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Glad you like it! Now that I have the PR63 example, however, I'm giving serious thought to bringing the PR62 to next year's big coin show and see if I can trade it in to help pay for another coin. I still have my eye on getting a proof Seated Liberty dollar, for example. |
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Love them.  |
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This one. It never leaves my side.   |
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In the modern era my favorite hands down...   |
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The 1860-O. Nice. |
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United States
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This one has to be my favorite as I inherited it from my grandfather. He had an amazing coin collection, mostly consisting of classic US gold. Wish I got to be old enough before he passed, so we could talk and show each other our coins.  |
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Those are lovely. |
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Flowing Hair and Draped Bust dollars are really beautiful and historical icons. The Founding Fathers may have touched these coins.
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This is a very attractive coin, I'm thinking about selling it because I need the 78CC GSA coin to help complete my CC GSA set. It books between 1750-2000 in this grade. This coin has some nice toning that is starting to appear.   |
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