• When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

texasrichard

Member
  • Posts

    765
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by texasrichard

  1. The standards for clad Washington quarters are different than those for the silver issues, and your 1972-D has the feel of a coin that was obtained from a US Mint Set. These quite often grade MS66, but may not look as nice as a silver MS65 Washington.

     

    I don't remember where I got the clad quarter from but I'm almost positive I would have never cut one out of a mint set to stick in my album. Most were just ones found in circulation or fresh from the bank.

     

    It took awhile this morning but I found my '46-D quarter and took a couple of quick shots. The OBV turned out a little darker than it is but you can get a good idea of what its like. The REV is right on as far as color. I still don't think its as nice as the others posted:

     

    02522990-04202007001.jpg

    18816876-04202007003.jpg

    42749855-04202007005.jpg

     

    I also found a Buffalo Nickel that I'd forgot about stored with the '46-D quarter. These NGC slabs don't fit in my PCGS boxes and I'd stuck them in another spot. I better look around more to see what else I might have..... crazy.gif

     

    23999561-04202007007.jpg

    786961050-04202007008.jpg

    10187374-04202007010.jpg

  2. Great Copper Lee !

     

    Here's one of my MS66's before it slabbed by PCGS. I had this one in an album that I put together as a kid in 1973 or '74.

    72dwashington001.jpg

    72dwashington006.jpg

     

    and then after slabbing.

    111aaa023.jpg

     

    I also have a '46 D NGC MS66 but can't find a picture of it right off hand. I'll try to take one tomorrw and post it but I can tell you its not as nice as the '72 I posted.

  3. Nice coins ! Makes me feel better to know I'm not the only one who struggles taking pictures... poke2.gifwink.gif

     

    Here's some more pieces for my '53 circ set; courtesy Brian Greer thumbsup2.gif

    (note: all pics are as taken and only cropped)

     

    NoArrows024.jpg

    NoArrows025.jpg

    LCRVA-NoArrows021.jpg

    WILCT-NoArrows020.jpg

     

    Then here's a "real tough" coin (also from Brian Greer) that I just can't get a good shot of the obv. on (yet). I don't know why I can't take a good picture of it ??? I'm scared to take it out of the 2x2 and try. Also, my first attempt at taking a picture through my 5x loupe for a close up of the date.

     

    NoArrows022.jpg

    NoArrows023.jpg

    more53004C.jpg

     

    Here, I tried to take a shot that showed the color of the "no arrow" "O" but its way out of focus foreheadslap.gif

     

    NoArrows009.jpg

  4. robec1347 - Great Looking Cents and Pics

    Leeg- Another great looking cent and the Pilgrim looks like a good shot at a 5

    Mikeking - 1791 !!! If only it could talk what stories it might tell

    Jtryka - A roll of eagles a day (or even a month) will make your retirement a lot less stressfull when the time comes.

    Numismatist - Very colorful Commen. What service did the grading?

     

    Nice coins all thumbsup2.gif