You have this now? I used to own it. I thought it was with someone else unless it was you I spoke to on IG a while back. Amazing one in hand, stunning! Wish I still had it
You have this now? I used to own it. I thought it was with someone else unless it was you I spoke to on IG a while back. Amazing one in hand, stunning! Wish I still had it
This cent wasn’t quite like this when I got it a few years ago. I took it out of the album to photograph it, and marveled at what happened in the meantime. It’s in an Intercept Sheild album so I don’t expect any more changes.
Also love this modest proof from my birth year set. The warm colored toning just pleases me more than blast white would do.
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The seller's photo looked like this, only showing dark surfaces and a XF-AU circulated cameo appearance that I like. No hint of any colorful toning at all.
I was delighted with the color when it arrived. Turn up the exposure and light, and out pops the color. This edited Trueview shows much of its color. At AU53, it's not worth enough to merit grading, but I "adore" this Lincoln so much that it was among the first four coins I had graded from my collection ahead of other, more valuable coins.
Edited for horrible writing.
This coin has a ton of eye appeal for me AND also what I'd call "character". Guess I would say I adore your Lincoln Comm!
"Ain't None of Them play like him (Bix Beiderbecke) Yet." Louis Armstrong
William Pitt, the Englishman who fought hard in Parliament to repeal the Stamp Act of 1766.
The Stamp Act, and the anger it elicited among the American Colonists, can be considered the first act of the long road which led to the American Revolution 10 years later and ultimately, American Independence.
William Pitt was honoured and held in high steem for his actions by the American Colonists, and this Farthing (along with the Halfpenny) reflect this.
This is my first pre-33 us gold coin. It, along with some posters here, started me working on a set of 12. Included with that set I want to get at least 1 coin from every mint as well as adding a classic head $2.5 and $5 at some point.
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This was the very first FS 68-D Jeff ever graded when I saw it in the mint cello I was so excited. There has only been 1 more in the last 20 years. Gorgeous mint set toning for such a rare coin. The hack on the face is disappointing but I love this coin and always marvel at it.
This is not my scarcest or nicest T$ but I have an irrational love for it. It is fully PL and would have been the first chopped T$ to earn that designation if not for a tiny bit of rub on the eagle's head keeping it AU.
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I think adore is suitable by
definition.
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This is one that I am super fond of:
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Wow. You folks have some great coins! Here's my newest.
Here are some of my favorite new-ish purchases that I don’t think I’ve shown before:
You have this now? I used to own it. I thought it was with someone else unless it was you I spoke to on IG a while back. Amazing one in hand, stunning! Wish I still had it
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Just one? Okay…
Empty Nest Collection
@Meltdown that Morgan is super clean. What is the grade?
I'm guessing MS68?
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This cent wasn’t quite like this when I got it a few years ago. I took it out of the album to photograph it, and marveled at what happened in the meantime. It’s in an Intercept Sheild album so I don’t expect any more changes.
Also love this modest proof from my birth year set. The warm colored toning just pleases me more than blast white would do.
This coin plus a few others are on my list after I finish building my lake. Beautiful coin.
This coin has a ton of eye appeal for me AND also what I'd call "character". Guess I would say I adore your Lincoln Comm!
Louis Armstrong
I really like this William Pitt Farthing, 1766.
William Pitt, the Englishman who fought hard in Parliament to repeal the Stamp Act of 1766.
The Stamp Act, and the anger it elicited among the American Colonists, can be considered the first act of the long road which led to the American Revolution 10 years later and ultimately, American Independence.
William Pitt was honoured and held in high steem for his actions by the American Colonists, and this Farthing (along with the Halfpenny) reflect this.
This coin is a witness to this historical era.
Don’t come across these too often
One of my newest additions and yes a coin I “adore”
OGH 67 CAC
It's a beauty. I never get tored of looking at it.
This is my first pre-33 us gold coin. It, along with some posters here, started me working on a set of 12. Included with that set I want to get at least 1 coin from every mint as well as adding a classic head $2.5 and $5 at some point.
Tonedeaf is a nickname given to me in reference to my guitar playing ability.
This was the very first FS 68-D Jeff ever graded when I saw it in the mint cello I was so excited. There has only been 1 more in the last 20 years. Gorgeous mint set toning for such a rare coin. The hack on the face is disappointing but I love this coin and always marvel at it.
Here's another one of my favorites. The craftsmanship is impeccable!
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I love my MS 65 double eagle!
I remember seeing that on past threads, it is a beauty, indeed!
This is one that I have that looks similar and is one that I’m fond of:
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1882 P morgen obverse toner
deep perpel to center gold
This is not my scarcest or nicest T$ but I have an irrational love for it. It is fully PL and would have been the first chopped T$ to earn that designation if not for a tiny bit of rub on the eagle's head keeping it AU.
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My all time favorite for now!
I "Adore" this Eagle, despite the fingerprint or what anyone else thinks!
Love It!
1986 First Year
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.I think mine's been dipped.
Can't tell from the luster coming off it in that photo. I could enjoy a blast Pan Pac or Lincoln. They are beautiful in any color state.
Can't post file type of video. :'(
Haven’t found the right Pan Pacific yet, but here’s a blast white Lincoln.
Proof Buffalo Registry Set
Capped Bust Quarters Registry Set
Proof Walking Liberty Halves Registry Set
I really miss this p55 small eagle. Resides in an NGC62 holder now.
It only took me forever and a day to find this relatively clean cheek specimen. I do adore this coin.
My only ancient; special to me for reasons that don't need relating, in addition to the obvious ones:
Not a MS coin, but it has something else going for it. I love the light golden patina on this one.
Awesome coins everyone.
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1856 PR66 S-9
Top pop!
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Wonderful!
Appearance over rarity.
No job at CAC for me.....
PCGS AU50 1744 8 Reale
Sugar magnolia blossoms blooming, heads all empty and I don't care ...
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Here’s a couple more!
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