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Happy to see the progress! I look forward to the results!
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 Awesome list and best of luck  |
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GRADES ARE IN 1857 1c FE S-10 RPD - GOOD 6 1858 1c LG LETTERS DDO FS-101 S-2 - VF 20 1975 1c CU-1C-1975-11 - MS 64 RB 1983 1c DDR-001 FS-801 - AU 55 1994 1c ROTATED DIES - AU 58 1995 1c DDO-001 FS-101 - MS 66 RED 1918 5c DDR-001 FS-801 - F 15 1920-D 5c - GOOD 4 1914-D 10c RCD-10C-1914D-01R - F 12 SCRATCHED 1953-D/S 25c FS-601 - MS 64 1971-D 25c DDR-001 FS-801 - EF 45 The 1995 and 1971-D got higher than I expected. The 1953-D/S got lower. Overall pretty happy with these though! Still have to wait until I get them back to see if they put First Discovery on the two slabs, so will still keep you guys posted. Edited by Tanman2001
11/25/2019 2:17 pm
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You did very well! I look forward to the pictures!
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Just realized the 1857 S-10 is FS-103. And I just looked at the CPG at the listing for FS-103, and sure enough it says that late die state examples have a reverse Cud, which is worth an additional premium. Wonder why no online sites mention there's a Cud linked to FS-103? Edited by Tanman2001
11/26/2019 08:05 am
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The coins are now marked as "completed". The 1920-D 5c has this comment: "Third feather is weak but present" I believe it's the same die as the 1920-D two feathers, but it must be too early of a die state. The Cuds I discovered will be labeled as "First Reported" according to the updated details. The 1857 Flying Eagle will also have CU-1c-1857-01R on the label. The 1994 rotated dies will also have "160 DEGREES CW" on the label. |
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Wait the grade for the 1918 5c says "08" now.  |
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Looks like some decent grades. Can't wait to see an image of the '95 DDO! |
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Nice update Tanman! Nice to have those discovery labels. I look forward to the slabbed images!
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Excellent visual overload!
Those images show how the ANACS slabs have the variety label visible without having to remove them from the box. It is really handy when trying to find something quickly.
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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Big congratz Tanner! All are great coins!
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Lovely box to get in the mail right before Christmas. Great coins and excellent grades.
This led me to check on my current ANACS submission. Sadly I always submit bizarre non-famous varieties and they have moved mine to "consultant". Fair enough, that usually happens, but adds a lot of time until I get them back so probably no Christmas box for me.
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Wowzers! That 95 Lincoln MS66 looks amazing (and this is coming from someone who typically doesn't like coppers)!
The other coins too....great batch of grades!
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