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27 April
Commemorative Half Dollar 1920 â€" 54
1915-S Panama Pacific
I realize that this one does not with the timeframe specified in the 7070, but I don't care.
1935-P Texas
1935-S San Diego
1936-P Oregon
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Excellent choices for Commemorative Halves. All four are works of art in my opinion.  |
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Wow. I particularly like that you included errors and varieties. What's the grade on that Ike?
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It was hard to choose the Morgan dollar for the Dollar Type, but additions can always be made afterwards, especially since I have a couple that are at PCGS getting TrueViewed. Edited by oih82w8
04/28/2014 04:41 am
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Really enjoy seeing again your 1849 dollar. Stellar eye appeal.
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Oh my Lord that 1849 Seated dollar is incredible. What was the grade ? Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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The Ike is an MS68.  |
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The 1849 dollar received an AU Details - Questionable Color.
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29 April
Bicentennial Coinage
(not my best images)
Quarter
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30 April
Modern Coinage
50 State Commemorative Quarter » 1999 â€" 2008
2002-S Mississippi
Commemorative Dollar » 1983 â€" Current
1999 Dolley Madison
American Silver Eagle » 1986 â€" Current
2008 Eagle, Reverse of 2007
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Edited by oih82w8
05/01/2014 09:28 am
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I see nothing questionable about that color. Still an exceptional Seated that almost looks prooflike.
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I see nothing questionable about that color. Still an exceptional Seated that almost looks prooflike. From what I recall from Stacks Bowers, this coin (1849 Seated Liberty dollar) and many others were consigned for auction, raw, housed in their envelopes, which have been stored for numerous years and sent to PCGS for certification and grading and this one (and a few others) came back with "Questionable Color", but were auctioned off anyway. Edited by oih82w8
05/02/2014 07:05 am
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