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Re: Photobucket public and private albums
Thanks, it is a 1936-D/D RPM FS-502 (FS-019.5) PCGS MS66 GrandAm -
Re: Anyone up for some Roosie Talk? - Thread #1
I need a 1982 no P Weak FS-502. I have the strong in 67FB already. -
Re: Is this the ultimate monster of Toned roosies?
I'm kinda partial to this one: 1946-S/S MS67FB DDR & RPM FS-502 -
Re: The 1950 d/d 502 Washington Quarter being sold at Heritage Tuesday. Update Lot has been taken off...
Well the Skyman coin looks like the right D/D. This is the example for the NGC FS-502 -
Re: What does a 1944-S/S Walker MM look like?
This is FS-501: In FS-502 the under-S is weak and is strongly shifted both left and down. -
Just in from the Mint 2006 MS San Fran
What do you Think. Picture 502.jpg,Picture 503.jpg -
Re: For Trade Dollar experts: are there any incredible rarities in the Trade Dollar series
I saw an 1875-S/CC FS-502 with chopmark at Baltimore. Wasn't for sale but was owned by a very happy collector. With only 5 graded non-chopmarked FS-502's, this one with a chopmark has to be incredibly rare. If it had been for sale I definitely would have bought it. -
Re: Saying Goodbye to PCI
1839-O Dime. FS-502, F-108 Huge O. PCI VF-20 Damaged Red Holder. PCGS XF Details Damaged. -
Re: New Cherrypickers varieties: When will PCGS add them to the Registry sets?
Well not sure when they are added to the registry set, but I know for Washington Quarters they are starting to show up in Coinfacts. If you go to the date of the coin in Coinfacts, they have a link for Related coins and varieties. They list the new variety there. Here is a link to the new 1940-D FS-502… -
Re: 1935 D Buffalo. Is this RPM FS 502? Or pmd?
I don't see it - the 502 is a straight vertical repunching while your example has some tilt to it.
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