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Slabbed as MS-61, probably received a sticker. 1799 $5 Half Eagles are a very interesting year. Yours is BD-6; R-5, 40 - 50 known. (View Post)

For Gem Type coins; SG $20 MS65: 1924, 1928, 1927 Indian $10 MS65: 1932, 1926, 1910-D Indian $5 MS64: 1909-D, 1912, 1915 (View Post)

Very nice Pickwickjr You have a BD-5 variety, 5th of the 8 Small Star varieties issued. Dannreuther lists it as an R-6 (22 - 30 known), about 5th scarcest of the 10 varieties from 1799. (View Post)

Breen says Classic $2.5 "Composition, 1834-36, gold 232/258 = 899.225 Fine, remainder copper with traces of silver; 1837-39, gold 90% (900 Fine), silver not over 5%, rest copper." (View Post)

Too many steps, upgrades, and focus changes to efficiently get to your destination. Quality over quantity, get to gold as quickly as possible, the allure of the yellow metal is widespread. (View Post)