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Re: New 1796 Draped Bust Large Cent - S-109, very sharp obverse!
In my experience 1796 Draped Bust Cents are difficult to find in good condition. Here are some of the varieties currently in my collection: S-103, S-105, S-93, S-112. (View Post)6 -
Re: Neither Scarce nor in Particularly High Grade - Just a Nice, Old 1794 Cent
@ikenefic Thank you for sharing your S-62. That is a very pretty cent, with nice patina and detail. It is also quite scarce at R-4+. I know how difficult is is to obtain a straight grade for early ce… (View Post)2 -
Re: Coins that were only a pipe dream when you were a young collector
Ever since I started collecting American coins in Belgium back in the early '80's, there was one coin which really fascinated me: The 1793 Chain Cent. However, even though I was a young eng… (View Post)20 -
Neither Scarce nor in Particularly High Grade - Just a Nice, Old 1794 Cent
Sheldon 24, The "Apple Cheeks" variety. On this example you can get a glimpse of why she was called that. Have a go at grading her, if you wish. (View Post)22 -
1814 Capped Bust Dime - 'STATESOFAMERICA' Variety
The 1814 dime, 'StatesOfAmerica' variety is an interesting and relatively scarce die pairing for the year. As can be seen, the legend runs together, with no spacing between the words. The v… (View Post)13
