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Let's see some eye appealing Low Grade coins from the Early US era
coin22lover
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There is something special about these well worn, problem free coins from this era. To me, there is some type of unexplainable attraction that can't be found in the higher grade coins priced at 2,000% more. Sometimes I'd even prefer a low grade coin over a high grade one. Does anyone else feel that way? Post what you have!
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I guess that means that Realone won't be posting his beauties
The beginning of my type set.
Eye appealing? I think so.
Low grade? Well, it was a proof 62. Relatively speaking, that's low grade for Myddelton Tokens.
Early US era? It didn't circulate in the US, but it was minted in 1796...and that is the same era as the early US.
Here are a few of my well-worn favorites ...
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Here's my qualifying low grade/early US example:
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