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XF-40?
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@OKbustchaser said:
XF-40?
The 1817 O.105a always comes with a mushy obv strike and should be graded by the rev. Your example looks to be at least a 50, maybe higher, depending on how much actual luster remains.
Below are two more XF’s from Coin Facts. The top pic is a 45 and the bottom is a 40. Your 40 is clearly undergraded based on these pics.


Dave
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The latest addition to my dollar type set.....
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@boiler78 said:
The latest addition to my dollar type set.....
Congratulations it’s a beautiful addition!
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A few old friends to bump the thread.
Q: When does a collector become a numismatist?
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
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Bought a Capped Bust Quarter today. I believe it's a B-4 if anyone can help me on the die pair.


Completes a capped bust type set
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nice @Kliao and yes, that is a B-4
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@pursuitofliberty said:
nice @Kliao and yes, that is a B-4Thanks!
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YW!
Nice group too, I especially like how the half quarter and dime reverses pair upHow about I throw in one ... a crusty '35 I got from a friend back in October


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@pursuitofliberty said:
YW!
Nice group too, I especially like how the half quarter and dime reverses pair upYeah. The H10 doesn't have the circ cam look the other 3 have. That might be my next mission. Nice half BTW.
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I think you can find a nicer quarter. I’ll go ahead and get you out of your new purchase. 😆
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@stman said:
I think you can find a nicer quarter. I’ll go ahead and get you out of your new purchase. 😆Sure! Just be ready for a BIG premium


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I been around this stuff for a while. I’m a big boy. Bring it on. If you’re crazy keep it ha
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1818 B-10 capped bust quarter; i grade it G+ to VG:

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First capped bust quarter I’ve bought. The more I look at it the better I like it.

I’m probably crazy. My mom was yelling when she found out how much I paid for it

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My mom was yelling when she found out how much I paid for it

Good, she's preparing you for married life later on!
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Something's missing.

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A couple of single leaves…




Dave
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Nobody knew what to do after @drddm posted those ... like a mic drop moment! Awesome single leaves Dave!
Let's get this back on page 1
Hmmm, hmmm, hmmm ... okay, long story but Dave USED to own this coin


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Here are some higher resolution photos of my forum user avatar coin
1799 AU Draped Bust Dollar (B-10, BB-163) - Blue Peripheral Target Toning


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OK, these are no longer my coins but I figured I'd share.



jom
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Ok, so where’s the 1812?
Q: When does a collector become a numismatist?
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.1 -
@Kliao said:
First capped bust quarter I’ve bought. The more I look at it the better I like it.

I’m probably crazy. My mom was yelling when she found out how much I paid for it

I had a similar experience.
The 1976 Penn/Ohio coin show was in Cincinnati, my first big show! I had decided to buy a proof Buffalo for my type set. Being unsuccessful I decided to find a CBH. After looking at a few AU/Unc coins I asked my boss at the coin shop for his advice on which coin I found was best. He looked at my choices, mostly white coins in the 1830’s and then led me to a table that had an “AU” 1815. He talked me into purchasing that coin. It is really a choice XF. I used my entire budget for the show on that one coin. When I arrived home my dad asked what I had purchased. I showed him and mom my new half dollar. I was asked how much I paid, $750 was the response. I had just obtained my drivers license a couple months before and had just paid $750 for my first 🚙. Imagine the discussion that followed!
All ended well. I still have the coin. The car is long gone. I make my living buying and selling coins. As the song says, “life’s been good to me so far…”
Q: When does a collector become a numismatist?
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.11 -

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@pursuitofliberty said:
Nobody knew what to do after @drddm posted those ... like a mic drop moment! Awesome single leaves Dave!Let's get this back on page 1
Hmmm, hmmm, hmmm ... okay, long story but Dave USED to own this coin
Thanks, Todd!
And with regards to YOUR 1824 O.106…I still wish I owned it. :'(
But I’m happy it’s gone to a good friend’s home.
@BustDMs said:
Ok, so where’s the 1812?
I wish I owned an 1812 single leaf….perhaps one day.
Got crack anyone?





Dave
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Just one handy……
Q: When does a collector become a numismatist?
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1826 (Semi-Prooflike) Capped Bust Half Dollar


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Those old quarters are tough. Especially if they are problem free and original. As yours looks to be.
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Those are some terrific single leaves Dave.
Of course Don, your amazing proofs of all eras are always so stunning.
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Not as nice as yours or BustDM's, but I like them.








Of course, for the "Crack is Wack" crowd...there's this 1810 101 Prime

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crack, crack ... did someone say crack ...

Oh, those are some great ones!!
Glad I got this up on page one again tonight ... thanks for sharing some great examples.
Some of my early cracked up favorites








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Q: When does a collector become a numismatist?
A: The year they spend more on their library than their coin collection.
A numismatist is judged more on the content of their library than the content of their cabinet.8 -
what a coin. Couldn’t insert image. https://us.v-cdn.net/6027503/uploads/editor/az/3zikm6xr4ez0.jpg
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They can't all be beauties...

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Matt Snebold
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@Nysoto said:


love these!
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I’ve posted this numerous times before but I don’t think it’s in this amazing thread yet.
One of my favorites….


Dave
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I see @lkeigwin has been busy, again. I got my catalogue for Sheridan Downey's next auction in the mail yesterday.
Lot 93....1827 O-144 R-5+ PCGS AU 58. No, I won't be bidding.
At least on this one.
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here are a few - old purchases (never got ridden of them as they are too nice and a recent purchase)



keep this thread going........
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@EastonCollection said:
here are a few - old purchases (never got ridden of them as they are too nice and a recent purchase)keep this thread going........
Wow….those are some gorgeous bust dimes @EastonCollection!!!
Here are a couple prooflike bust halves…




Dave
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@EastonCollection Oh my, my! Gorgeous!!

@drddm Yes, please, twice even since it's Sunday!

Great way to wake up and sip coffee!
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