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For those suffering through this crappy economy....
kryptonitecomics
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Let me pass along my apologies but........there are some really nice coins coming onto the market for some very attractive prices.......
This is a recent Ebay purchase and this thing is flippin amazing in hand. I do have sympathy for those struggling as I just went through 2 years of heck myself but a new job has turned things around from me and I am making up for lost time.
Anybody get anything good in the mail in the last week?
This is a recent Ebay purchase and this thing is flippin amazing in hand. I do have sympathy for those struggling as I just went through 2 years of heck myself but a new job has turned things around from me and I am making up for lost time.Anybody get anything good in the mail in the last week?
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<< <i>Linky >>
Not that it's top secret but why did you link the auction?
<< <i>Anybody get anything good in the mail in the last week?
Think I just won this one:
1910 MS-66 RB (NGC) (CAC).
A splendid Gem example, mostly brilliant at the centers deepening to brown toward the borders with pink and blue iridescent highlights.
Someone graded it down due to toning??????
No face nics. Congrats to you. He did not make a mistake in the price. I think he needed the money
My guess.
It is not an actual lincoln cent, but it looks like it.
U.S. Type Set
<< <i>Let me pass along my apologies but........there are some really nice coins coming onto the market for some very attractive prices.......
Anybody get anything good in the mail in the last week?
I just fell in love
you can't have her Julie...I saw her first
But it's a beauty no matter if it is AT or NT.
<< <i>I don't want to start nothing but that coin looks oven dried. I wonder if PCGS would grade it nowadays.
But it's a beauty no matter if it is AT or NT.
Your not starting anything stating an opinion
I will tell you that I would bet money that if this coin was submitted 100 times to PCGS or NGC it would grade 100% of the time as the coin exhibits classic bag toning.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
nice pick up.
I would have bought it myself if I didn't already have (3) 1883-P dollars.
And as any experienced specialist could tell immediately, that coin is 1000% NT.
Best,
Sunnywood
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