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Say it's a 1999 and then it's a Wide AM to boot |
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If you decide to slab, ANACS would slab it for not too much.
-CH27
Collector of U.S. Coins, Varieties, and Colonial Coinage
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Nice find John. You have been running across some good ones lately.
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Thanks everyone,keep the comments coming. John1  |
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Awesome coin. I recently found a stuck through cloth Lincoln too. Very exciting find. Congrats!
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Cool,lets see yours. John1 |
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John I'll have to get pics of it. I wanted to post a separate thread with this coin because I need advice. I'll try to post it later today. I have such a hard time posting pics to this site.
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It can be a challenge,but keep at it. It is best if you do start your own thread. John1 |
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Quote:What a stellar find! Totally worth a trip to a TPG in my opinion, [sarcasm]Oh yes, you should definitely give all or at least most of the premium profit from your find to the TPG. [/sarcasm] |
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Absolutely a stunner and a RARE one. one of the best CRH finds I've seen in a long time!
If it were mine I would not start the bid below $55.00
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John I started another thread on this coin. I guess I sized the photos properly so I decided it was so easy I'd add it to yours.   |
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Nice coin. You should try and get that green stuff off of it. John1 |
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Quote:sarcasm]Oh yes, you should definitely give all or at least most of the premium profit from your find to the TPG. [/sarcasm] @Conder101 I was talking about ANACS! I wouldn't say you should waste 60-100 dollars to slab a $50 coin! That would not be the best decision to make value-wise. ANACS costs like $10 per coin in a large submission, which to me is a pretty good price to have it slabbed. It's more the error for me, not the value. Edited by QuarterHoarder72
01/21/2020 8:19 pm
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John1, great coin! I have never seen one like this before!  To those guessing the year, weighing in at 3.1 makes it a copper coin, thus 1982 or before. Again, John1, nice find! |
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ANACS costs like $10 per coin in a large submission, Key word is LARGE. If you send it by itself or with just a few coins the TPG charge plus the prorated shipping /insurance charges both ways will still bring it up to $30 or so. It needs to be a large submission to bring the shipping/insurance cost per coin down to a reasonable figure. |
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