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It was raw. I think TCNC just put down what they thought. AU was a silly grade though. The coin had never seen any circulation. It just had markings from its creation, which obviously had some assistance.
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I agree WOW! What a set, beautiful.
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I have a sister coin to that error. I think there are about 8 known, most squirrelled away in long term collections. https://www.PCGS.com/cert/29316763 Both of ours are struck the same. Mike Diamond has one struck as a flip-over (1c reverse struck over 5c obverse). "Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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I have a sister coin to that error. Impressive!  |
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Picked up a roll of Canadian quarters -- 1928-66 -- for $170 US. Comes to around $5 over spot. I hear all these market analysts preaching that you should buy that which is despised -- I can think of no form of silver that is more despised around here than Canadian silver.
Couple weeks ago I picked up a '23 cent. I grade it as fine using Coins and Canada's analysis, but it has some green on the obverse. Tried to scan it, but the picture is not worth posting. Should I try to clean it?
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06/08/2021 7:43 pm
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Nice buy! I personally wouldn't clean it as it's a key date for the small cents and as long as there's good detail should sell respectively in my opinion.
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@arkie - try soaking it in extra virgin olive oil for a couple weeks, rinse in warm water, and dip in acetone. Repeat as needed.
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Picked up a roll of Canadian quarters -- 1928-66 -- for $170 US. Comes to around $5 over spot. Excellent! |
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From Heritage Auctions Marlborough Collection Sale of Canadian 25 cents. 1929 PCGS MS-65:   1933 PCGS MS-65:   1935 PCGS MS-65 (ex ICCS MS-65):   |
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Great coins EastVanRob! That was quite the collection of quarters for sale there.
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From Heritage Auctions Marlborough Collection Sale of Canadian 25 cents. Very nice coins! |
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1966 Canada. 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II 2nd portrait.   |
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From Heritage Auctions Marlborough Collection Sale of Canadian 25 cents. Fantastic selection!  Quote:
1966 Canada. 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II 2nd portrait. Very nice! |
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Came in today 1/2 cent Nova Scotia 1861. Really love the quality of this one   |
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