The '94-S BQ that was supposed to be shipped by July 20th arrived today one month later. Here is my cursory pic of the XF45 with far right mintmark position:
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A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
@sedulous said:
The '94-S BQ that was supposed to be shipped by July 20th arrived today one month later. Here is my cursory pic of the XF45 with far right mintmark position:
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Nice coin. Looks like the exact MM position as mine. I wonder if there are more?
Enjoyed seeing some photos of members this evening on the Zoom BCCS meeting, despite the technical difficulty!!! Including the member that forgot to "mute" the conversation!!!
@erwindoc said:
Enjoyed seeing some photos of members this evening on the Zoom BCCS meeting, despite the technical difficulty!!! Including the member that forgot to "mute" the conversation!!!
Overall, I think it went well. First zoom meeting I have been on in the last 5 months that has been by choice.
Collector and Researcher of Liberty Head Nickels. ANA LM-6053
In 2013- 2014 BCCS conducted a Barber Quarter Variety survey; the 1900 Hub change varieties were included. There technically 4 combinations possible for each date:
Type I OBV with Type II REV
Type II OBV with Type II REV
Type I OBV with Type III REV
Type II OBV with Type III REV
The BCCS Survey Results do state that a single example of the 1900 and 1900 O Type 1/ III combination in Good condition were reported- the first ever. Why they weren't included in the totals is puzzling; perhaps there was doubt to their existence?
Although there seems be doubt if they actually exist, the 1900, 1900 O, and 1900 S Type I/ III all do. I either own, or have owned, all three.
Here's a new pickup, a 1900 O Type I OBV with a Type III REV in a NGC MS 61 holder:
@erwindoc said:
Enjoyed seeing some photos of members this evening on the Zoom BCCS meeting, despite the technical difficulty!!! Including the member that forgot to "mute" the conversation!!!
I heard online it might have been "Tom" as the culprit. He may not have known how to mute himself since the collaboration technology was new for many BCCS members. Did you guys agree on my two questions asked of John Frost toward the end of the meeting? (1) Finish the dime variety survey that has been sitting on the BCCS website for quite a while and (2) let us have access to the Steve Hustad variety list (or see it) which has been updated greatly this year (big contributor @JeffMTampa)?
If so, click "Agree" below. - Tim
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
I think it would be worth it to finish. Im sure its lots of work though. Personally, I have never been much of a variety collector, but I think that over mint marks are neat. Do any exist in the barber series?
Just scored 5 out of 12 in a PCGS reconsideration submission. Yeah, baby! Here's one that a buyer decided to cancel the order on, so then I got in upgraded.
Just scored 5 out of 12 in a PCGS reconsideration submission. Yeah, baby! Here's one that a buyer decided to cancel the order on, so then I got in upgraded.
A very exciting NEWP for me! a desperate fill into my Barber Quarter XF set. This is a PCGS XF45+ 1892-S Type 1 Reverse (only one with a + grade at XF45). It is just about perfect in viewing pleasant-ness!...
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A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
@JeffMTampa said:
I smell a nice new '07 S Quarter coming into someone's future- and it isn't me.
Well, here is proof your sniffer is working Jeff! Future plan is to see if our hosts agree to this being AU50:
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Is there a RPM on that one?
Good call Jeff!, I may have found a second to one of your 1907-S/S/S RPM's
Steve Hustad agrees with Lenny on the shelf (machine) doubling. May cause an issue when trying to attribute it as a RPM. Requires more precise images for a full determination. Is it possible to still have a RPM as part of the die then have the shelf doubling additionally?
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
I've known your 92 for years. Most recently when Oliver owned it. If you ever attend a FUN show we should meet and compare examples. We would have FUN.
I enjoy our barber thread though believe folks sometimes forget that Mike Hayes loved ms coins. Keep showing them!
I've known your 92 for years. Most recently when Oliver owned it. If you ever attend a FUN show we should meet and compare examples. We would have FUN.
I enjoy our barber thread though believe folks sometimes forget that Mike Hayes loved ms coins. Keep showing them!
Hey Thanks Nic! Would absolutely enjoy meeting you at a real coin show! I miss Coin Shows!!!!! Well, that 1892 is really something.....It's a trophy coin for the Barber enthusiast. I would be very interested to know what the provenance was prior to it being in "The Type Set" Can you shed any light on that?
Tough to follow up the coins from previous posts, but someone has to take one for the team.
The BCCS Barber Quarter Variety project posted no reported examples of the 1900 Type I OBV/ Type III REV Quarter. The commentary seemed to question if it existed. Here's my example of the 1900 Type I/ Type III Quarter in a NGC AU55 holder:
@Eldorado9 said:
Barber History from the Eugene Gardner Collection of Barber Quarters:
Great piece of history. One of Gene's all time favorite coins came from Larry. The superbly toned 01-S quarter.
Here it is, and it is just ridiculously delicious!!
I see you got one of the limited run of Gardner books. Only a select few were able to obtain a copy. I have $ for anyone who can locate another for me to purchase!
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
@paesan said:
Dave, Very nice! I like the 96-S. Where's the beer?
Jeff, Nice 93-S half! Did you find that raw?
The '93 S was purchased in a NGC MS61 holder and submitted raw to our hosts. It's one of the few coins I submitted to CAC, through our late friend Mike Hayes.
Many of the AU58 halves in my set came out of NGC MS holders.
Here's a coin recently returned from our hosts, a 1903 O Half now in a VF30 holder:
I purchased it because in the sellers listing photos it looked like there might be a RPM- there wasn't. I thought the coin would grade 35, and had a shot at a 40. Boy was I wrong. It's still a nice looking coin.
Comments
Well no duh! The coin belongs in a 55 holder! How did it ever get placed in a 50 holder?
I like the story better the way it's been played out- congrats!
Thanks, Jim!
A pair of 07-S quarters. First is PC-53 CAC. Second is PC-55 CAC (From SROTAG, finally!!!)
(Photos courtesy Barberkeys)
The 1907-S in AU-55 is tied for third lowest pop along with the 1913-S at 6
Then the 1901-S at 5
Then the 1909-O at 4
Rare coin,it's nice to see one
It appears that neither of the above examples have a RPM. Here's my '07 S in a PC AU55 holder:
This one has a triple RPM; not the one recognized by our hosts:
I also have a '07 S in a PC VF35 holder:
This one has the PCGS recognized RPM:
The '94-S BQ that was supposed to be shipped by July 20th arrived today one month later. Here is my cursory pic of the XF45 with far right mintmark position:
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Nice coin. Looks like the exact MM position as mine. I wonder if there are more?
A buck and a quarter in 1903, San Francisco style. PC-62 and PC-40 CAC Micro S.
(Reunited after 117 years)
Nice combo!
Thanks, Jeff. I've been looking hard for XFs with this look. It's not like collecting mint state coins! Few and far between.
And a matching dime would be most welcome!
Not in the same league as your Quarter, but here's a decent '03 S Dime:
And we shouldn't leave out the Half:
Enjoyed seeing some photos of members this evening on the Zoom BCCS meeting, despite the technical difficulty!!! Including the member that forgot to "mute" the conversation!!!
Overall, I think it went well. First zoom meeting I have been on in the last 5 months that has been by choice.
I was excited by the invite! I would not get to attend that meeting otherwise! Silver lining on 2020 I guess!
In 2013- 2014 BCCS conducted a Barber Quarter Variety survey; the 1900 Hub change varieties were included. There technically 4 combinations possible for each date:
The BCCS Survey Results do state that a single example of the 1900 and 1900 O Type 1/ III combination in Good condition were reported- the first ever. Why they weren't included in the totals is puzzling; perhaps there was doubt to their existence?
Although there seems be doubt if they actually exist, the 1900, 1900 O, and 1900 S Type I/ III all do. I either own, or have owned, all three.
Here's a new pickup, a 1900 O Type I OBV with a Type III REV in a NGC MS 61 holder:
I heard online it might have been "Tom" as the culprit. He may not have known how to mute himself since the collaboration technology was new for many BCCS members. Did you guys agree on my two questions asked of John Frost toward the end of the meeting? (1) Finish the dime variety survey that has been sitting on the BCCS website for quite a while and (2) let us have access to the Steve Hustad variety list (or see it) which has been updated greatly this year (big contributor @JeffMTampa)?
If so, click "Agree" below. - Tim
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
I missed the online meeting last night- completely forgot!
I smell a nice new '07 S Quarter coming into someone's future- and it isn't me.
Tim,
I think it would be worth it to finish. Im sure its lots of work though. Personally, I have never been much of a variety collector, but I think that over mint marks are neat. Do any exist in the barber series?
Coin of the day....PC-30. Love the color and crusty devices. (Photos courtesy Barberkeys)
A couple of common date PCGS AU-55 dimes. A "No Headlights" special! PIx courtesy V.S.
Very nice. Not common with that look. You know my address🙂
The thread needs a bump; here's one of my favorite Halves:
Well, here is proof your sniffer is working Jeff! Future plan is to see if our hosts agree to this being AU50:
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Is there a RPM on that one?
A couple newps to share:
Good call Jeff!, I may have found a second to one of your 1907-S/S/S RPM's
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Nice coins, El Dorado!
Just scored 5 out of 12 in a PCGS reconsideration submission. Yeah, baby! Here's one that a buyer decided to cancel the order on, so then I got in upgraded.
I know it's not a 58+...so did ya get it in a 2 holder?
A 2?????? I don't think we're looking at the same coin!
Ah! The Pop report updated. I see another 06-D in 58+...so that's my guess!
A very exciting NEWP for me! a desperate fill into my Barber Quarter XF set. This is a PCGS XF45+ 1892-S Type 1 Reverse (only one with a + grade at XF45). It is just about perfect in viewing pleasant-ness!...
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Steve Hustad agrees with Lenny on the shelf (machine) doubling. May cause an issue when trying to attribute it as a RPM. Requires more precise images for a full determination. Is it possible to still have a RPM as part of the die then have the shelf doubling additionally?
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Barber History from the Eugene Gardner Collection of Barber Quarters:
Thanks for sharing these gorgeous coins.
I've known your 92 for years. Most recently when Oliver owned it. If you ever attend a FUN show we should meet and compare examples. We would have FUN.
I enjoy our barber thread though believe folks sometimes forget that Mike Hayes loved ms coins. Keep showing them!
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
Great piece of history. One of Gene's all time favorite coins came from Larry. The superbly toned 01-S quarter.
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
Hey Thanks Nic! Would absolutely enjoy meeting you at a real coin show! I miss Coin Shows!!!!! Well, that 1892 is really something.....It's a trophy coin for the Barber enthusiast. I would be very interested to know what the provenance was prior to it being in "The Type Set" Can you shed any light on that?
Here it is, and it is just ridiculously delicious!!
Tough to follow up the coins from previous posts, but someone has to take one for the team.
The BCCS Barber Quarter Variety project posted no reported examples of the 1900 Type I OBV/ Type III REV Quarter. The commentary seemed to question if it existed. Here's my example of the 1900 Type I/ Type III Quarter in a NGC AU55 holder:
I see you got one of the limited run of Gardner books. Only a select few were able to obtain a copy. I have $ for anyone who can locate another for me to purchase!
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
PC-55, just CAC'd. A Vern hand-me -down.
Here's a '93 S Half to accompany Lenny's Quarter:
Tres Hombres!
Dave
Saweet trio Dave!
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
It looks to me like the '96 S is WAY under graded.....
Dave, Very nice! I like the 96-S. Where's the beer?
Jeff, Nice 93-S half! Did you find that raw?
Here's one I've had for a while and just got it stickered. PC-40. Thanks Barberkeys for the photos.
Here is mine in PC40. I really like the date and mint for the '14-S:
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
The '93 S was purchased in a NGC MS61 holder and submitted raw to our hosts. It's one of the few coins I submitted to CAC, through our late friend Mike Hayes.
Many of the AU58 halves in my set came out of NGC MS holders.
Jeff, I like your approach.
An 1896 quarter PCGS VF-30...
Here's a coin recently returned from our hosts, a 1903 O Half now in a VF30 holder:
I purchased it because in the sellers listing photos it looked like there might be a RPM- there wasn't. I thought the coin would grade 35, and had a shot at a 40. Boy was I wrong. It's still a nice looking coin.