Post an AU 50-8 coin of yours you really like.

[SkyMan]

One thing that is nice about coin collecting is that you can collect them in all sorts of different conditions. Post a coin of yours that is AU 50 - 58 that you really like.

 

[relicsncoins]

Here is an AU-58 CN Indian, I picked up for the 7070.

 

JJ

 

 

[MBA101]

Nice A&R 50!

 

In that Vein...

 

NGC AU-58

 

[RUSS BEGA]

Here is an AU-58 CN Indian, I picked up for the 7070.

 

JJ

 

 

 

Nice indian!

[jtryka]

Here are two I like, one large and one small (one is 53, the other 58):

[leeg]

 

AU58

[Prethen]

EXTREMELY difficult to find, if not downright rare, in this barely circulated condition.

 

[WoodenJefferson]

1944 low grade raw A/U Walker that shows the light amount of rub on the high spots of obverse and reverse. The scan depics natural color with lots of hidden (must be rotated in hand) luster. One person/TPG might find it AU another might find it XF, not enough pazzaz for submission, but I like the looks. A typical half dollar of that era, that for some reason was removed from circulation and saved by somebody.

[bsshog40]

These are some very nice AU coins. A coouple even look worth an upgrade??

[MBA101]

Why not a cool Bustie? NGC AU-53

[MorganMan]

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MM

[robec1347]

NGC AU58

 

[jtryka]

Pretty type 2 Bob!

[pendragon1998]

1934 PCGS AU-58 Walking Liberty Half Dollar:

 

[MunkyMan95]

NGC AU58, and I LOVE it!

 

[okbustchaser]

[rrantique]

Machine doubled.

[WoodenJefferson]

1934 PCGS AU-58 Walking Liberty Half Dollar:

 

In your opinion, why do you think PCGS only went to 58 and not MS on this Walker?

[michael]

pcgs au58

[Stanley]

This is but one of my favorite 50 - 58

 

[MunkyMan95]

Michael's $3:

 

 

Beautiful coin!

[123cents]

PCGS AU-55.

 

[JRocco]

Here is an early bustie vs an older bustie, both 58's

[rbrown4]

Very nice AU Coins everyone, some real beauties.

 

Here is a 1837 Seated Liberty No Stars Dime AU 58

 

Rey

 

 

[hoard]

left breast and eagle breast appear to have some kind of rub. I like the coin very much.

[pendragon1998]

Pendragon1998 wrote:

1934 PCGS AU-58 Walking Liberty Half Dollar:

 

WoodenJefferson wrote:

In your opinion, why do you think PCGS only went to 58 and not MS on this Walker?

 

I'm actually glad you asked me that, as it's been a few months since I last pulled that coin out and looked at it. Since then, I've learned a little more about spotting wear on coins (i.e., that holding a bright light nearly edge-on to the coin works well for that). The coin has the slightest rub across the breast and leg on the obverse, and down the length of the eagle on the reverse. The rub isn't enough to take away detail, but it does show as an interruption in the luster. There's also something going on across the sun, but I'm not sure what that is. Without that luster issue, this would be an awesome MS coin, I'm sure.

[RUSS BEGA]

Nice lookin coins all

[SkyMan]

Man, there are some gorgeous coins here!!!

 

I really like this AU 50 -58 grade range, particularly for type coins, because there is still so much "meat on the bones" of the coin, normally at a fraction of the cost of a MS coin, and often looks better than the MS 60-2 coins.

[jom]

 

jom

[bsshog40]

Man I came in late on a lot of these. very nice coins all!!