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Bedrock of the Community
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 I'm baffled why people bid on such an obviously damaged coin. |
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with all the "error" coins on ebay I am tempted to list one of mine,the obverse in stamped on the reverse side of the coin and the reverse is stamped on the obverse side! Its a 1998 LMC, wonder how much I could get for it. |
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Yeah,  Just watchin' the show! |
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Pillar of the Community
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I guess the error was the seller listed it as an error. |
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I think the error is that he didn't go quite far enough with the sandpaper!  |
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He also hammered the edge just enough to roll it over on one side. An amazing error that would look great in an SGS slab ;-)
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An amazing error that would look great in an SGS slab ;-)
Do you have any idea how rare that would be?! An SGS slab graded MS-69?!?!  Heck, that might even make MS-68! And with SGS slabs, grades under MS-70 are hotly sought after by collectors due to their extreme rarity!  This is my SGS "MS-63" 1894-S Morgan, one of only three known MS-63 slabs from SGS, with zero population in lower grades.  I'm joking...but have you ever seen an MS-63 SGS slab?Edited by DNA
10/11/2009 7:43 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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More than likely a clothes Dryer Coin, the rolled edges are an obvious sign. |
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This is my SGS "MS-63" 1894-S Morgan, one of only three known MS-63
slabs from SGS, with zero population in lower grades Looks definitely undergraded according to SGS standards swcoin.ecrater.com
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Bedrock of the Community
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Uncommon_cents4u or uncommon sense for you?
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Looks definitely undergraded according to SGS standards
Yeah, I know, it was slabbed SGS MS-65 at first, but I cracked it out and resubmitted it until I lucked out and got a lower grade!  |
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Seller says it would make a great gift, hopefully it isn't a gift to another coin collector from an unknowledgeable person.  |
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Seller says it would make a great gift I saw that too...and hoped nobody wasted $17 on good intentions. |
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$17.86
This guy is laughing all the way to the bank!
What a shame. Someone bought a worthless piece of junk.
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