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Posts posted by morganguru
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Went into a pawn shop looking for a saws-all, came out with a common date Morgan in a Capitol holder for $50 bucks. Common and typical no question, just couldn't help myself
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A humble 78S.
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A bit of Fatty toning
Some tilt to show off the toning.
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Thanks yonico. Going to attempt to get the scratches out, don't want to crack it out of the Fatty. Anyone have suggestions?
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My final attempt at shooting this. Posted it across the street. It was in a NGC 64 holder, pretty dang close to what it looks like in-hand. Nothing can compare to viewing a coin held in your hand, JMO. The obverse has a more PL appearance than the reverse.
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Finally arrived yesterday. Need to work on shooting this RP. Quick shot at a tilt. Great pieces all.
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That 83O sure is vibrant. This isn't new, just haven't shot it in a while. Toned in my sock drawer obverse up. Took about 3 years to get to this state, must be the drawer liner, don't know.
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@jerseycat10 - That's a frosty sucker with some color, thumbs up!
@Deerefan8420 - Like the presentation of the Washies, good job!
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That 50D Jefferson is crazy, love it. Awesome imaging too, really nailed it
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I don't like that Peace buck, wait I do like it, on the other hand........ It's one of those coins that I'm not a fan of, but find it intriguing. The reverse does have some boom to it. Nice imaging.
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I'm a sucker for old ANA holders. Bob that Merc is a piece of art IMO. No comment needed about the image quality
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How about the guy that submitted 10 1892O's? Holy cr&p, some look like a lock for 65!
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Dang Bob, gorgeous. Gonna shoot it yourself? Like to see a side by side comparison.
Debated whether or not to post my $65 dollar pawn shop pickup, with coins like that. The deal presented itself and I'm thinking it's all of a 64. Purchased raw in an old brittle flip, with yellowed paper describing it.
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<<Guru, that's really nice for a 63. I realize the hits are there on the jaw but the fields are exceptionally clean with the reverse looking gem.>>
It was one of those had to have, Ol' Fatty gold embossed, a CC, nice satiny look and in my comfort range. Would love to find an 82 and 84 in the same holder, same look and grade. A short set, really short, of the most common CC's. It's nice for the grade and not going anywhere
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Both arrived today, the craftsmanship is top shelf. Found a good source on Ebay, now I'm dealing with him direct. They're a hair larger than a 90% dollar, and a hair smaller than an ASE. Now I have to get the proof versions
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The textile toner is quite attractive and always it seems, commands a premium. Post some pics when you receive it.
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Thanks Bob. Love those PCI toning patterns, fun to shot also. Even though it's a P&S, I'm shooting in full manual.
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Another PCI ASE
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Thanks for the explanation Bob. What I meant to say is how does one determine denomination by an image. Sorta tough if your not well versed with Bust coinage.
Pawn shop pickup, certainly nothing to write home about but for a couple bucks over melt and a broken R as a bonus, I like it.
Post your most recent acquisition: US
in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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Not the prettiest Morgan but the price was very right.