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I agree - that 1852 large cent is a gem!
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That large cent is something else. I've always thought about picking up a real high graded War Nickel. Nice ones |
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       plus these which I don't have pictures of yet 1905 Liberty V nickel AU50 1865 3-cent Nickel XF40 1868 2 cent copper G6 (picked up for cheap) Edited by kylecolb
09/12/2012 9:05 pm
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amazing large cent brg: you don't see too many in MS65, nor too many large cents posted in this thread.
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Edited by sirdizzy
09/12/2012 11:46 pm
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For my type set and a whitman folder for my little boy to start a type set for him.
Now that is a unique looking Indian head. I really like that! Nice toning |
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Yea I love that Indian Head cent, I couldn't pass on it at less than $20. I had wanted to get that coin in an AU probably (I am a big Indian head fan and I have a 1905 MS63 RB for my copper Indian) and will likely upgrade later but even when I upgrade I will keep that coin as I just love the color and toning on it. What grade do you think it is? |
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Here are some recent additions - minor upgrades. 1831   1833   1837   Member ANA and EAC "You got to lose to know how to win". Dream On by Aerosmith |
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that 1915 half looks like it was in a river-- nice stuff guys
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CIPSTER, nice large cents! know the N-numbers on any of them?
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This just came in from ebay yesterday. 1941 S/S RPM-001. A good candidate in MS for sure. I can't seem to get a good shot of the reverse, its blast white, so I have to adjust lighting to make it clear enough for the pictures to show, toning are not as strong on the obverse except for the wing area. This is certainly a roll pull, as toning are more in the edge area.    |
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know the N-numbers on any of them? My guess is that the 1831 is N7, the 1833 is N2, and the 1837 is N7 Member ANA and EAC "You got to lose to know how to win". Dream On by Aerosmith |
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