A recent classic impulse purchase, but not an expensive one. PCGS 58/CAC. I don’t collect SLQs but I have always admired the SLQ design (as well as the designs of other early 20th century coins).
I like the subtle color on this one, though I believe it to be optimistically graded by several points.
(I got scolded yesterday for dropping this on another’s SLQ thread, mea culpa….)
Other passions include golf, Moto Guzzi motorcycles, and Euro motorcycles in general.
Chris
At the halfway cusp of the 41 Wiener medal set (with varieties). Latest is the Aachen Cathedral (M190). (I went for the rarities and silver ones first.) This the "no date" rarest of the three.
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A recent classic impulse purchase, but not an expensive one. PCGS 58/CAC. I don’t collect SLQs but I have always admired the SLQ design (as well as the designs of other early 20th century coins).
I like the subtle color on this one, though I believe it to be optimistically graded by several points.
(I got scolded yesterday for dropping this on another’s SLQ thread, mea culpa….)
Other passions include golf, Moto Guzzi motorcycles, and Euro motorcycles in general.
Chris
I'm gradually chipping away at a set of 1800-1857 half cents. Still missing a couple of tougher ones, the 1802 and 1811.
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At the halfway cusp of the 41 Wiener medal set (with varieties). Latest is the Aachen Cathedral (M190). (I went for the rarities and silver ones first.) This the "no date" rarest of the three.
Thought the bottom 2 pics were super cool and wanted to share.
I collect world proof sets, coins featuring composers, mid-20th century U.S. proof coins, U.S. type coins, and whatever else I want.
This makes me want to form a partial set 1916-1921 in this grade, with this look.