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JBuck! You should show us what you have! I would be very interested! You mean the three empty holes where Half Cents should be?  I am sure you meant coins in general, but I could not resist having a little fun "staying on topic" with this one.  |
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It is what I do. Helps me cope with the empty holes in the incomplete albums! |
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United States
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Speaking of "holes," I was just now working on pics of this 1835 P Classic Head Half Cent when I saw Moe's Half Cents. Now I feel bad about this crappy "holed" coin.   |
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TonysPic, I still love it even with holes.
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Moe145, I always look forward to seeing your collection. This time it's a wowwwww.
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United States
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Nice half centers Moe, I bought my first two while I was in high school for a quarter apiece. An 1825 & 1833.
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ManilagalleonTrade, you are obviously a very nice person to speak so highly of me! Thank you!   I do enjoy the half and large cents (I think you can tell....) And Manilagalleontrade, you have inspired me! Here's more Half Cent pictures. This is the 1828 Half Cent, (both the 12 star variety and the 13 star one). Enjoy, my brother (and everyone else too!)     |
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United States
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I think you have this in the wrong forum. The "for sale" area is over that way ------->.   |
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United States
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There are 1852 dated halfcenters, but there are only an estimated 50 proofs. They are ususally considered restrikes made sometime after 1852.
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CoinHunter53562, it is nice for you to offer, but respectfully, I must decline...
(I worked too hard finding these ones! And I like 'em!)
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CoinHunter53562, it is nice for you to offer, but respectfully, I must decline... Sigh...oh well I tried. Say, have you done any business with Tom Reynolds of Omaha, Nebraska? He does some of the bigger shows around the midwest and his specialty is early American coppers. He has lots of Half Cents, large cents, even colonials. His inventory is absolutely amazing. http://www.earlycoppers.com/ |
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I think you have this in the wrong forum. The "for sale" area is over that way ------->. Actually, the "Giveaway" forum is over here... Quote:
(I worked too hard finding these ones! And I like 'em!) An honourable position!  |
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Nice coins all. Clembo like old copper! I don't actively collect the Half Cent but still have about 8-10 starting with a 1797. It was my first pre-1800 U.S. coin actually. My scanner is on the fritz or I'd share a few. |
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