Post a MS67 or better coin

[jpcienkus]

[Walkerfan]

Here is a Mercury dime: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1937-10C-Mercury-Dime-MS67-FB-NGC-OH-/231401615840?rd=1

 

I couldn't get Bluesheet for the coin with the toning, which goes to show even if a coin is "in the holder" it still has to have the eye appeal.

 

I rather like the toning.

[KeyMan64]

[jpcienkus]

1943-S PCGS MS67 FB CAC

[Nutmeg Coin]

The market seems to prefer blast white.

[jpcienkus]

The market seems to prefer blast white.

 

I don't know. I think some do and clearly (from all the toning discussions) others don't. I bought a toned Norfolk in MS66 (not rainbow, but golden coppery) at the same time I bought the blast white one. To me, they are both attractive in their own ways.

 

And that's how my collection is made up: some white, some rainbow toned and others with just attractive toning.

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Not my highest graded or most expensive but one of my favs

[physics-fan3.14]

Here is a non blast white, non American coin graded 67:

 

[oih82w8]

 

 

Amazing high grade MS coins in this thread!

 

 

 

 

[jpcienkus]

Not my highest graded or most expensive but one of my favs

 

Wow!!! A beauty. I can understand your appreciation for this coin. I'd love to have one for my type set.

[robec1347]

I don't know where to start, so I'll just say this thread has some fabulous looking coin porn.

 

Even though it's blast white, I just love the skin on your Mercury Joe. Tough finding FBs on 1940 era Mercs.

[AYA3]

Here is one I sold with Shane . . and wish I hadn't.

Andy

[SkyMan]

Some GREAT looking coins on this thread!!!

 

[jpcienkus]

I don't know where to start, so I'll just say this thread has some fabulous looking coin porn.

 

Even though it's blast white, I just love the skin on your Mercury Joe. Tough finding FBs on 1940 era Mercs.

 

Thanks Bob. Agree about the coin. This will likely be one of the ones I send to you in early 2015 for better imaging!

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physics-fan3.14

 

For those of us less evolved and uniformed of world coins what is that coin and from where. My best guess is an Ancient Judaea...

Whatever I love it and would love to own an example but probably in a lower grade.

[physics-fan3.14]

physics-fan3.14

 

For those of us less evolved and uniformed of world coins what is that coin and from where. My best guess is an Ancient Judaea...

Whatever I love it and would love to own an example but probably in a lower grade.

 

You are close

 

It is a 1/4 Rial coin from Morocco. The 1329 date is the Hejira (Islamic) date. It was minted in 1911 AD. The coin is a little smaller than a half dollar.

[hunter's gold]

Nothing but eye candy. I love the variety of coins being displayed. This is my NGC MS68RD 1983 Doubled Die Reverse Lincoln Memorial small cent. Thanks Bob for the great photos

[greysoldier]

Not US, but a pretty little Great Britain 1852 Maundy twopence ~ MS 67

 

 

 

 

greysoldier

[david3142]

This is the only one I have that fits and isn't going under the Star Designation thread:

 

[coinman_23885]

I love the color on the Morgan; it is very nice.

[jpcienkus]

I love the color on the Morgan; it is very nice.

 

+1

 

Looks like there's some great luster too.

[hunter's gold]

Some really amazing coins. Here is my NGC 1971 S Doubled Die Obverse FS-102 PF68*RD

[hunter's gold]

NGC MS69RD 1994 Lincoln Memorial small cent with a population of 1 with none graded higher