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1878-s Morgan.

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Interesting how photography can alter the appearance of a coin :)
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Angle/lighting can sometimes make a coin look completely different.
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 Posted 08/15/2016  11:53 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Potsdam to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I just got this nice Prussian 8 Gute Groschen from 1753.



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Here is what I got as a gift today from an elderly collector I regularly visit to talk about certain coins of ours and all sorts of other things.

1/12 Thaler 1764 A - Frederick the Great

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That is a very nice gift and has that additional sentimental value.
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Nice coin. Nicer friend.
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Trying to fill some empty holes. 1979S SBA T2.

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Traded $12 for 8 bucks ....so guess they only actually cost $4, and probably all they're worth. A little acetone might brighten them a bit.

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Thanks, J Bucks fur shure.
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Picked up a couple early Japanese silvers:

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Left, 1870 50 sen, large dragon variety (One of the first machine struck coins from Japan)

Right, 1871 50 sen, small dragon variety (A small experiment to resolve the horrid striking problems they were facing with their newfangled machines)

Paid just over $70 for both.
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