Copper For The Weekend
LeeG
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Post what ya got. Old, new, doesn't matter
This group arrived home from PCGS today:
Post what ya got. Old, new, doesn't matterThis group arrived home from PCGS today:
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
edited to add:
Happy Friday everyone! Enjoy the weekend!
-Paul
What is now proved was once only imagined. - William Blake
Hey it was my first, and it was cheap, now I want some nice ones.
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
Collector of Early 20th Century U.S. Coinage.
ANA Member R-3147111
Lincoln set Colorless Set
Here's a different variant, a "CONNFC" type where CONNEC, the abbreviation for Connecticut, is defective and produces a misspelling. Neither the coin, nor the photography appoaches CCU's, but I'm doing my best...
And no copper post can be complete without one of these
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My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
<< <i>Copper colonial nugget for the weekend: Colonial Collectors Union's beautiful CT coin below is an choice of the "AUCTOPI" variety. The 'R' of the word "AUCTORI" (Latin='by authority of'), is defective producing the misspelling:
Here's a different variant, a "CONNFC" type where CONNEC, the abbreviation for Connecticut, is defective and produces a misspelling. Neither the coin, nor the photography appoaches CCU's, but I'm doing my best...
DoctorPaper:
It's not much, but a little assist for you... (that's a pretty rare colonial!)
peacockcoins
Lee's pictures make the coin look more real- like it would look in hand while PCGS's photos look a bit cartoonish.
peacockcoins
Lee's pictures make the coin look more real- like it would look in hand while PCGS's photos look a bit cartoonish."
I'll bet you a jelly donut you are not alone. jws
-Paul
Result just in today Submission received 3-27-07 Posted today SUPERFAST turnaround on the submission this time. The 36P was originally ICG 67 RED nicest example I've seen for this date.
The 1909 bought raw for $24 thought maybe a matte Proof but will take the MS65RB must be
one of the first 1909 from a VDB Die as you can still see the faint outline of the VDB on the Bottom
of the reverse. The 1930 was originally a ICG 65 as well was hoping for a possiblity of a 66 Very
nice original mint Fresh strike. Submission # 3483726, had some roosie disappointments on the
submission. Mike.
Someday REAL American HERO's will be on our COINS.
rabbitracks toned showcase set
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<< <i>"By the way, I'm a fan of TrueView PCGS photo service, but am I the only one that likes LeeG's pictures better (the first photos at the top of this thread)?
Lee's pictures make the coin look more real- like it would look in hand while PCGS's photos look a bit cartoonish."
I'll bet you a jelly donut you are not alone. jws >>
What they said.
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
What is now proved was once only imagined. - William Blake
What is now proved was once only imagined. - William Blake
<< <i>IGWT's coin's older brother (also an 1866-H):
Now that is cool!!!!
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
<< <i>Result just in today Submission received 3-27-07 Posted today SUPERFAST turnaround on the submission this time. The 36P was originally ICG 67 RED nicest example I've seen for this date.
The 1909 bought raw for $24 thought maybe a matte Proof but will take the MS65RB must be
one of the first 1909 from a VDB Die as you can still see the faint outline of the VDB on the Bottom
of the reverse. The 1930 was originally a ICG 65 as well was hoping for a possiblity of a 66 Very
nice original mint Fresh strike. Submission # 3483726, had some roosie disappointments on the
submission. Mike. >>
Nice group Mike!
Lincoln set Colorless Set
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