Curry

Former Coyote Ugly Piece. Now part of my registry

Possibility of environmental damage, counterfeit which would kill me if it was since its a war nickel, i dont think it be worth it to counterfeit that. And lastly an underweight planchet used for the striking of your coin which is worth a little premium

Whether or not this is NT or AT, to me its a nice coin, and ill be waiting for it in the mail.

MS67* no fb desgination but it looks fb to me

Post proof or stfu please.

Shoutout to Greattoning! Lightning fast replies, and very friendly. 2 thumbs up.

Paid more than i normally would but the strike was above average

More pretty dimes to come

I hope so if it looks as good as the photo i might purchase more.

I just hope the piece is worth it. The 3 coins was like 90 bucks.

Got this off Amazon with low quality photos. Im still happy with it.

Little pickup from amazon for $41.95

Posted this back on page 1698. I got it back from our host today. It was bought in a PCI (green tag) holder as MS 65. NGC graded it MS 66.

 

I'm not complaining.

I wouldnt complain either haha

Nice colors on that 31 s Robec!

Hunter cracking them cac coins like crazy! Nice job, i would love to see that set one day.

Speaking of mirrors, had to get this one. It's a match to the 80-S I posted earlier in this thread. This one is a MS65 DPL. Might be a point overgraded as there's some distracting contact marks around the eyes and nose. They both reside in old no-line fatties and have a little purple/indigo on the rims. The fields on this one are a little cleaner and has nice mirrors.

 

I do see the marks. Its a bit too deep for me based on images.

What was the original grade?

Some very nice coins since my last.

 

(thumbs u

 

 

Nice little toner here from Pinnacle Rarities:

 

 

Im guessing thats a 68?

The 1974-S MINT SEALED MS 67 must have been difficult to come by

 

Not at all. I've had my eye on these coins for past month. When the seller decided to auction them off I had saved up enough for his buy it now price and tried to purchase them outright. Well I went to try to buy it now someone bidded on them. So I maxed my bid as the buy it now price and I ended up getting them for less, but I would have given the seller what he was asking for if he would have waited another couple of days. So I wanted to say thanks to coinsource2 for the three blue Ike's. They look great.

 

Now time for a couple more Ike additions.

 

1971-S Silver Eisenhower $1 "Brown Ike" U.S. Mint sealed NGC Certified PF 68* Cameo.

When I added this coin to my first registry set. I figured I would end up with a higher score because of the PF 68* Cameo, but it had a lower score than the PF 68 Ultra Cameo that I already have. So I added it to one of my other registry sets instead.

 

1971-S Silver Eisenhower $1 "Blue Ike" U.S. Mint Sealed NGC Certified MS 65

If I ever want to add a Eisenhower to my collection I'm msging u first.