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John

John

John

Why thank you Lee. Here's another you may like.

John

John

Nice commems guys! Here’s another with an eagle on it.

John

John

Wow! Chinook,

That coin ranks right up there as one of the three or four prettiest trimes I have ever seen.

John

Now that is a stunning piece! Simply superb! Outstanding! What more can I say? Oh, I know. Fantastic!

John

Here’s my latest acquisition. It’s a HK-497 So Called Dollar in a NGC MS-66 holder, but NGC has it mislabeled as a HK-498. I’ll be sending it back to be corrected with my next submission. It is much nicer in hand than it looks in my photos.

John

Sure, why not.

John

Aw shucks! I missed the commems!

Oh well, I'll have to hang where the buffalo roam.

John

John

And me to change the series.

John

Did you say foreign gold?

John

Here’s an Isabella to go along with Shane’s Columbian.

John

Here's another to keep things rolling along.

John

Here’s one for Mike and another for Leeg.

John

Wow! Tom that coin is SWEET!! Make sure you bring that puppy the next time we get together so I can see it up close and personal!

John

Here’s one I picked up about a month ago. Both the obverse and reverse rims of the coin have a touch of bright rainbow toning. Although most prominent at 6 o’clock on the obverse, the color becomes more apparent in other areas around the rims as the coin in rotated under a light. In fact, most of the areas that appear dark in the photos actually show as color when light hits them at the correct angle. The centers are a very nice original silver color.

John

Goose,

I don’t know anything about your new token, but if it is really made of metal from the Merrimac itself that is VERY COOL!

John