FS: some sweet(!) darkside stuff

[Doogy]

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Israeli coin (from the 1950s I think?), with cool iridescent toning

 

$10.00

 

 

1925 Peace. obverse is a very strong MS64 or 65. Reverse is a very strong MS66+

 

$50.00

 

 

really sharp proof cameo German half-mark

 

$100.00

 

 

 

Beautiful rainbow toners. These were former ICCS MS65 coins that i slit out of their holders. (still have holders to include) Based on the perception (and generally reality) that ICCS is more strict than either PCGS or NGC, these are probably MS66 or higher. beautiful toning and choice coins.

 

$ 20.00 each

 

Luxemborg 1 Franc, 1947

 

[Doogy]

almost forgot the best one!

 

1902 Great Britain Crown, PCGS MS64. A stunning PQ example with dove gray toning. an awesome coin!

 

$400.00

 

[physics-fan3.14]

I LOVE that crown! I wish a.) that I could afford it and b.) it was anywhere near something I'm collecting so I could justify buying it.

[Doogy]

Crown sold, the rest are available before heading off to the 'bay. thanks!

 

Doug

[pendragon1998]

If I had $400 of fun money, that crown would be on its way to me.

[EZ_E]

If I had $400 of fun money, that crown would be on its way to me.

 

Mike, I hit a royal flush on Sunday for $1000 so that crown is aaaaaall mine, baby.

 

Yeah, tell me about it, it sure is great being me.

[Doogy]

At this rate, we'll have Victor becoming a bona fide hard core darkside collector yet!

 

 

okay, i'm adding some more stunners tonight for the forum's consideration.........

 

 

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1887 Great Britain Crowns, all MS63 grouped together in an NGC multi-holder. All have great toning, and strong strikes.

 

$600.00

 

here are the reverses of two of the three. the third has even cooler toning!

 

 

1826 George IV Shilling. An awesome example with strong luster, great toning and an above average strike!

 

$325.00

 

[physics-fan3.14]

Oh man, you're killing me! That shilling is great, and I do collect shillings. Unfortunately, the no money problem is somewhat harder to work around. Now, if that were a William IV instead of a George IV (which I already have), I might just have to do it.