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Darn. Sorry Tom, my fault.

We need an 1830 or a Bust half dime.

One more.

That's no problem coin in my book! Is it because of the obverse scratch?

 

That and the rim damage to the right. I bought it probably 20 years ago knowing it was a problem, but it was only a few bucks. It would probably cost me $400-$500 to replace it today in the set. I think I can live with it a while longer.

This is a problem coin but it's also a reverse of 38.

A proof seated dime to get us back on track.

Check out the crack on this one.

Larry, are you sure it is real? It looks like a mint mark was removed at any rate.

Real but mint mark removed. I wondered if anyone would notice. A bit sad it was messed with.

I gave about $10 for this. About what it's worth.

Nice 25 dooly.

I have a tough time with red cents in slabs.

This one turned out OK.

It's a bit fugly but I still love it.

Nice Frankie Larry. Looks pretty close to FBL, is it? '59's are tough.

Thanks Bob. PCGS gave it a 65 FBL. I really thought it might get bagged. It was a $9.00 coin from a dealers junk bin.

Franklin's are cool.

Thanks everyone. It came from Bowers and Merena about 15 years back. I recall saying to myself at the time, "Man you are an 1d10t for spending that kind of money on a cent".

Love those Lincolns Lee.

Nice 1867 dooly.

Is that doubling on the date as well?

Great music Bobby.

Really nice coins everyone. Looks like we need a jump start.

Jeremy took this image.

Just picked this up at the post office this morning.

It's only a 63 but I can't get over how great it looks.