1847-O half.

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Here's a cool looking quarter of mine. PCGS MS66
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android01 - wonderful eye appeal.
Pics for this PM, PC25:

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JBN - Real nice.
Pics for this PM, newp from Atlanta, PC12:

Vern
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I’ve looked for the perfect 1841 for quite a while. Considered a common date but try to find one looking like this. I had to have it....

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This coin is very close to having a 360 degree die crack on the reverse!
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@Crusty said:
I’ve looked for the perfect 1841 for quite a while. Considered a common date but try to find one looking like this. I had to have it....

A beauty. Congratulations
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Nice counterfeit 1872-S Seated half (in a real slab).




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@rhedden said:
Nice counterfeit 1872-S Seated half (in a real slab).
Thanks- it is a pretty (in)famous struck counterfeit. There have been several articles written about this "variety" by the LSCC as well as 2 I wrote for both Coin Week and the Numismatist.
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@rhedden said:

V-8ua, with the rising die line in the drapery under the pole.

V-10u, far left date and strong right ribbon tip.
From the latest update to the 1872-s half dime attribution guide.
https://sites.google.com/view/clintcummins/half-dime-attribution-guide1 -
Thanks - bookmarked!
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Recent addition to the type set of chopmarked Seated Halves, still need an 1853 and an 1873/4. The 1839 No Drapery almost certainly doesn't exist with chops:

As an aside, does anyone know of a Capitol Plastics (or similar) holder for Seated Halves by type?
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A recent addition to the seated half dollar set i'm working on, I like the look of it. WB-2.
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Love Seated Coins!!! Here is my MS-67 Pogue 1854 Arrows 25 cent.

and my 1884 dime in PF-67Cam
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This one has a few nasty scratches, but hey, it's still a nice coin in my opinion.
Photos courtesy of me.
"Character is doing the right thing when no one is watching". - J.C. Watts
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Here is one of my favorites, the color is so nice and original for a circulated coin. I had it for a really good price too!
"Character is doing the right thing when no one is watching". - J.C. Watts
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PCGS PR63 — will get a TrueView of this one day...
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Wow, some beauties here lately.
Newp into my collection, PC-45:

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@P0CKETCHANGE said:
PCGS PR63 — will get a TrueView of this one day...
Beautiful coin!
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my 3d 1846 and I'm finally happy!
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Looks like the 3rd time is a charm. Well done!
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Pics for this PM, newp into Paesan's Stash, PC45:

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Recent new purchase, 1881 dime.
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Some nice coins so far! From dimes to half dollars.
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Still have this one

“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
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Still have this one
This is a super clean example. Is it certified? If so what grade did it receive? If not I'd be very curious to hear some opinions on this one.
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@jedm said:
This is a super clean example. Is it certified? If so what grade did it receive? If not I'd be very curious to hear some opinions on this one.Thanks jedm!
Yes, it's certified. Our host saw it as a AU55, I have always looked at it as closer to an AU58. At that point we're splitting hairs though. It's a Very Choice example ... strike, surfaces and skin alike.
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
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