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67+, thanks to the toning. (View Post)

As stated above, 270,232.722 silver dollars were melted under the Pittman Act in 1918. The act also stipulated that an equivalent number of new silver dollars would be struck. This process began with… (View Post)

It depends on what kind of mood the graders were in on that day. It could be an AU58 or MS62. I don't see any rub on the obverse, but there are a few feathers on the eagle's wing that could… (View Post)

Nice addition! I recently added a '35-S to my set. I've tried to find coins with decent luster and strikes in the MS63-65 range, which can sometimes have more eye appeal than some in loftie… (View Post)

My avatar, which I have posted before, but my photography skills have improved greatly. I purchased it in 1971 (when I was a mere child :) ) for the astounding sum of $95 at a time when most of my co… (View Post)