Been to the coin shops in the UK again

[dooly]

Hi all went scrounging again and there was very little in again .. always the same when you have a little spare cash to spend.

 

but what he dis say was that i should save some money up as they are "Finally" going to have a coin sale/auction sometime before August !!! and there are lots of accumulations of USA coins in the sale when i asked if there are any "good" single USA coins he said "NO" .. so i guess i will have to keep listing on eBay and stop spending at the moment.. !!!!

 

i did pick this 1906D up for my dansco

 

and when i got back from the bank with the cash for it some one had come in with a lot of coins and i grabbed this for £3 out of the bag.

 

 

And not exactly us but i thought this Philippines over-date was cool and cheep to boot

and of course a UK coin which i like the condition and also the planchet flaw "which you seem to rarely find on UK stuff

 

 

This N-1 has come today from Harlan J. Berk Ltd in the USA and i am quite pleased with the $25 i payed for it..

What do you think ?

 

 

Happy hunting

[rrantique]

Very nice additions Dooly. (thumbs u

[Just Bob]

I don't have a Redbook handy at work, so I'll have to ask: is that an overdate or a re-punched date in the '47 large cent?

[EZ_E]

I think they are all solid coins except for the Barber Half. Spotting may be nice on a cheetah but it's distracting on a coin. :þ

[dooly]

I don't have a Redbook handy at work, so I'll have to ask: is that an overdate or a re-punched date in the '47 large cent?

 

"strong repunching at left base of each digit + weaker repunching at the tops of the 1 & 8"

 

I think its a die state c as there are no die cracks or die lines evident on the reverse

[dooly]

I think they are all solid coins except for the Barber Half. Spotting may be nice on a cheetah but it's distracting on a coin. :þ

 

Yep it may need a bath

[JCM-Houston]

Nice pickups Dooly.

[richbeat]

Very cool, Dooly! Harlan Berk is one of the VERY GOOD guys over here. (thumbs u

[Oldtrader3]

Nice Early Head, Victoria Penny.