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Many 1912 Barber coins even in AG are nice attractive collectible coins. Most Barber coins were reasonably well made coins from serviceable dies and that means most of what survives from AG to MS-70 … (View Post)

That should clean up real nice to a Gem reverse with FS. It might not get the designation because of the scratch at the bottom. I found about .12% FS and sold a couple for good money. This coin has p… (View Post)

These things could be a conditional rarity in MS-60 if a lot of people don't look for them. Eight or ten transactions and their luster is broken. Dependent on the factors (temporal, geographical… (View Post)

Have you looked at the bags of 40%? Only about one third of them can be considered "G or better". The coins all have at least a little wear and even the BU rolls that were dumped in over th… (View Post)

We'll see. My guess is two or three million people are going to start looking for these. This is a significant percentage of coin users but still low enough that coins can stay in circulation a … (View Post)