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Atlas Numismatics, Dec 2015. Another jaw dropping coin added to the collection. Simply unbelievable razor sharp detail to this evenly toned coin that is 350+ years old! One of the crown jewels of my collection.
Atlas Numismatics, Dec 2015. Another jaw dropping coin added to the collection. Simply unbelievable razor sharp detail to this evenly toned coin that is 350+ years old! One of the crown jewels of my collection.
Atlas Numismatics, Dec 2015. Another jaw dropping coin added to the collection. Simply unbelievable razor sharp detail to this evenly toned coin that is 350+ years old! One of the crown jewels of my collection.
Atlas Numismatics, Dec 2015. Another jaw dropping coin added to the collection. Simply unbelievable razor sharp detail to this evenly toned coin that is 350+ years old! One of the crown jewels of my collection.
Atlas, Jan 2017. Another WOW coin. Beautiful detail that jumps off the reflective fields. A stunning example!
Atlas, Jan 2017. Another WOW coin. Beautiful detail that jumps off the reflective fields. A stunning example!
NEN - Aug 2009. Mintage: 863,000. Ex. Terner Collection. OMG, WOW! What more can be said? Stunning in reflective fields and razor sharp details. Pop 1/0, The oldest 6p to grade at MS68, and the next closest grade is MS66. Though using an excellent scanner, it doesn't pick up the reflective qualities of the fields or the razor sharp detail. Will probably one day have to resubmit this one for a true view photo.
NEN - Aug 2009. Mintage: 863,000. Ex. Terner Collection. OMG, WOW! What more can be said? Stunning in reflective fields and razor sharp details. Pop 1/0, The oldest 6p to grade at MS68, and the next closest grade is MS66. Though using an excellent scanner, it doesn't pick up the reflective qualities of the fields or the razor sharp detail. Will probably one day have to resubmit this one for a true view photo.
NEN - Aug 2009. Mintage: 863,000. Ex. Terner Collection. OMG, WOW! What more can be said? Stunning in reflective fields and razor sharp details. Pop 1/0, The oldest 6p to grade at MS68, and the next closest grade is MS66. Though using an excellent scanner, it doesn't pick up the reflective qualities of the fields or the razor sharp detail. Will probably one day have to resubmit this one for a true view photo.
NEN - Aug 2009. Mintage: 863,000. Ex. Terner Collection. OMG, WOW! What more can be said? Stunning in reflective fields and razor sharp details. Pop 1/0, The oldest 6p to grade at MS68, and the next closest grade is MS66. Though using an excellent scanner, it doesn't pick up the reflective qualities of the fields or the razor sharp detail. Will probably one day have to resubmit this one for a true view photo.
American Heritage Minting - Jul 2006 - 'Northumberland' shilling - According to Rayner, 100 Pounds worth of these coins were distributed in Dublin by the Earl of Northumberland on his appointment as Lord Lieutenant. It is estimated that more than 2000 coins were minted. Rayner rated as scarce, but not rare. RARE certainly IS the case when trying to find a mint-state example.
American Heritage Minting - Jul 2006 - 'Northumberland' shilling - According to Rayner, 100 Pounds worth of these coins were distributed in Dublin by the Earl of Northumberland on his appointment as Lord Lieutenant. It is estimated that more than 2000 coins were minted. Rayner rated as scarce, but not rare. RARE certainly IS the case when trying to find a mint-state example.
American Heritage Minting - Jul 2006 - 'Northumberland' shilling - According to Rayner, 100 Pounds worth of these coins were distributed in Dublin by the Earl of Northumberland on his appointment as Lord Lieutenant. It is estimated that more than 2000 coins were minted. Rayner rated as scarce, but not rare. RARE certainly IS the case when trying to find a mint-state example.
NEN 2006. Mintage: 8,000. In my opinion, this is one of the most beautiful coins ever minted. One day I'd like to upgrade it as well as acquire the MS issue. According to Rayner, "Mr. Stride, formerly Chief Clerk of the Royal Mint, says that the Gothic crowns were never issued for ordinary circulation and that all were struck in proof state. Some appear with the raised design heavily frosted, apparently early strikings."
NEN 2006. Mintage: 8,000. In my opinion, this is one of the most beautiful coins ever minted. One day I'd like to upgrade it as well as acquire the MS issue. According to Rayner, "Mr. Stride, formerly Chief Clerk of the Royal Mint, says that the Gothic crowns were never issued for ordinary circulation and that all were struck in proof state. Some appear with the raised design heavily frosted, apparently early strikings."
NEN 2006. Mintage: 8,000. In my opinion, this is one of the most beautiful coins ever minted. One day I'd like to upgrade it as well as acquire the MS issue. According to Rayner, "Mr. Stride, formerly Chief Clerk of the Royal Mint, says that the Gothic crowns were never issued for ordinary circulation and that all were struck in proof state. Some appear with the raised design heavily frosted, apparently early strikings."
S. Boronko - Mar 2011 - Razor sharp detailing to lettering and reverse wreath and ornamentation. In my humble opinion, the reverse is under graded when compared to the softer impression of Victoria. Overall display shows a soft toning to peripheral areas and a light golden tone to remaining. Simply a stunning strike to this early coin.
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S. Boronko - Mar 2011 - Razor sharp detailing to lettering and reverse wreath and ornamentation. In my humble opinion, the reverse is under graded when compared to the softer impression of Victoria. Overall display shows a soft toning to peripheral areas and a light golden tone to remaining. Simply a stunning strike to this early coin.
S. Boronko - Mar 2011 - Razor sharp detailing to lettering and reverse wreath and ornamentation. In my humble opinion, the reverse is under graded when compared to the softer impression of Victoria. Overall display shows a soft toning to peripheral areas and a light golden tone to remaining. Simply a stunning strike to this early coin.
S. Boronko - Mar 2011 - Razor sharp detailing to lettering and reverse wreath and ornamentation. In my humble opinion, the reverse is under graded when compared to the softer impression of Victoria. Overall display shows a soft toning to peripheral areas and a light golden tone to remaining. Simply a stunning strike to this early coin.
S. Boronko - Mar 2011 - Razor sharp detailing to lettering and reverse wreath and ornamentation. In my humble opinion, the reverse is under graded when compared to the softer impression of Victoria. Overall display shows a soft toning to peripheral areas and a light golden tone to remaining. Simply a stunning strike to this early coin.
Atlas Numismatics, Nov 2015. Antique grey with a blue hue evenly to both sides. Crisp strike with razor sharp detail. It's hard to imagine there's a better example.
Atlas Numismatics, Nov 2015. Antique grey with a blue hue evenly to both sides. Crisp strike with razor sharp detail. It's hard to imagine there's a better example.
Atlas Numismatics, Nov 2015. Antique grey with a blue hue evenly to both sides. Crisp strike with razor sharp detail. It's hard to imagine there's a better example.
NEN Nov 2010. Even, but spotted grey toning to both sides of coin. Exquisite detail noted when viewed under a light. Worthy of the grade.
NEN Nov 2010. Even, but spotted grey toning to both sides of coin. Exquisite detail noted when viewed under a light. Worthy of the grade.
NEN Nov 2010. Even, but spotted grey toning to both sides of coin. Exquisite detail noted when viewed under a light. Worthy of the grade.
NEN Nov 2010. Even, but spotted grey toning to both sides of coin. Exquisite detail noted when viewed under a light. Worthy of the grade.
NEN Nov 2010. Even, but spotted grey toning to both sides of coin. Exquisite detail noted when viewed under a light. Worthy of the grade.
Atlas Numismatics May 2016. A very nice golden obverse and blue reverse to this early 6d issue. Rayner rated as Normal, neither scarce or common.
Atlas Numismatics May 2016. A very nice golden obverse and blue reverse to this early 6d issue. Rayner rated as Normal, neither scarce or common.
Atlas Numismatics May 2016. A very nice golden obverse and blue reverse to this early 6d issue. Rayner rated as Normal, neither scarce or common.
NFC Coins - Jun 2011. A real gem. Beautiful detail that stands out when paired against the 63 it's replacing.
NFC Coins - Jun 2011. A real gem. Beautiful detail that stands out when paired against the 63 it's replacing.
NFC Coins - Jun 2011. A real gem. Beautiful detail that stands out when paired against the 63 it's replacing.
NFC Coins - Jun 2011. A real gem. Beautiful detail that stands out when paired against the 63 it's replacing.
Atlas Numismatics May 2016. A brilliant Mint Error on this issue that still retains some of the original mint luster with some toning. Rayner rated as Common.
Atlas Numismatics May 2016. A stunning beauty with the deep blue highlights of toning. A very clear portrait of Elizabeth I along with a strong reverse.
HA - Jan 2016. George III 1/2 Crown 1817 MS65 PCGS, KM672. Earlier, or "Bull Head" type. Impressive graphite gray fields with reddish highlights. Strong details present with unmarked surfaces.
HA - Jan 2016. George III 1/2 Crown 1817 MS65 PCGS, KM672. Earlier, or "Bull Head" type. Impressive graphite gray fields with reddish highlights. Strong details present with unmarked surfaces.
HA - Jan 2016. George III 1/2 Crown 1817 MS65 PCGS, KM672. Earlier, or "Bull Head" type. Impressive graphite gray fields with reddish highlights. Strong details present with unmarked surfaces.
Atlas Numismatics May 2016. PCGS photo captures the reflective quality of the coin. In hand a deep and brilliant strike on this small denomination. Reverse still retains the bright patina which highlights Britannia as if she's back-lit.
AHM - Aug 2011. Even grey toning across the glossy reflective fields on both obverse and reverse. Superb and sharply struck images on each side as well. Probably under-graded for the detail.
AHM - Aug 2011. Even grey toning across the glossy reflective fields on both obverse and reverse. Superb and sharply struck images on each side as well. Probably under-graded for the detail.
AHM - Aug 2011. Even grey toning across the glossy reflective fields on both obverse and reverse. Superb and sharply struck images on each side as well. Probably under-graded for the detail.
Aspen Park RC - Jun 2006 - I also have the w/hearts in MS62, self-submitted May 2002. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Aspen Park RC - Jun 2006 - I also have the w/hearts in MS62, self-submitted May 2002. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Aspen Park RC - Jun 2006 - I also have the w/hearts in MS62, self-submitted May 2002. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Aspen Park RC - Jun 2006 - I also have the w/hearts in MS62, self-submitted May 2002. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Aspen Park RC - Jun 2006 - I also have the w/hearts in MS62, self-submitted May 2002. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Aspen Park RC - Jun 2006 - I also have the w/hearts in MS62, self-submitted May 2002. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Northeast Numismatics - Aug 2009. Hearts variety. Superb razor sharp detail to both obverse and reverse of coin. Finding superb strikes on any of the 1787 varieties is nearly unheard of. This will be a hard coin to match, let alone improve upon. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Northeast Numismatics - Aug 2009. Hearts variety. Superb razor sharp detail to both obverse and reverse of coin. Finding superb strikes on any of the 1787 varieties is nearly unheard of. This will be a hard coin to match, let alone improve upon. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Northeast Numismatics - Aug 2009. Hearts variety. Superb razor sharp detail to both obverse and reverse of coin. Finding superb strikes on any of the 1787 varieties is nearly unheard of. This will be a hard coin to match, let alone improve upon. Rayner rated as Extremely Common.
Henry III - Spink #1363 - It amazes me that a common penny of this age and circulated state has been able to meet PCGS' exacting standards against cleaning, enviornmental wear, or damage. It's mind boggling and probably undervalued for what it's endured through more years than America has been discovered! WOW!
Henry III - Spink #1363 - It amazes me that a common penny of this age and circulated state has been able to meet PCGS' exacting standards against cleaning, enviornmental wear, or damage. It's mind boggling and probably undervalued for what it's endured through more years than America has been discovered! WOW!
Henry III - Spink #1363 - It amazes me that a common penny of this age and circulated state has been able to meet PCGS' exacting standards against cleaning, enviornmental wear, or damage. It's mind boggling and probably undervalued for what it's endured through more years than America has been discovered! WOW!
Edward I (1272-1307) hammered silver penny. Long cross variety, New coinage beginning 1279. Spink #1393, plate 3g. The most distinctive changes for the new coinage are a better facial image on the obverse, and only a single bar cross rather than double. Highly circulated and clipped for the silver, these pennies were the workhorse of early England. Finding any that can meet the precise standards of PCGS grading is a true rarity, and in my estimation, undervalued. A beautiful blue-grey even toning to both sides adorns this gem.
Edward I (1272-1307) hammered silver penny. Long cross variety, New coinage beginning 1279. Spink #1393, plate 3g. The most distinctive changes for the new coinage are a better facial image on the obverse, and only a single bar cross rather than double. Highly circulated and clipped for the silver, these pennies were the workhorse of early England. Finding any that can meet the precise standards of PCGS grading is a true rarity, and in my estimation, undervalued. A beautiful blue-grey even toning to both sides adorns this gem.
Edward I (1272-1307) hammered silver penny. Long cross variety, New coinage beginning 1279. Spink #1393, plate 3g. The most distinctive changes for the new coinage are a better facial image on the obverse, and only a single bar cross rather than double. Highly circulated and clipped for the silver, these pennies were the workhorse of early England. Finding any that can meet the precise standards of PCGS grading is a true rarity, and in my estimation, undervalued. A beautiful blue-grey even toning to both sides adorns this gem.
Self Submitted - 2004 - Attractive antique grey toning to peripheral areas while images present a cameo appearance. One of my first eight submissions with PCGS, and to this day, one of my favorites. Just a beautiful coin in general with a very clean and crisp strike. Rayner rated as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Self Submitted - 2004 - Attractive antique grey toning to peripheral areas while images present a cameo appearance. One of my first eight submissions with PCGS, and to this day, one of my favorites. Just a beautiful coin in general with a very clean and crisp strike. Rayner rated as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Self Submitted - 2004 - Attractive antique grey toning to peripheral areas while images present a cameo appearance. One of my first eight submissions with PCGS, and to this day, one of my favorites. Just a beautiful coin in general with a very clean and crisp strike. Rayner rated as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Heritage Auctions (27322) - Apr/May 2012 - Victoria currency Threepence 1887, Jubilee Head, S-3931, KM758, MS67 PCGS, technically superb, fully struck and having exquisite gold and blue iridescent toning. Few exist in this splendid grade. From The Estate of John C. Hugon.
Heritage Auctions (27322) - Apr/May 2012 - Victoria currency Threepence 1887, Jubilee Head, S-3931, KM758, MS67 PCGS, technically superb, fully struck and having exquisite gold and blue iridescent toning. Few exist in this splendid grade. From The Estate of John C. Hugon.
Heritage Auctions (27322) - Apr/May 2012 - Victoria currency Threepence 1887, Jubilee Head, S-3931, KM758, MS67 PCGS, technically superb, fully struck and having exquisite gold and blue iridescent toning. Few exist in this splendid grade. From The Estate of John C. Hugon.
Self Submitted Apr 2012 Secure Plus. Another unrecorded error in either SPINK or Rayner. Beyond clearly DDO variety. Charles II is almost obliterated and Bust clearly doubled. PCGS again doesn't recognize this. Rayner rated the date as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Self Submitted Apr 2012 Secure Plus. Another unrecorded error in either SPINK or Rayner. Beyond clearly DDO variety. Charles II is almost obliterated and Bust clearly doubled. PCGS again doesn't recognize this. Rayner rated the date as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Self Submitted Apr 2012 Secure Plus. Another unrecorded error in either SPINK or Rayner. Beyond clearly DDO variety. Charles II is almost obliterated and Bust clearly doubled. PCGS again doesn't recognize this. Rayner rated the date as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Self Submitted Apr 2012 Secure Plus. Another unrecorded error in either SPINK or Rayner. Beyond clearly DDO variety. Charles II is almost obliterated and Bust clearly doubled. PCGS again doesn't recognize this. Rayner rated the date as Normal - neither scarce or common.
Sep 2012 - HA Longbeach Auction - George III Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, KM647, MS65 RB PCGS, colorful surfaces, a truly beautiful gem example of this type. Variety with 5 gunports on the tiny ship. Coin is stunning in detail and more so as you reflect light off its surfaces.
Sep 2012 - HA Longbeach Auction - George III Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, KM647, MS65 RB PCGS, colorful surfaces, a truly beautiful gem example of this type. Variety with 5 gunports on the tiny ship. Coin is stunning in detail and more so as you reflect light off its surfaces.
Sep 2012 - HA Longbeach Auction - George III Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, KM647, MS65 RB PCGS, colorful surfaces, a truly beautiful gem example of this type. Variety with 5 gunports on the tiny ship. Coin is stunning in detail and more so as you reflect light off its surfaces.
Sep 2012 - HA Longbeach Auction - George III Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, KM647, MS65 RB PCGS, colorful surfaces, a truly beautiful gem example of this type. Variety with 5 gunports on the tiny ship. Coin is stunning in detail and more so as you reflect light off its surfaces.
Self-Submitted, Apr 2016. Obverse: Weak E of GEORGIVUS, Distorted III. Reverse: Double F of FR, Double B of HIB. Rayner rated as Normal, neither scarce or common.
NFC Coins - Sep 2018. Fabulous strike that is toning beautifully. Deep blue and purple fields with bright highlights around the images.
Atlas - Aug 2018. An amazing William & Mary item. Reflective fields in a quality seldom seen in a tin issue, even the plug has a copper sheen to it.
NFC Coin, May 2017. A superb example of the cartwheel penny. WINGS certified as well.
NFC Coin, May 2017. A superb example of the cartwheel penny. WINGS certified as well.
NFC Coin, May 2017. A superb example of the cartwheel penny. WINGS certified as well.
Atlas - Aug 2018. Fantastic golden hue remains on this early George III piece. Striking detail to bust and reverse shield.
Sarasota Numismatics, Aug 2018. Bright surfaces with sharp details adorn both sides of this example.
Sarasota Numismatics, Aug 2018. Bright surfaces with sharp details adorn both sides of this example.
Ebay, Mar 2017. Deep chocolate brown silky surfaces with blue toning to each side. Brilliant detail to Queen Elizabeth II's image and the farthing on the reverse. A stunning little gem.
Ebay, Mar 2017. Deep chocolate brown silky surfaces with blue toning to each side. Brilliant detail to Queen Elizabeth II's image and the farthing on the reverse. A stunning little gem.
Ebay, Mar 2017. Deep chocolate brown silky surfaces with blue toning to each side. Brilliant detail to Queen Elizabeth II's image and the farthing on the reverse. A stunning little gem.
Ebay, Mar 2017. Deep chocolate brown silky surfaces with blue toning to each side. Brilliant detail to Queen Elizabeth II's image and the farthing on the reverse. A stunning little gem.