Yet Another Ebay Purchase...

The price I quoted for the 1840-O was numismedia, and I checked on heritage (it was a drapery variety), and corroded/cleaned XF went for over $400. So that's why I was saying that. The no drapery is not valuable, but it seems that the drapery is actually quite valuable.

Were you talking about sending back the Half Dime (its actually an 1832), or the 1838-O dime? If it's the 1832, yeah, I'd be surprised too, but it looked pretty good : (

I'll definitely post pictures of that when I get it.

Alright, here we go. A bit of a splurge, but hey, I haven't bought anything in months before this.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...WN:IT&ih=018

Might be a nice type set crackout, emailed the seller asking if there was a scratch on the coin, said no. We'll see.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...WN:IT&ih=010

Thought it was original (especially based on the reverse), but still bid low in case. Your thoughts?

I also won one or two coins worth in the $10-15 range, not worth posting here IMO.

I thought so with the 1853

I just hope the obverse doesn't look dull in person, or something.

You mean someone who buys stuff late at night? I suppose so.

Yeah, normally I'm a night owl already, but because of this surgery and all the stuff that came with it, my sleep has been weird. Getting back to normal though.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...250357997000

And another one...

Didn't think I would win it, obverse is a bit....dark, but I'd actually net grade it a little higher than G-6 because the back is so nice...

Need some help with a few of these...

The arrows rays quarter is very nice.

The rare dime is dark but relatively pretty.

The 1866-S no motto half looks brighter than it should be. It doesn't appear abrasively cleaned, probably dipped. Still worth the $150, or send it back?

The 1832 Half Dime is definitely PQ on the reverse, obverse I'm not entirely sure about. Might have been lightly wiped, but again, I'm not sure. Need some help deciding whether to keep it.

The 1890 dime looks pretty good overall, but I will post pics anyway.

They're coming tomorrow.

Here's the 1866S half. The 'hairlines' I'm pretty sure are sliding marks, because the coin does not appear abrasively cleaned upon close examination, but its definitely been dipped in SOMETHING.



Here's the 1832 1/2 dime. The obverse has some darker areas, the reverse is completely pristine. Grade? Send it back?



Here's the 1898-S dime. I'm rubbish at attributing varieties, but SOMETHING looks different about the date. Can anyone confirm that this is the breen 3513?



The 1890 dime is the last photo. Unfortunately it DOES have a small rim ding, but looks pretty original. I'd call it AU-55+ but would anyone care to give it a grade?