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Well, this also applies to a coinstar find just now... This is a 1939-D in a FR-2 grade Fantastic find!  |
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I couldn't believe this one I picked up today in a dealers junk silver box as an oopsie  ... In which I had a literal field day picking out some nice foreign silvers. This needs to go to PCGS promptly for a PO-01 grade, and I can barely make out a date of 1979-P    |
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Fantastic! As I mentioned in the other topic, I am sure she will rate lower than my AG03 Ike!  |
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Got an early dime today. Very satisfied. Purchased to fill out the " Basic Set of US Coin Design Without Gold (1792-Present)"  |
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Nice one. Going by the Obverse only as there is no Reverse photo, I think I might have graded that as a PO1
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Got an early dime today. Very satisfied. Fantastic! |
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no Reverse photo  I looked at the image of other coins of this type in the PR01 state. I do not know why my coin was not put 1, maybe it was not enough just a little bit ? |
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A 1799 George III halfpenny. You can still make out the date, but that's sort of immaterial, for as a one year type, there are probably many others in far worse condition on the scale going down to the lowest assigned grade. So this might actually certify as higher than a true lowball.   Colligo ergo sum
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The appeal of low-grade coins like this never ceases to amaze.
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Very nice! |
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Picked up another lowball one at a pawn shop which sells coins. This is a 1922-S Peace dollar that should grade FR-2 with a B1-reverse  .   |
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Excellent! |
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The appeal of low-grade coins like this never ceases to amaze.  |
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This couldn't have taken too much more wear before the date would've been unreadable.   Colligo ergo sum
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