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Show me your Star Designation!

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relicsncoins

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Some nice toners for sure......Whenever I want to show myself how insignificant my one rainbow toned Morgan is, I take a gander at Sunnywood's 1881 S in MS68. If you've never seen it, you will be in for a treat the first time you do.

 

JJ

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kryptonitecomics

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Some nice toners for sure......Whenever I want to show myself how insignificant my one rainbow toned Morgan is, I take a gander at Sunnywood's 1881 S in MS68. If you've never seen it, you will be in for a treat the first time you do.

 

JJ

 

I have seen it in hand when Ron Sirna owned it........no words could describe that baby and it rightfully sold for a kings ransome (worship)

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dean1345

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Shane,

I'm looking forward to seeing them. I think all the "stars" I have seen in this post HAS exceptional eye appeal. The Morgan you just posted on "Recent Acquisitions" has the most vibrant toning I have seen on a Morgan. Nicer than most of the "Battle Creek Collection".

 

Dean

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The best of the battle creeks are better than that coin but I agree that a big chunk of those that got the star were sub par coins....I am happy with it for sure.

 

Here are my stars.....without the holder images since I don't have them all back yet....

 

MS64*

 

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MS66*FBL

 

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1958MintSet14073.jpg

 

MS66*

 

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MS66*

 

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dean1345

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I don't know if it is the coin or your photography but I can see your 54' roosie in a "star" slab. Love the rim toning.

 

Dean :takeit:

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dean1345

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First gold coin to show up here. It is a beauty also. Love the color and vitually free from contact marks. What did it grade?

 

Dean :applause:

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All three are beauties. The 1957 25c is breathtaking. Your toned coins makes me sin----covet. Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

Dean (worship)

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The nickel was hardest to photograph, as there's more colors around the periphery that didn't show up in the pics.

 

The 52-s quarter was purchased of ebay raw, with bad pics, at a very reasonable price. :devil::devil:

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Sorry I meant 1952 quarter. I can see that the nickel has several different colors around the peripheral. Vey nice and definately worthy of the "Star".

 

Dean

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The nickel was hardest to photograph, as there's more colors around the periphery that didn't show up in the pics.

 

The 52-s quarter was purchased of ebay raw, with bad pics, at a very reasonable price. :devil::devil:

 

Jon

 

That Jefferson is spectacular. A truly wonderful coin. Beautiful in every way. Couldn't be better. Now sell it to me! ;)

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