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HOLY SMOKES! A 1901-S in that condition in a junk lot? Wow. That is a great price to have gotten on the lot considering the 01-S alone is worth at least double or triple that amount. Agreed. As long as that coin is genuine(quite likely since all the keys found so far from him have been), that buyer made out really well. You really just never know what might turn up in his lots. Next up, 1856 flying eagle!  |
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Well, I was the proud owner for 1 whole day. This coin got snatched up on ebay like nobody's business...lol. |
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Pillar of the Community
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What did you get for it if you don't mind my asking?
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Edited by johnny54321
08/28/2010 1:58 pm
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Wow, Johhny that was a nice G-4 !
It looks better than my VG-8 thats graded by ANACS.
I hope I don't take a beating when and if I decide to sell it ! :(
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You should post some picture of it Vanbro. Yeah, that was a killer G-4, and I just barely missed it. The seller told me he would put it on layaway for me, but I didnt take him up on it. I have no one to blame but myself for not jumping on it, but at the same time 3 grand is a lot of money..lol.
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Pillar of the Community
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Congrats Johnny! I foresee a lot more competition for these lots due to your success. {:D]
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Hi Johnny ,
Sorry , but I do not own a camera. The "IN GOD WE TRUST" was not as clear and distinct on my coin as on the PCGS G-4 you posted, But my coin does have a full date , but worn across the top. I am not sure what parts of the coin the graders look at, but I believe the date or lack thereof is an important consideration on the 1916 SLQ.
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Side question, from a coin in the auction posted earlier, this one. Thanks! Here is the craziest lot I've seen yet from this seller: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...i=1&_rdc=1No, I didn't win it nor did I bid, but that is quite a rare prize for a junk lot. the 1909 (I think) 3rd row down, second coin from the left. It has a clean stripe through the middle. I have seen this pattern on plenty other coins. Is there recognized reason for this? Sorry for change of topic. trying to learn where I can. |
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when I first looked at the 18s on page three, it looked like an 8/7.
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Posted 08/26/2010 8:31 pm
I think someoned did really well with that PCGS G-4 for $2650, it's the strongest G-4 I've ever seen.
