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Great Coins, love the photos, keep posting!
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Won these through an online auction a few days ago.  1863 Civil War Token - Not One Cent  1888 Morgan dollar |
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I bought a few things on ebay recently, but this coin I was the most excited about. This is my first Trade dollar and it looks great in my 1800's Type set.  |
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my 1st slabs!  figured I would get as close to 70 as possible   hey I scanned my slabs and they came out blurry (these are pics from the website) any tips? Retired USAF 1983-2003
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12/01/2011 5:19 pm
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Some Great Coins Posted so Far!
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That's a great looking Trade dollar!  Here's my latest purchase - arrived today.   Member ANA and EAC "You got to lose to know how to win". Dream On by Aerosmith |
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awesome penny cipster
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Stone51462, your Trade dollar has what appears to be a seam between the denticles and the edge on the obverse and reverse and genuine Trade dollars typically don't have those types of raised lines. I would definitely have it looked at by at least local dealers or if you can provide clear close up pictures here someone should be able to confirm the legitimacy of your coin. The Trade dollars is the most counterfeited series if U. S. coinage and buying an unslabbed one is always a risk. My recent purchases, an 1877 Indian cent good condition, cleaned; 1914-S Lincoln Cent XF; 1856 and 1858 Type II 3 cent silvers both XF; 1893 Columbian Expo half, MS-63; 1885-S Morgan dollar, VG and an 1894-O Morgan dollar, G. The 1856 3 cent silver is going into my 7070 album, the rest are for resale and will be posted in the appropriate section of this forum later.   Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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Retired USAF 1983-2003
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12/03/2011 5:42 pm
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This is my first coin purchase in over a year. I'm thinking I might start working on my AG Barber Half set. Numismedia FMV value for a G4 is $115. I picked this AG one up for $10.50 shipped.   Edited by SpringCypress
12/03/2011 8:08 pm
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Nice coin coinstar! Great pickup springcypress considering AR too.
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Dave if you see an 1849-57 half I still need that one.
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Keeping my eye out ;)
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