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1880 S Morgan dollar PCGS MS63 Obverse has a nice reflective PL appearance. Reverse looks semi PL with a frosty bird.  |
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Thanks for the info Calzone
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Well the 1939 Proof just arrived. PCGS PR64RD It has a slight rotation and a Rim Fin at the bottom of the reverse. Overall a nice coin. I'm happy with this one.     |
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very nice Morgan. Thanks guys! |
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Quote: Well the 1939 Proof just arrived. PCGS PR64RD It has a slight rotation and a Rim Fin at the bottom of the reverse. Quote:1955 Franklin half dollar - Bugs Bunny Variety Nice adds! |
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@Humble 1. That frosty eagle is amazing! 2. 1955 Bugs Benny: OK. I need your help. I just don't get it, but want to understand. This coin just looks filthy to me. To my unable-to-appreciate-it eye, it looks like someone took an airbrush and splatted black paint (or maybe even muddy water) all over a nice shiny half dollar. But past experience in life has taught me that when I "just don't get it," that there can be something I do not see or know to look for and appreciate. Since you like this coin, I want to learn. What makes a dirty looking "airbrush splatted" (to me) coin so attractive? What is my eye missing? Thanks! Quote:Well the 1939 Proof just arrived. PCGS PR64RD It has a slight rotation and a Rim Fin at the bottom of the reverse. Overall a nice coin. I'm happy with this one. How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2 |
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Since you like this coin, I want to learn. What makes a dirty looking "airbrush splatted" (to me) coin so attractive? What is my eye missing?
Thanks! The obverse toning I could have lived without, the reverse toning to me looks amazing. The coin has great luster, nice bell lines, and a bugs variety. $18 price, I could not pass it up. Edited by HumblePie
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18.00 - Very nice price!
I can see how the contrast on the REV makes the Bell stand out more and is appealing (no pun) in its own way.
But I admit, I still would have that constant urge to "wipe the dirt off:" Which I would never do!
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Nice additions, everyone!
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My final coin from Kazakhstan commemorates Abai Kunanbaev (1845-1904) who was a Kazakh poet, composer and philosopher.  |
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My final coin from Kazakhstan commemorates Abai Kunanbaev (1845-1904) who was a Kazakh poet, composer and philosopher. Outstanding! |
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