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hmm, could verry well be a pattern. looks like the pattern I saw in a auction before because its missing all the stuff around the eagle
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Wheres the date is it a pattern or is it a fake?
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Are you thinking that it's an altered coin or big time error?
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I think the surface is bubble and maybe cast as a memebr in the fly in club mentioned, I tend to agree with him it could very well be a pattern Bryan1315 maybe right but I tend to agree with the original person who posted it in the fly in club Rick snow. Not to mention that there is not a money back guarantee. does not sound right to me to much money to be spending sight unseen and no gurantee do people really buy these items on ebayEdited by scoutjim99
06/30/2006 7:21 pm
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I see discoloring with dark and light spots and a wavy area under the eagle. My thought would be a pour. 26 negitives in 12 months..hummmm
Edited by TLS5933
06/30/2006 7:36 pm
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What does that mean, "could be a pattern"? What is a pattern?
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a pattern is a coin struck to see if they are going to use the design of the coin, since the coin is already copper I am guessing they would use copper for the pattern cent as well, but I have seen Morgan Patterns made of copper as well because copper is softer than silver. I guess a pattern coin is the same as a pattern of anything else, just an example of what it would look like when made in mass production
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I have looked everywhere and cant find that dern pattern coin I was talking about anywhere but I know I saw one without the words around the eagle
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So are patterns worth anything? Seems like they would be interesting.
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Edited by Bryan1315
06/30/2006 7:47 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by Diane
So are patterns worth anything? Seems like they would be interesting.
Oh Yeah! they are worth a whole bunch some people only collect patterns and are willing to pay the big bucks for them, just like the one In the link above |
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very true bryan1315 but with heritage you get peace of mind and I amsure they back up what they sell... And diane As bryan says they are valuable .look in the back of a Red Book you will see some amazing peices that werent used. Edited by scoutjim99
07/01/2006 11:21 am
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Originally posted by scoutjim99
very true bryan1315 but with heritage you get peace of mind and I amsure they back up what they sell... And diane As bryan says they are look in the back of a Red Book you will see some amazing peices that werent used.
I agree with heritage you kind of know what you are getting and with ebay its a stuffshoot but if I had the money to burn I would probably bid 1000.00 on a coin that sold on heritage for 16,000.00 just to say I took a chance and it could have gone in my favor. I am also one that will hit on 18 in blackjack hoping for a 3 so maybe I am just a rare breed |
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Wow...$16,100 plus 15% for a pattern...
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well if I had the money to gamble, I would also, but I am not sure . The person who pulled this out and posted it was one of the premere experts on the series Rick Snow, so I would believe he would know more than me, anyway.. Thats the real factor to me
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Posted 06/30/2006 7:07 pm
