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... and even I can't resist posting a Morgan today! This 1904-O looks lovely 'in hand', but the photos don't do it justice: 
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Another 1904 US $20.00:  
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Looks like it is going to be another crazy good day .. Lots of gold and Morgans ...  Those toned Morgan's do look great.
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Looks like this years double eagle is common 1904 $20.00 gold  
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I am loving the variety. 
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1904 Liberty head (Barber) half dollar  
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1903 French nickel 25 centimes:  This coin was designed by Henri-Auguste Patey, who was the Chief Engraver of the Paris Mint. His privy mark - a flaming torch - can be seen to the right of the date. This was the first 25c coin issued since 1848, when it had been a small silver coin, and was destined to be a one-year type: coins of 1904-5 had a similar obverse but were struck on a polygonal flan with a redesigned reverse.
Edited by NumisRob 05/12/2015 03:54 am
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1903 proof Barber Half  
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