wdrob

I just finished going through some pennies and I found a 1914-D also. It was to worn and beat up for any picture or saving, other than into the penny box.

Nabbed myself a decent 1867 Flying Eagle to go with the other raw coins in the kraft envelopes. Nothing special but I like it and it is the best quality one I have yet to buy.

Thanks for the kind words but that is just one of the many coins that I have in envelopes, but I do think it is the only Barber. Your 1892 is just too much!

Now a coin like that, and many of these others I see in this thread are works of art without a doubt.

Only one I have I believe and it is raw. I liked the look of it the way it was toning.

Very nice and vivid

An understatement.

That is unfortunate to hear that you had an accident and I hope you have a speedy recovery.

Here is a some large and red copper for you ... Put on the protective eyewear.

Great background and an outrageously desirable token. (thumbs u

You have bear with me. I am just beginning to invest in photo gear and taking pictures of everything trying to get some experience so I can take some really good photos. Of course having a nice coin to start with is probably more than half the battle. None the less - this is one attempt.

HG- I saw that in your journal and that is definitely a very nice 55. I would be very proud to own that coin and the Registry Score: 9588 .... nice bump.

Joe I think that peace is a 65 all day.

Easily!

Very nice Peace Dollar.

Who graded it if you don't mind telling?

The WLH has never been one of my favorite series but Tyler, a coin like that one sure does make it hard not to see that series in a different light. Very nice reverse.

Many nice newps for sure in here recently.

I found a pumpkin for Halloween this year along with a couple other mildly toned ASE's

Great looking 1/2 Reale Bill. That obverse is stunning. The reverse strike doesn't look weak. Just looks like a heavy rub on the coat of arms.

I think your right Joe. It looks like a bad scrape.

The coin is considered by many to be worthless anyway since it has salt water corrosion but I can overlook that as a trade off for the historical significance.

I thought this piece looked pretty good for being on the sea floor for over 200 years.

1/2 Reales

The strike on the reverse is a bit weak though. But the color is really nice in my opinion.

What a great recent run on NEWPS. There are some tremendously beautiful examples just on this one page.

Joe, I have to say that you exercise great patience and have very good taste when it comes to selecting coins with outstanding eye appeal. That 1878-S Morgan is so clean and has excellent contrast.

That 1914-D Indian, once again, is a very nice example of a coin that I have always thought was in the top 3 designs of any of our coinage.

That 1885 has some beautiful color yonico. Nice pick up.

Shout out for some positive buy and sells. All were as described, shipped and packaged properly, and arrived in a very reasonable amount of time and if a buyer, payments were quick, communication was excellent, and an all around smooth experience.

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If I left anyone out it was unintentional. I went back in my PM's till I reached the point I think I covered all through the Marketplace here. I did not cover any transactions that might have taken place through my web site even though all have been 100% smooth as well.

Could you continue the S$1 COMMEMORATIVE (1983-DATE) past the current 2010 last date listed.

Thanks

Happy Birthday Elbasaar!

WL; out of the three I like that 2004 the best. Unbelievably beautiful proofs.

Wd that coin is amazing. I'll bet Bartlesville will absolutely love that coin!

Thanks CD. I wish it didn't have those few specs on it but it is what it is. I don't foresee it leaving my possession any time soon.

Thanks Bobby.

and

Thanks rrantique.

And another colorful Morgan.

I don't usually have much worth posting but I really like this coin and thought others might as well.

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Great experience recently with wdrob. Thanks.

Likewise, and Thank You!

Bill

just noticed this.

Some of mine. Thanks for looking.

It's no secret that I am not very good at grading coins but that 1882 looks much better than a 62 to me. What held it back or is it just under graded.

Nice gold btw