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Dennis88
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I recently sold the two patterns I owned...and to make sure I regret it even more please post some eye candy!
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You know I don't have any patterns to share, but if I did, then I'd show them!
Both are in 1st Gen PCGS Rattler holders.
1863 50C J-338 PR64 PCGS from the Garrett collection.
Coin's for sale/trade.
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OMG That is Stunning!
JH
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The only pattern I ever cared to own, and one I wanted even when I was a kid and read about it in CoinAge.
Because I like variety so much, I could be a pattern collector, unfortunately that would limit my collecting to about two pieces a year.
<< <i>Another nifty set
<< <i>Another nifty set
good god man
<< <i>Another nifty set
I will never, EVER, get bored looking at this set with its original holder.
That's absolutely spectacular
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That's cool, I didn't even know that existed. For the record I was talking about the 1860 half dime pattern. My favorite.
KM# X11
<< <i>How about a Longacre splasher?? If Lustig joins in, I'll confess upfront it's not really a pattern......
Looks like a Tasty Cookie!
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Broadstruck - you're right - never looked at it that way!
simply stunning boiler...
Many members on this forum that now it cannot fit in my signature. Please ask for entire list.
Here is a pop 1 (in all grades) $20 aluminum die trial from 1872. J-1254.
Also have a pop 1 $10 aluminum die trial from 1874. J 1380. Both are graded PCGS PR65.
I will not allow these patterns to come out of these holders even for a trueview picture.
By the way, it sold at Heritage in June 2004 for $11,500. I think I was given a fair price for this piece. It now satisfies my long time desire to own a "flowing hair" design. It is now stickered bt CAC.
In fact, I like this more than the $4 Stella. Is that my imagination or wishful thinking?????
Take a look at this pattern (engraved by William Barber) and compare it to the flowinghair $4 Stella of 1879 and 1880 (engraved by Charles Barber)!
They certainly remind me why patterns are me favorite field of numismatic study
Dennis
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boiler78, Is that the ex Pittman that Lakesammman keeps making indecent proposals on
Edited To Add: Maybe I'm confusing it with a 39 Seated Half pattern
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