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Heritage Lots Arrived - Pics!
Preussen
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I received my Heritage lots this morning 

Nice & lustous; great reverse, but a bit more obverse "chatter" than I like to see on an MS65.

Beautiful! Any defects that might appear in the pics are reflections. This will go to NGC for the "Cameo" designation.

Great toning & very nice, but did I really need yet another one? ...probably not
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This one you'd really need to see to appreciate...near perfection & beautiful, but very hard for me to photograph; badly scratched slab, too. Much, much more attractive than the "average" (black) toned Virgil Brand coin
- Preussen

Nice & lustous; great reverse, but a bit more obverse "chatter" than I like to see on an MS65.

Beautiful! Any defects that might appear in the pics are reflections. This will go to NGC for the "Cameo" designation.

Great toning & very nice, but did I really need yet another one? ...probably not

This one you'd really need to see to appreciate...near perfection & beautiful, but very hard for me to photograph; badly scratched slab, too. Much, much more attractive than the "average" (black) toned Virgil Brand coin
- Preussen
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Shep
09/07/2006
That 1888 5 mark reminds me of a coin you recently showed us in PCGS MS68, perhaps another denomination?
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<< <i>Absolutely stunning coins.
That 1888 5 mark reminds me of a coin you recently showed us in PCGS MS68, perhaps another denomination? >>
Dimitri, you are correct, the other one was a 2 Mark.
Those are fantastic coins, Steve
Now do you still regret that the 5 Mark from NEN got lost ?
<< <i>That 1888 5 mark reminds me of a coin you recently showed us in PCGS MS68, perhaps another denomination? >>
Dimitri:
The MS68 is a 2 Mark. Here is is again:
I haven't found a 5 Mark above MS66 yet...I now have two
<< <i>Those are fantastic coins, Steve
Now do you still regret that the 5 Mark from NEN got lost ? >>
Thanks, and yes, I still regret the loss
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