Today's newp: "dirty" 1917 T1 SLQ
lordmarcovan
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I say Fine+ and original. You?
I voted "results only", though, as I usually do in grading polls involving my own coins.
This one came from guitarwes. I sublet my antique mall booth to him nowadays (my cases, his coins), and I saw this in there. Priced very modestly, as is usually the case with him. I keep telling him he needs to take a cue from the flea market guys and jack his prices up a tad. After all, he's got a near-monopoly in probably a four-county radius, ever since I stepped down. I got weary of trying to keep the cases stocked and have stepped back down to tiny "vestpocket" dealer status.
I voted "results only", though, as I usually do in grading polls involving my own coins.
This one came from guitarwes. I sublet my antique mall booth to him nowadays (my cases, his coins), and I saw this in there. Priced very modestly, as is usually the case with him. I keep telling him he needs to take a cue from the flea market guys and jack his prices up a tad. After all, he's got a near-monopoly in probably a four-county radius, ever since I stepped down. I got weary of trying to keep the cases stocked and have stepped back down to tiny "vestpocket" dealer status.
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Edited to add: I gave it a VG-10 also.
<< <i>Im in the VG+ group >>
Ditto---VG10
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<< <i>Genuine - Environmental Damage >>
Lordmarcovan---Did you find this coin while metal detecting?
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>Is the color in the picture accurate? >>
Fairly accurate, yes. The pictures were done on a flatbed scanner and not with a camera. The scanner doesn't do so well with a lot of coins, but on circulated silver like this it is pretty accurate.
<< <i>Lordmarcovan---Did you find this coin while metal detecting? >>
Huh. I wish. The nicest I've dug was a 1929 in VF. Never found a Type 1, though some nice ones have been found by my buddies. Like I said in the introductory text, I bought this downtown yesterday.
PS- show me the "environmental damage" on the coin in the OP. There's nothin' there but old circulation dirt/patina, as far as I can tell.