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As promised earlier, finally home from work and can post. She's not the prettiest girl at the dance, but she's all mine.   |
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Nice gormang! She fits right in! :-D
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Bedrock of the Community
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  This TY 1 1917 S looks a bit nicer without the green on it that shows in these images. It did disappear using our Verdi-Care soak. Still it retains a rather dark toning but the detail I see is perhaps leaving a net grade coin VF20-VF25 range. |
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Great 1917! Very attractive toning!
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I love 1917 Type 1 SLQs! IMO the design is much more attractive than the Type 2, and obviously with the 1917 it's a bit easier to afford uncirculated ones than a 1916... 1917 Type 1, MS-64:   MS-65 FH:   |
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Edited by johnny54321
03/25/2011 02:23 am
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Pillar of the Community
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Here is mine from a roll of silver   |
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Edited by hybes
03/25/2011 07:54 am
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Wheezydog I like it even with the green Wow those are some beautiful specimens mshev. And as always Johnny's collection just amazes me. Maineman great find from a roll. I love the contrast of that toning       |
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Not the best photos, but it is what I have from my quick 7070 photo shoot...  I wish I had time to do the reverse, but as I said earlier, removing and replacing the rear slides on my 7070 proved to be challenging. |
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Edited by Moe145
03/25/2011 10:48 am
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Some of those are beautiful. I have never seen one except fo rthe mangled ones I have.
I never knew what they really looked like. I am going to get one of those someday.
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I agree with monkeyman67: the 1929 in my type set might be Good-Fair, but after seeing these great coins I have put a BU or AU Standing Liberty quarter on my wish list. |
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There are some real beauties in this thread already! Here's my one example:   |
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I'm pretty sure it was decided that this was a 1917 t1 back when I found it in a junk silver box:  |
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