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I like it! One of the few I need for my 7070 as well. I'll take it off your hands for, oh say, $100? I'll even pay for shipping!  |
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I like it! One of the few I need for my 7070 as well. I'll take it off your hands for, oh say, $100? I'll even pay for shipping! I'll do it, if I can trade my full date Bison set that I got from the pile at the LCS for your graded set! I'll even pay postage 
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Russian Federation
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An excellent addition to the collection. I am also the lucky owner of 1 cent 1803 Small Date, Large Fraction. Mine has a lower rating (FR02), but I am glad that my coin as well as yours does not have Details.
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Thanks @Slerk, its nice to have a nondetails coin from the 1800's! The draped bust and the classic head are the 2 that I had a hard time finding with honest wear. My Saved Searches on eBay produced over 50% with the details label. Corroded being the top reason for a details grade.
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So many of the Draped Bust Large Cents are corroded or have environmental issues that its tough to find one with out issues at a fair price Unfortunately the case. I originally bought mine as a VF-25 knowing it was better, had it regraded into an VF Details Holder for Enviro Damage, and now it's in an XF Details Holders for the same reason. Really can't figure out why to be honest, it looks great in hand.  Everyone who has seen it says it's at least XF-45 and some even as high as 53. Weird coin.
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Really nice 1803 Draped Bust. Great addition. Must feel good being able to see light at the end of the tunnel.
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Thanks "j", those last 3 are do$$ies but I can see the end. Maybe a few months but it's visible.
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I somehow moved from 66 to 59 without adding any new coins. Go Me!! Still haven't found the now 4 missing coins. NGC added one more coin. |
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I somehow moved from 66 to 59 without adding any new coins. Go Me!! Dropouts?  Does not matter... Congratulations!  Quote:Still haven't found the now 4 missing coins. NGC added one more coin. 
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Quote:Still haven't found the now 4 missing coins. NGC added one more coin. Which 4 coins are you missing?
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Which 4 coins are you missing? The following 1C CLASSIC HEAD (1808-1814) 25C AMERICAN WOMAN (2022-2025) S$1 SEATED LIBERTY, NO MOTTO (1840-1865) S$1 SEATED LIBERTY, WITH MOTTO (1866-1873)
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Fantastic!  |
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1C CLASSIC HEAD (1808-1814)
25C AMERICAN WOMAN (2022-2025)
S$1 SEATED LIBERTY, NO MOTTO (1840-1865)
S$1 SEATED LIBERTY, WITH MOTTO (1866-1873) What grade(s) are you looking for? How about this one for a Seated Liberty? https://coins.ha.com/itm/seated-dol...179-03142022I suggest visiting LCS, auction websites, and aggregators like collectorscorner. See what they have.
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03/01/2022 4:08 pm
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Posted 02/11/2022 3:52 pm
