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Prethen Pillar of the Community United States 3234 Posts	Posted 11/12/2013 5:23 pm I believe these pictures light up the coins a bit better. In hand the 1915-S (NGC MS64) has killer eye appeal with great luster and deep orangy-gold color. The 1926 (PCGS MS64) has the average luster you'd expect on a Saint and I think is very decent for the grade. Report this Post to the Staff
croatian New Member Croatia (Locally: Hrvatska) 1 Posts	Posted 11/12/2013 9:30 pm Hi guys.. I have 1867 Liberty Head Double..can anyone inform me about it's value? In Croatia numismatics is really undeveloped, and I', pretty new in this..so any information would be really helpful.. thank you! :) Report this Post to the Staff
usc96 Valued Member United States 291 Posts	Posted 11/13/2013 11:59 am Wow! Those new pictures are great. While I'll admit to enjoying the first time I saw the new $100 bill last month, I can only imagine how great it would have been 100 years ago to go to the bank to pick up the newly minted and issued gold coinage of the day. It's a shame that the govt decided that the need for inflation outweighed the sound money of the day. One of my first jobs after college was to search property records in a historic town. It was really interesting to see how stable the house prices were until the country went off the gold standard and mortgages became the standard. I would see old historic mansions selling for $20k in 1820, then $20k in 1840, then $20k in 1880, then $20k in 1915, then $60k in 1970, then 800k in 1990, then $5M in 2007. Seems we have lost our way. Report this Post to the Staff
BH1964 Bedrock of the Community United States 10982 Posts	Posted 11/13/2013 3:19 pm First, I'd like to compliment Bruce on the much improved photos. Both coins look like solid 64s in the new images. Secondly, to our new member from Croatia. Quote: Hi guys.. I have 1867 Liberty Head Double..can anyone inform me about it's value? In Croatia numismatics is really undeveloped, and I', pretty new in this..so any information would be really helpful.. thank you! :) You should start a new thread for your question. All I can say without pictures is 1867 is a relatively common date that's always going to be worth it's weight in gold. ANA #R3154474 Report this Post to the Staff
Prethen Pillar of the Community United States 3234 Posts	Posted 11/13/2013 7:42 pm Thanks Brian. I went nuts trying over and over again to try getting better pictures with different lighting. Report this Post to the Staff
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