That's a pretty common toning pattern on $2-1/2 and $5 indians. I have had them with a green, blue or copper tint as well as the silver color. It would be great to collect these in nice MS grades with colors like this.
I don't mean any disrespect by my comment, just that on my screen it looks orange with patches of varying color including near white like down on the Indian's neck and in the feathers. To me it looks to have heavily altered surfaces, but I could be wrong, maybe it's just my monitor settings. Typically they should be basically yellow, granted you can get very light pastel streaks of rose, pink or green but nothing too far off the mark from yellow. Here's one that I am fairly certain is original, it's just boring yellow though.
Well, I bought it. I called Mark Feld when I received the coin today and left him the message that the RYK Consortium™ had approved the coin. He sent me an email back saying that if it were approved by any Consortium, it would cost me 20% more.
BTW, Russ' photo is dead-on. It is a very unusual coin. As a half eagle collector, I had always intended to buy an Indian $5 but was waiting for the right coin. This one is definitely it!
<< <i>Well, I bought it. I called Mark Feld when I received the coin today and left him the message that the RYK Consortium™ had approved the coin. He sent me an email back saying that if it were approved by any Consortium, it would cost me 20% more.
BTW, Russ' photo is dead-on. It is a very unusual coin. As a half eagle collector, I had always intended to buy an Indian $5 but was waiting for the right coin. This one is definitely it! >>
Nice one Robert!! I almost jumped on that one myself.
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I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Um, are you sure that's original? >>
I have it on good authority that it is.
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>Um, are you sure that's original? >>
I have it on good authority that it is.
Russ, NCNE >>
That's a pretty common toning pattern on $2-1/2 and $5 indians. I have had them with a green, blue or copper tint as well as the silver color. It would be great to collect these in nice MS grades with colors like this.
<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
It already has the best seal of approval one could hope for, (and, I'm not talking about the PCGS slab).
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
It already has the best seal of approval one could hope for, (and, I'm not talking about the PCGS slab).
Russ, NCNE >>
It was Sperbered?
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<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
It already has the best seal of approval one could hope for, (and, I'm not talking about the PCGS slab).
Russ, NCNE >>
It was Sperbered? >>
No, its a M eFer.
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BTW, Russ' photo is dead-on. It is a very unusual coin. As a half eagle collector, I had always intended to buy an Indian $5 but was waiting for the right coin. This one is definitely it!
<< <i>Well, I bought it. I called Mark Feld when I received the coin today and left him the message that the RYK Consortium™ had approved the coin. He sent me an email back saying that if it were approved by any Consortium, it would cost me 20% more.
BTW, Russ' photo is dead-on. It is a very unusual coin. As a half eagle collector, I had always intended to buy an Indian $5 but was waiting for the right coin. This one is definitely it!
Nice one Robert!!
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<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
Done!
I could also see it coming from surface residue.
If I owned it, I'd put it under a 30X loupe and see if anything was sitting on the surface of the coin.
Anyway, it's a nice looking coin...
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<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
Done!
Now, move that stupid sticker out of the way.
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<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
Done!
The sticker needs to be larger, and it should cover the entire coin.
Nice sticker.
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<< <i>Russ - are you going to have that coin 'Consortiumed'? >>
Done!
Is it true that these stickers actually exist in physical form? Will they be present at the ANA? It could cause quite a stir.
I like that coin a lot RYK and I am not a big fan of Indian gold.
Nice addition.
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and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor