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Without looking, how many Saints have been graded MS 68?
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big heavy coins shipped in bags ?
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roadrunner
I AM looking for a Double Eagle, but I only want it in low MS.
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09/07/2006
I am curious, though...what is the 1908 Wells Fargo variety(?). Most of the higher grade NGC and PCGS coins seem to be of this type.
<< <i>I just looked up the PCGS and NGC numbers...so I won't say.
I am curious, though...what is the 1908 Wells Fargo variety(?). Most of the higher grade NGC and PCGS coins seem to be of this type. >>
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It's interesting (to me) that they list the Wells Fargo pops separately. Does anyone know if there was some demand for this, and why? I can't think of another coin listed this way.
<< <i>Thanks, Placid.
It's interesting (to me) that they list the Wells Fargo pops separately. Does anyone know if there was some demand for this, and why? I can't think of another coin listed this way.
Wells fargo was a important company in its time, stagecoaches and stuff ya know.
J.Lynch hero's and 2000 Millenium set are a couple of other "coins" that have seperate listing in the pop reports. I am sure there are others.
Why 45? I don't know. There must have been some stashed away before they got into bags...
I would like one in 66 or 67. Well I would like one in 68 too! The supposed Gem MS 65 grade often has loads of bag marks. That would never happen on a small half eagle.
michael
I was surprised. I was also surprised that almost all of them were Wells Fargo pieces.
I wonder why that was.
The wells fargo ones came from a private hoard that was stored in a bank and then sold to wells fargo.
To be more specific pcgs graded 8144 wells fargo coins. Of that 100 made ms68 and 10 ms69.
The majority (4850) graded ms66.