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I love that lowball, Domain. I assume this came from a bag?
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I love that lowball, Domain. I assume this came from a bag? Yes, a bag. Back in the days that I could get 'em. Not too sure, but if it will-would-might-could TPG, @ PO-01 would be one of a kind in the PCGS Registry. Any thoughts on this point from CCFers, please weigh in. |
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By all means, please send this in. It could get a PO01 grade. Could you take straight shots of the obverse and reverse? We could then compare it to photograde. That might give us a better idea if it would attain the PO01 title.
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Darth   Edited by Domain555
03/25/2015 09:36 am
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By George, Domain. I really think it would get a PO01. That is so cool. Are there any dealers you could take it to for them to send off to PCGS? Do you have any more like this? Hint. Hint.
EDIT: I just compared your coin using the PCGS Photograde app, and it matches more closely to a Fair grade, but you never know.
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03/25/2015 6:45 pm
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By George, Domain. I really think it would get a PO01. That is so cool. Are there any dealers you could take it to for them to send off to PCGS? Do you have any more like this? Hint. Hint.
EDIT: I just compared your coin using the PCGS Photograde app, and it matches more closely to a Fair grade, but you never know. Do not know any dealer that might help. But who knows if I try. Have two LOW BALL Bicentennial IKEs 1976 (D) Type two ~`~`~` RAW, subject to TPGer 1976 (P) Type two ~`~`~` RAW subject to TPGer Right now, I will be slow to get PICs up for CCF ~`~`~`~` ---- 'cause of "stuff" |
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Darth..I sold you that IKE last year I believe..it was a true "pocket coin"..
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A lowball Ike? I think that was someone else. I don't remember buying a lowball Ike, but it wouldn't be the first time I forgot a purchase.
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I got this little gem in the mail yesterday. It's my first MS66 Cu-Ni Eisenhower dollar. That it's from the Big Sky Hoard makes it even better!  |
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Question guys: I found two 1973 brown box Ike's today at my local B&M. Massive Reverse doubling (not Machine Doubling), but no obverse doubling. They wanted $35 each. I know a lot of Ikes have common doubling...are these common or was I an idiot for not buying them. |
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Irish24ice...if the doubling is in the usual locations(olive leaf tips, FG initials, LLAR of DOLLAR, and many stars, MDD..series doubling no premium..check the Ikegroup.info DIVA drop down for 73 S Silver to see pics of Die Variety DDR, if shown. If substantial doubling EPU, or, in locations different than series doubling, could be a FS 101. Cal |
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Quote: I got this little gem in the mail yesterday. It's my first MS66 Cu-Ni Eisenhower dollar. That it's from the Big Sky Hoard makes it even better! Very, very nice!  |
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I got these 2 out of the "secret" reject slot inside the coin counter today.  |
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