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  • asheland
    asheland Posts: 24,545 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @paesan said:
    A tough little coin in MS-64 RED....


    Cool Lincoln! I like that soft strike.

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  • Tonedeaf
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    @asheland said:
    I’m still loving my 1877. B)

    Clean, very nice looking coin to me.

    Tonedeaf is a nickname given to me in reference to my guitar playing ability.

  • asheland
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    @Tonedeaf said:

    @asheland said:
    I’m still loving my 1877. B)

    Clean, very nice looking coin to me.

    Thanks. 👍

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  • Cladiator
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    @paesan said:

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    Love the obverse die on the type 2, looks like it was having a rough life lol.

  • asheland
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    @paesan said:
    Newp from my friend David Kahn, one of the good guys! ANACS AU-53? Cracking it out to my raw album.
    Pix courtesy DKRC...


    I know him also, and he has excellent stuff! I'm always intrigued when he visits to see what he brought. B)

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  • Cladiator
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    @Barberian said:
    NGC EF40 Stone Mtn. - with deep blue-black toning on smooth surfaces.

    Wow, simply wow. Absolutely love that coin.

  • semikeycollector
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    @rokky said:
    I love my 27-S SLQ
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    A beautiful and rare coin in the higher grades!

  • semikeycollector
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    edited March 21, 2023 7:16PM
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    @paesan said:
    My latest Morgan, PCGS XF-40 CAC...


    This is a nice coin! I remember seeing this issue in the Red book in the 1960's as a kid and I couldn't understand why this coin was so inexpensive in low grades and so expensive in high grades. I compared it to my dad's 1882-cc, which was more money in low grades and didn't go up too high in the upper grades. It seemed unfair to the 1882-cc.

    I learned years later that there aren't too many 1892-s in higher grades and lots of 1882-cc.

  • sedulous
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    @paesan Lenny, a better date in nice chocolate brown! wonderful piece.

    A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.

  • Cladiator
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    @paesan said:
    A newp for me! PCGS AU-58 CAC...

    Love the die cracks.

  • asheland
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    @paesan said:
    A newp for me! PCGS AU-58 CAC...


    That's excellent! :)

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  • sedulous
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    A little bit tougher date Buffalo Nickel. A 1923-S:


    • Tim

    A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.

  • sedulous
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    A nearby coin shop find. This '51-P was found in the wild showing some obverse doubling.


    • Tim

    A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.

  • percyb
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    "Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world." PBShelley
  • dk1313
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    Just received back from Grading. This Coin influenced me to being more diverse in my collection
    Love it!!!!!

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