My latest Lowball $10 Indian
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Old gold is always nice... That one served well... commerce, pocket piece... Cheers, RickO
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Great looking piece! I like how the quills look after all that circulation.
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very nice ++++
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Great looking coin!
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Fantastic! Love her!
Dave
Always looking for original, better date VF20-VF35 Barber quarters and halves, and a quality beer.0 -
Adjusted for inflation, a coin was worth $286 in 1909. 😵
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"My latest Lowball $10 Indian"
Uh, that's about a $9.50 Indian.
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thats a keeper for sure
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Those wear nicely, but the obverse wear looks very new / shiny for it to be old wear.
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@3stars said:
Those wear nicely, but the obverse wear looks very new / shiny for it to be old wear.Looks pretty evenly worn to me front to back. I like it.
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You should check out this World’s Worst Type Set being auctioned .... includes gold ...
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Amazing. a gold eagle from A.D. 1000!
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Should fit nicely with your set of problem free lowball coins.
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Nice one, Bob.
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Given how limited the circulation was, I think the lowball gold is of higher grades than other metals.
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@SeattleSlammer said:
You should check out this World’s Worst Type Set being auctioned .... includes gold ...I was able to get the FR02 Sesqui $21/2 gold in that auction. No lowball Indian $10. If he had one it didn’t make it to the auction
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Whoever made the piece should have gone one grit finer.
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-Albert Einstein-Mistakes are natural. But repeated mistakes without reflection are something else. That may be the “stupidity” he was referring to. In research, he admitted uncertainty openly. “If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?” This shows humility. Even a Nobel laureate accepted doubt. That humility makes the quote less cynical and more observational.
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I finally got the lowball pics up in the $10 Indian date registry set. It's number 42 out of 42.
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Would be interesting to have the weight of this worn gold piece to compare to the original weight to see how much wear occurred during this coin's evident circulation. Obviously hard considering the holder, unless one weighed an Uncirculated piece in its identical holder and then compared, maybe not exact, but considerably better than a guess.
Jim
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Great looking gold coin. I don't think I've ever seen one that worn before.
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Hope you got a discount for the missing gold. Congrats!
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Nice pocket piece. I've thought about get something similar but I'm about 90% sure I'd end up losing it and making someone else day. Enjoy.
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@blitzdude said:
Hope you got a discount for the missing gold. Congrats!I’m sure that I paid more for the missing gold 😁
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I think its cool that the date looks like "1000"
It's all about what the people want...
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That coin is “bad”, so in the lowball world, that’s “good”!
Steve
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Nice one!
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It really makes you do a double take since you almost only see these coins in MS or AU. when you see one this worn it definitely is startlingly at first. Congrats on your purchase.
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AG03. My Christmas in July present. I’ll need to get it crossed.
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Great Indian pocket piece!
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@pocketpiececommems said:
I’ll need to get it crossed.Why? For a registry set?
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Nothing like crusty old gold that did its job.
USAF (Ret) The purpose of Bourbon is to make you feel like you should feel WITHOUT Bourbon. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.
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I have one in the regular $10 Indian date registry since they don’t have one in the lowball registry I’m last 😁
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This is a really cool collection. And I'm thinking more challenging than going high grade.
RIP Mom- 1932-20120
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