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that is a sweet 1877 Indian
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Thank Jerry. That 1893-S is a bold first coin to buy.
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yes it was. we shall see if it was a good or bad decision someday/
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Here is one  |
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All 3 1943 cents in MS-66; very nice!
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This is probably my favorite, partly because I find it to be a handsome example of a classic, but mainly because it belonged to my mom and to her mom before her. I can't imagine selling it.  |
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Here's the first coin I ever bought and still my best Morgan. Look what I paid for this in the early 90s. Hard to see but I think this one would grade MS-65, but oh so common. Rick  Edited by shootnstarz
08/18/2013 11:15 am
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My newest favorite...  Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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I love this one. I need to take some better photos now that I have a better setup.   I've seen 4 or 5 with the same die break on the reverse, but this one is so sharp on the 2 that it has a raised rim all the way around the number as do most of the letters in UNINTED STATES. The D in UNINTED has the missing top serif is seen on lots of 2 Cent pieces. The WE is always the first thing to go, but IN GOD and TRUST looks to have been filled with grease as was the weak last A in AMERICA. You can't see it in these photos, but the coin has lots of die cracks around the ribbon knot on the reverse. It's a great coin to study. Ben ANA ID: 3203813 - CONECA ID: N-5637 Clean a coin that may be worth collecting? Please DON'T! When in doubt, leave it dirty!! 
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08/19/2013 03:47 am
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Hard to narrow it down to one favorite so I'll do 2: The Nazi-occupied Serbia 500 Dinara from 1942 (this is the favorite of a lot I was given by my grandparents who were living in the occupied territory)  and the Russian 1 Chervontz from 1926 (rarest one I have)  |
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How rare is a 1926 Russian 1 Chervontz?
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Mine is my avatar, 1879-S NGC MS64PL. Nothing prettier than a toned Morgan with frosty devices!   |
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