Just won a gorgeous NT 1988 SAE NGC-MS67 with golden-brown toning from Russ. A superb example of NT

wingedliberty · September 7, 2003 10:07AM

There is a 24 hour moratorium on saying "You suck!" to Russ.
Just won this NT SAE from him on Ebay.
1988 SAE NGC-MS67 Golden/brown NT.

FC57Coins · September 7, 2003 10:11AM

OK - tonite you can SUCK more than Russ - but tomorrow he goes back to the top of the SUCK parade

Great coin!

Frank

wingedliberty · September 7, 2003 10:17AM

Its been a good weekend.

jbsteven · September 7, 2003 10:21AM

braddick · September 7, 2003 10:41AM

Colorful SAE routinely sold for $75.00 or much more in PCGS and NGC holders. I see the prices on these dropping quite a bit. Nice score wingedliberty. That about covers the grading fees and the host coin, give or take.

wingedliberty · September 7, 2003 11:09AM

Whoever thought in 1986 that this series would become as collectible as it is now.

Clankeye · September 7, 2003 11:17AM

<< <i>with whispers of burgundy at the rims. >>

Oh man, Russ is getting poetic on us. Pretty soon I might have to offer him my forum title.

Clankeye

wingedliberty · September 7, 2003 11:22AM

Russ has always been a closet poet.

islemangu · September 7, 2003 1:53PM

Nice coin wingedliberty and Russ. I just want to play the devil's advocate here. If these 99.9 are so reactive that they rainbow up so fast NT with modern indoors temp/humity controls, then there would be a hell of alot of fugly dark ones that kept toning past the rainbow stage to the dark side.
Like the bag morgans that tone too far but much,much,much, much much, much slower since 90% and from a time when no enviromental controls.

Of course no one would send a fugly toned SAE for slabbing but someone here who deals with volumes of them raw please interject on this.

Russ · September 7, 2003 2:14PM

<< <i>then there would be a hell of alot of fugly dark ones that kept toning past the rainbow stage to the dark side >>

There are. I've seen some that would make you throw up.

Russ, NCNE

islemangu · September 7, 2003 6:56PM

There are. I've seen some that would make you throw up.

Good...I feel a little better with them in plastic then, but I cant help but be more curious in knowing more in rough volumes in perhaps comparison terms with other type coins we all know more about.

nwcs · September 7, 2003 9:40PM

Reminds me of one that I had slabbed a few months ago. It is a 1992 SAE that was stored in a canvas bag with a bunch of others (I didn't store it, got it that way). Was graded MS-69 by NGC. You can see a faint pattern of the cloth on it.

Just won a gorgeous NT 1988 SAE NGC-MS67 with golden-brown toning from Russ. A superb example of NT

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