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1976 Eisenhower dollar Variety 2  Notice the rotation on the reverse. A happy bonus for me.  Not too different from my lowball from nickelsearcher... |
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Nice Ike dollars jbuck! I like them. Out of curiosity, what happened to your 3rd Ike to get that AG3 grade? Errers and Varietys.
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Quote:Nice Ike dollars jbuck! I like them. Thank you! The MS-65 1976 has a nice tone to it, but the photo does not really capture it. Also, the marks below the L in LIBERTY look less severe in hand. Quote:
Out of curiosity, what happened to your 3rd Ike to get that AG3 grade? I cannot be certain. That was a lowball Ike that nickelsearcher gave me. Probably used as a pocket piece or spent a long time in the casino. |
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You're very welcome! That's pretty cool that nickelsearcher gave you that Ike dollar. I'm going to say that it was at one time, a pocket piece. Errers and Varietys.
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Yup. The story I am going with.  Funny thing is he was not aware I had started a graded Ike set and that the surprise was even more meaningful. |
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What am I going to do with these that I got for a song? I'll post when I get some candidates. Think they might be 1973 and 1976. Do you concur jbuck?  |
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Those look great and that lowball is really, really, really amazing!
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JBuck,
Very cool Lowball , love the look of it, especially Love the look of the 72-D . From the photo it looks like a strong candidate of being minted in a proof cupro-nickel planchet.
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That 1976 reminds me of something... can't quite put my finger on it...  |
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What am I going to do with these that I got for a song? Fill them! Quote:
I'll post when I get some candidates. Think they might be 1973 and 1976. Do you concur jbuck? Sounds good to me.  |
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Those look great and that lowball is really, really, really amazing! Quote:
Very cool Lowball , love the look of it Thank you both. Quote:
especially Love the look of the 72-D . From the photo it looks like a strong candidate of being minted in a proof cupro-nickel planchet. He is blasting bright in hand. I hope Darth might have an opinion when he sees it. |
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especially Love the look of the 72-D . From the photo it looks like a strong candidate of being minted in a proof cupro-nickel planchet. Quote:
He is blasting bright in hand. I hope Darth might have an opinion when he sees it. jbuck- this is the exact coin I emailed Stewart about a few days ago because I thought it could possibly be a proof planchet specimen. You purchased this from James Sego, correct? I believe he described it as having BLAST LUSTER. He has another one listed that looks almost identical: 132619989027Can you take a picture of the coin in direct light to see how it compares with those 71-Ds I posted? Good eye on that one, jbuck. I was actually a little bit saddened when I went back to check on it, and it was "no longer available." Edited by Darth Morgan
05/28/2018 11:29 am
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@jbuck
Wow! An original Voldemort Bicentennial.
I think the last one we saw was normal reverse.
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