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How about this
its the largest find in NZ 66x large cents from 1876 -1920
for just $1.20 each Excellent!  Quote:
Now the checking begins Good luck!  |
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Canada
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Quote:How about this its the largest find in NZ 66x large cents from 1876 -1920 for just $1.20 each Now the checking begins   Good purchase .  .good luck! |
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1962 Canada. Dollar.   |
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United States
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Nice addition! |
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its the largest find in NZ 66x large cents from 1876 -1920
for just $1.20 each Nice find and that's outside of Canada, can't find that in Canada. |
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Great find fourmack, that will keep you busy for a while Don let us know what you find in that NZ hoard.
Happy hunting
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Wow! Excellent! Thanks everyone! Okay, now how about this? Bid and won for just less than $40.00 CAD in spring of 2018. This one is a keeper. 1 cent 1859 - DP N9 # 2    |
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Shoulder fold & short water line variety! Latest raw purchase   |
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Nice coin the_sifu, looks like a nice AU
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A young and old Victoria cent, and a pair of five cent pieces. Boy, those things are small  1859 One Cent:  EDIT: I took some time to try to attribute this to Haxby and I believe it's a PC59-362 if any experts want to confirm. 1896 One Cent:  1910 Five Cents:  1917 Five Cents  Really like the toning on this one  Edited by CoinBuffalo
11/18/2018 11:09 pm
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Nice selection, CoinBuffalo! |
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Real nice toning on those two silver coins CoinBuffalo
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CoinBuffalo, your 1859 is indeed a PC59-362.
It's a nice variety with some re-punching on the 9 and some very nice obverse die cracks. Yours is the scarcer of the two reverses paired with the Obverse 36.
A nice one to start your 1859 collection with.
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Some more, including another 1859. This one was hard because there was really no die cracks anywhere, and it's not in the greatest shape, but I think I figured it out. 1859 One Cent PC59-234. Not in the greatest shape  The die crack in the C in Canada is pretty faint and the repunched letters are filled with crud but I'm fairly confident, except for one thing. A picture of the reverse on vickycents shows a higher 9 than what I have, but from what I can tell the rest matches. I'm not sure what else it could be right now. EDIT: Maybe PC59-233 instead? That reverse has the lower 9 and the 1 repunch looks to match. Just no die cracks to help.  1920 Five Cents:  1932 One Cent, my first George V small cent:  Edited by CoinBuffalo
12/07/2018 12:45 am
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