I got all these in the same few days that I got the 1826 half I posted a while ago in this thread, it was an expensive week coin buying for me.. Sold my jet boat so I had wads of extra cash

. Just haven't had much time to set up and use my new USB cam, so I haven gotten great pics off all of them yet.. But I'll post them all in there own topic soon.. Here's an overview for now, Like I said I'll post each individually soon as I get a chance.
I also finished off my first P,D,S Kennedy Dansco (1964-89) in all Gem & dCam and have through 1996 complete as well as some newer ones.. Just lacking the album.. Lol. Just haven't gotten around to taking pics of those yet.
(Sorry for the bad pics.. Most of these are with my phone so the color and detail is a bit off, and the ones that were taken with the USB cam I then took a photo of the computer screen with my phone, lol, only use my phone for home Internet so I couldn't upload them directly from the computer. I'll try to go to my mothers house tomorrow and use her Internet. I Will be posting better ones of each coin in there own topics soon)
1911 $5 Indian (my first gold coin



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1843 seated liberty dollar- (I'm having a very hard time getting good shots of this one.. The pics do it no justice, I almost didn't even post it.. It looks high VF in the photos, but in hand is easily a solid EF-40)




1853/4 seated quarter- (the colors a bit off on these photos.. It most looks like the third and 4th down.. Not shiny, cleaned looking fields like the others, the actual color in the fields is almost exact to the color around the devises.. Again, still trying to figure out the USB cam lighting..

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1880-S PCGS slabbed Morgan-


1887 PCGS w/ CAC MS-64 Morgan (although it looks like a straight up 65 compared to my other slabbed 64&5's... I think this one is undergraded, that motivated me to buy it

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1888 ANACS (old white slab)

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1884-O Gem Morgan (raw) with amazing lime green rim toning.. I can't get a good photo of the color..




1881-S Gem Morgan (raw) this is a beautiful Morgan, I'm glad I found her. Very very very very few marks of any kind on this one, definitely cherry picked this one raw for a great price.





So between these, the 1826 Bust half, the Kennedy's as well as a bunch of bullion, and a few other coins I had an EXCELLENT week!!



Here's the 1826 half again too... I already posted I here, but being that were all bought together I thought it'd look good with the rest! Lol.

