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. . Now just add an 1839 in the same shape for an easy bookend set :) (View Post)

> > They sure were. Found a December 8, 1989 Greysheet. The Sesquicentennial bid for MS-64 was $1,750 while 65 was $14,250. Lots of other commems at crazy prices also. Current bid prices are ar… (View Post)

. May look like a film from 1910. But this was some GIF experimenting with photos from the later days of my old Sony Mavica with the 3.5 disk around 2011. Not as smooth as some GIFs I tried as this w… (View Post)

Guess there is still money to be made cracking. Heritage April 2020 Central States auction at $150,000 as PCGS-65+. https://coins.ha.com/itm/seated-half-dollars/half-dollars/1839-50c-no-drapery-wb-10… (View Post)

. . The never-controversial blue copper. As I recall, It seemed original to me. Sold it raw, so don't know if anyone ever submitted it. Have noticed a number of 1916 Lincolns from all mints with… (View Post)