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Great coins everyone!

 

I like your CC Morgan Bruce and your new backrounds.

 

toyonakataro, very nice 41s Walker. I wish I had that one smile.gif

 

Cladiator, Very nice!

 

Mike, Congrats on the new Lens smile.gif

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All these purdy coins. Need some gold for balance. Picked these up right before Christmas. yay.gif

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Both NGC MS-61's, both have nice toning, but you may not be able to tell from these picks too well.

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All these purdy coins. Need some gold for balance. Picked these up right before Christmas. yay.gif

Both NGC MS-61's, both have nice toning, but you may not be able to tell from these picks too well.

I do love gold. thumbsup2.gif

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The Barber quarter looks like a proof, Bob, would you mind sharing your grade with us? 893scratchchin-thumb.gif
Not at all. NGC PF 63 Cameo

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These are both NGC PF. The dime is a 64 and he half is a 62. I don't know, there seems to be an abundance of hairlines on both coins. I've had coins come back in bb's with the same or less amount of lines. I think it just reinforces a few posts I received about the slabbers not always being so accurate. But anyway, here they are.

 

 

 

 

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Some super sweet additions posted by all! 893applaud-thumb.gif Congrat's!!!!! This one arrived yesterday for my Type Set. Pic taken with one 75W Halogen Lamp. The slab picture is with two 13W OTT-LITES.

 

 

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Boiler, that's the prettiest bust half dime I've ever seen so far. All I can say is WOW

MS66?

 

LeeG

I like your walker,too. Whitch image is more accurate in person? I personally like the first image better.

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LeeG

I like your walker,too. Whitch image is more accurate in person? I personally like the first image better.

 

This is hard for me to put into words because I'm no expert on the nuances of the different lighting spectrums but both are correct. The Halogen brings out the colors of the coin better than the OTT-LITE's. The Halogen pic is a little darker than the acutal coin because it's such a bright light that it has alot of glare bouncing off the coin. I couldn't get the lamps of OTT-LITE's close enough to the coin to show the lustre and color better because of the glare it would add to the slab. Hopefully mgoodm3 or MikeInFl might be able to explain this better than I can? Or tell me I'm full of it. crazy.gif

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toyo- The half dime is a 64 and accurately graded as such. There are 2-3 ticks on the ovbverse that limit the grade but the eye appeal is outstanding and the coin is actually nicer in hand. Phil nailed the colors in the image but the luster glows through the toning creating tremendous eye appeal. Here is a new bust half from the same submission and presumably on it's way back from PCGS? Not nearly as nice as the half dime but technically the same grade.

 

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The first two of these Walkers are new and the third is a Walker that I've never posted on this forum before except showing my good friend Supertooth.

 

 

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