Elbesaar

Here's another 1902-P which is destined to be

cracked out for the Dansco Album.

It was in an ANACS 60 holder;

I picked it up for short money.

Here's the future crack out for the Dansco album:

...here's the composite image:

My NEWP...upgrade for my AU 58...

 

I was expecting you to pick up that 1912, Lee. (thumbs u Elbesaar, does the Barber have a reverse?

Yes - as a matter of fact it does...only problem is that

the DLRC web site only shows the holder's obverse; the

larger images of the obverse and the reverse are much

too large to post however. I should have the images

reduced any day now - and when I get them done,

I'll add them.

Elbesaar...

Thanks, Tom for noticing that missing E

Mike

My NEWP...upgrade for my AU 58...

I agree, all nice pick ups. That 1912 Proof Lincoln is especially attractive.

...Elbesaar

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I just can't resist a pretty Barber...

My newest purchase:

As the 1926 SLQ was added twice -

and the second time it was out of sequence -

the date is 1928 - or any Earlier Commemorative -

Sweet 1927-P Quarter. Nice head and great detail on the shield.

Here's the best struck SLQ I ever had in my collection.

PCGS MS 66 FH:

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Very nice Irvin I really like that Morgan

(thumbs u

I really like the look of that Morgan as well.

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I also bought a nice addition to the Trade Dollar

Collection...not a rare date...but it looked really

nice from the images...plus, I've bought from this

dealer before in person...I just never knew his

eBay name. Small world.

Thx again for the kind words ...

ELBESAAR...not Elbasaar

1926...

 

AWESOME AWESOME

Yes, $70,000.00 - if not more - nice.

Having sold off my second tier collection of

Barber halves to pay for the last coin I needed

for the Barber quarter collection, I ended up with

a little cash left over for my raw Barber half dollar

Whitman Bookshelf album.

These coins are a bit on the lower end of the scale

but they look original. I grade them - by their images:

VG/F.

...and here's the NEWP:

1934-S

The Boone has two dates...1934 & 1936...

...so, here's another 1936 - Walker

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DannyBoy,

Your 14-S is a VG 8 as OldTrader3 mentioned...however

without seeing the coin in hand I can't say what the staining

might be. Solid coin - nice rims - and decent detail remaining.

Feel free to post the others.

Thanks, Bobby. I like the new NGC 58 alot more than the PCGS 64.

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Oldtrader3...That's a sweet 1910-P...very nice. Thanks for sharing it.

.continuing with 1902...

My other 1902-P in NGC 55 which was bumped out by the

NGC 58 imaged above.

Very nice 15-D - but as you say the holder's scratches are bothersome.

Try some slab polish - called Scratch-Away.

There are alot of home remedies as well.

Ask around - someone's got to have a easy solution [ pun intended ]

for you.

I can't really call the grade - but obviously its MS...IMHO. I'll have to rely

on your dealers opinion. Maybe it would MS 64...its worth a shot.

Thanks for posting !!