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Pepactonious with ANOTHER Stunner! The 1888-S is just a bullion coin, worth spot + some percentage (usually less than 15%). All but one of the gold coins I'll be posting from now on are just bullion coins -- part of my gold stack. Apart from S-mint gold bullion, I do have about 4 silver coins (one CC, three S), and a gold dollar (S) coming up. |
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Before we leave the seateds, I found this 1858-S in a box. Can anyone explain the flaw in Liberty's right hand? I always thought it was damage, but I wonder if it's a strike flaw.   "Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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Did they use money in the old west? I thought it was just pouches of gold that they tossed on the table in exchange for a bottle of burbon or a new gun. And... those were the only things they sold.
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Cascade that 1881 S is still looking good. I am glad it found
a good home. Good example that coins can hold up in 2x2's.
That coin must have been there over 40 years.
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Thq not sure what's going on there. Something happen to Liberty's
hand/finger mmaybe just a hit .. or strike thru
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1887 G$1 Although that's a nice piece, I don't think it belongs in this thread. Pepactonius- Numismatic value or not, that '88-S double eagle is a good looking piece. |
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Numisma, you are right about the 1887 G$1. Sorry about that. Ham
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Ooopsy! A day late on this one... 1887-S Gold Eagle:   |
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So, I made some buys this weekend just for this thread. They will be towards the end of November.  |
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For the record ham, I intend to post a grubby 1916-D walker on the last day of this thread, so I see your 1887 gold dollar as a nice precedent. Even if it was made using Colorado gold, it's a coin of the old west via Philly.
And come to think of it Denver is in the old west too.
"Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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Quote: Jwhat!? ! Do not get too excited. There are no Morgan dollars in here.  |
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Jbuck ... not sure I will be able to sleep at night .. from wondering what you will post ....  I am sure what ever it is .... it will worth the wait ... |
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