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Mintage 34,000
Note: This coin was graded MS61 Numistrust and upgraded to PCGS MS62!!!!
One of my greatest upgrades ever!!!
Lance.
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U.S. Nickels Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
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Interesting. That 1932 MS66 was mine...I bought it in auction and no one recognized it as the Norweb specimen! Great coin, however I do think the face has been doctored.
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Interesting. That 1932 MS66 was mine...I bought it in auction and no one recognized it as the Norweb specimen! Great coin, however I do think the face has been doctored.
What was your first clue??????
MS65. Regrade should be posting soon!
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Interesting. That 1932 MS66 was mine...I bought it in auction and no one recognized it as the Norweb specimen! Great coin, however I do think the face has been doctored.
What was your first clue??????
There wasn't any clue. Any time I saw a really high condition rarity I would look at the various big sales to see if there were any identifying features. I saw them clearly on this coin. I do believe this is about the finest 1932 there is, the only equal being the Duckor coin graded MS66+.
I found three pedigrees the same way. My 1929 65+ was the Browining coin, my 1927-S 66 the Conn. Library coin and the 25-S 65(+)was the Crawford coin that was very likely Norweb as well.
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Interesting. That 1932 MS66 was mine...I bought it in auction and no one recognized it as the Norweb specimen! Great coin, however I do think the face has been doctored.
What was your first clue??????
There wasn't any clue. Any time I saw a really high condition rarity I would look at the various big sales to see if there were any identifying features. I saw them clearly on this coin. I do believe this is about the finest 1932 there is, the only equal being the Duckor coin graded MS66+.
I found three pedigrees the same way. My 1929 65+ was the Browining coin, my 1927-S 66 the Conn. Library coin and the 25-S 65(+)was the Crawford coin that was very likely Norweb as well. >>
I was referring to the face!
Welcome back!
TD
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+1 for camaraderie
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Great memory! That was the BRONZE specimen High Relief made by the mint that I once owned. The put them all through rollers after they made them. Cool memories.
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<< <i>This is my 'box of 20' type coin, which I like due to it's overall appearance and the old style NGC slab. I know I need to step up to a MS66, but didn't find the right piece @ Summer FUN so will probably have to wait until Winter FUN 2012. >>
Greg--I like your ’14-S. I hear there will be some nice Saints offered at Winter FUN 2012