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Coin images from the Silver Dollar Show (CAUTION: DIALUPPERS)

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Here's a sampling of what I bought at the Silver Dollar show. Mind you, it's just part of what I bought - I probably bought another twenty coins besides these!

 

A Classic Head that actually has remaining mint-luster flow lines - amazing! Great color, though a bit uneven in spots.

 

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The reverse of this better-variety 1857 "large-date" still has a lot of cartwheel mint luster, but the obverse has a ding in front of Liberty's chin. I call it EF-45.

 

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I love Capped Bust dimes in real-collector circulated grades. Here are some nice ones:

 

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Check out this scarce 1824/2!

 

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Wonderful originality here:

 

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Here's a "large O" - I also bought a "small O" in lower grade:

 

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Carson City is always good:

 

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A stunning 1795 Flowing Hair half! 100% totally, unquestionably original, with a completely intact patina, and flawless surfaces, except for a tiny ding in front of Liberty's nose. Totally awesome coin that I grade VF-20/VG-10. I paid over $2000 for the pleasure of ownership.

 

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A couple of gorgeous draped-busts. Who can resist coins like these?

 

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Here are some more Caps. Every coin is a choice, unmolested original, and I got them from a collector who has been dispersing his Redbook date set:

 

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I picked this out of a dealer's junk box. It was cut out of an original proof set, though still sealed in it's individual compartment. Close to DCAM!

 

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These are some cheapies that I accidentally picked up from the auction:

 

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"Prestige" coins from the Binion hoard:

 

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James

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James,

Quite a batch of superb coins worthy of recognition! Is that why you posted them twice? wink.gif

Were those Bust dimes for a wantlist? Some one is definately going to have a nice set.

 

-Hayden

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((( Quite a batch of superb coins worthy of recognition! Is that why you posted them twice? )))

 

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((( Were those Bust dimes for a wantlist? Some one is definately going to have a nice set. )))

 

Nope, I set out with the goal of increasing the number of bust dimes I own - actually bust coins in general. Actually, I would have shown you more, but my table partner asked me to flip him a handful, which I did.

 

Thanks for the kind words!

 

James

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