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My latest 2...  This one is a VAM 1J and I'm awaiting it's delivery.  This one is in hand and she's PCGS Graded MS65. Wonderful toning on this Buffalo.. |
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Two beauties.  |
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Posted this in the grading section as You vs ICG... 1880 S ICG __-__ __ Bought this for $70 from our fellow member TypeCoin971793. Can't wait to have it in hand!     |
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Nice Morgan! |
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1880 S ICG __-__ __
Bought this for $70 from our fellow member TypeCoin971793. Can't wait to have it in hand!
That is a very nice looking Silver Dollar at a good price. |
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Ah, yes, the grade was MS-63 PL
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1787 Fugio - 4 cinquefoil, STATES UNITED, pointed rays
Newman 14-O.
NGC VF-20 full grade  1865 Indian Head cent, Choice AU (58ish), die sink reverse.   The "Supertoner" - The (in)famous massively toned 1953-S Washington quarter, PCGS MS-67, pop 8/3, once a topic of much discussion, equal parts admiration and derision. Two camps here: you love it or you think it's the ugliest thing to ever get slabbed. Underneath all that gold, red, and copper brown toning, though, is a true beauty of a coin, provided you can look at it for that long.   1923 Standing Liberty quarter NGC MS-66   "Long Junk Silver" 1932-D Washington 25C, FR/AG. Keep searching those junk silver piles, folks!   Enjoy! - A 
Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Nice run paralyse and great coins everyone. |
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This is my favorite thread to watch, more so than to post in, because posting here indicates my wallet just got thinner, but some absolutely gorgeous coins get posted here! That PL Morgan is a STUNNER, and I don't mean that in the ebay sense of the word. Also, nothing quite beats that feeling when you buy a lot of junk coins and find a "diamond" in there, even if it's a really ugly, miscut, damaged diamond :P Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis Edited by paralyse
08/12/2015 10:38 pm
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Nice set of purchases, paralyse. |
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Draped bust coins are my favorite coin design. This is my first Draped Bust quarter. I was very happy to see a coin with this much detail in my price range and I had to get it.    |
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Looks like a nice coin |
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Quote: Draped bust coins are my favorite coin design. This is my first Draped Bust quarter. I was very happy to see a coin with this much detail in my price range and I had to get it. Very nice! |
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Got my first ever Shield nickel in the mail today from ebay (1867 No Rays), won the auction for $1.50 with free shipping. Also got a 1907 IHC for $0.75 free shipping from ebay that arrived today. No pic of IHC as it was nothing special to me, just another for my collection. Here's the 1867 Shield nickel, been cleaned but for only $1.50 I didn't mind, was only looking for a new coin for my collection since I never owned a shield before.   Edited by BrianCoin
08/13/2015 6:41 pm
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