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1806 1/2C Small 6, No Stems VF35BN PCGS #1093

gorgeous, original brown surfaces. a great planchet. when the coin is tilted in the light all the hair relief detail comes into play!

1832 1/2C AU53BN PCGS #1159

VERY nice medium brown planchet(screen may show it darker than is). Very light, even wear. Not as common to find this nice as people might think. I literally jumped on this coin as soon as I saw its availability at RCNH.

1803 1C Small Date, Large Fraction F15BN PCGS #1485

The perfect type coin in the maximum grade I could afford. smooth, problem-free surfaces, uniform dark chocolate brown. 1803, the perfect date. great obverse detail approaching vf20

1812 1C Small Date VG10BN PCGS #1561

tough, tough type coin to find with a reasonable planchet. this one seems to fit the bill with a non-porous, chocolate brown surface and strong vg-10 detail

1838 1C AU50BN PCGS #1741

stunning copper and beautiful, textured original color. TCC!

1857 1C Flying Eagle XF45 PCGS #2016

wholesome, original with nice strike save the A in states. the wear is nice and even and the feathers are very near complete!

1859 1C AU50 PCGS #2052

wholesome surfaces, light wear, 3.5 diamonds-a perfect type coin!

1861 3CS AU55 PCGS #3679

steel-blue, light bronze-gold toning!! what a wonderfully original piece! Tyhe toning is subtle and bold at the same time while not robbing the luster on the obverse devices

1867 5C Rays XF45 PCGS #3791

truly, a perfect type piece. besides the great strike and original surfaces, it was in the grade/price range I needed

1831 H10C XF40 PCGS #4278

pretty good match with the half dollar, a fair amount of luster(both sides) not visible in the pic

1837 H10C Seated, Small Date VF25 PCGS #4312

I love the no stars! Liberty here is like a portrait floating on a device-free background. the original surfaces are key here. a special coin, bought raw several years ago and now in a PCGS picture-frame, I mean, holder!

1853-O H10C Arrows AU50 PCGS #4357

beautiful luster, great surfaces. a wholesome original miniature!

1860 H10C XF45 PCGS #4377

very original envelope-burn toning!

1832 10C XF40 PCGS #4521

"the look". It took an instant to fall in love with this one. the dirt/grime(like on seated coinage) not only gives the coin a two-tone appearance but gives the devices some contrast which make them stand out to the eye.

1884 10C AU55 PCGS #4692

gorgeous AU55 here, the head is just a tad soft, the pic is not best either here but there is considerable detail in-hand. light gold with hints of green and rose; these colors produce a kaleidoscope effect when the coin is rotated in person! the flat pic only produces limited 2-dimensional characteristics. again it's the natural toning here that is unquestionable here.

1875-S 20C XF40 PCGS #5298

an original, untampered-with album-toned piece, not so easy to find. soft liberty, but nice xf details otherwise

1835 25C VF30 PCGS #5354

just a nice choice VF which makes a nice pairing with the dime.

1861 25C XF40 PCGS #5454

like the capped bust dime the sight of the coin immediately grabbed me. literally, a no-brainer purchase!

1855 25C XF45 PCGS #5435

perfect type coin! these arrows are not easy to find in this grade for some reason-nice gold-gray.

1875 25C AU50 PCGS #5498

a great match with my seated half-dime and dime.

1826 50C XF40 PCGS #6143

O-108A, obvious original patina-such a thrill to own an early bustie in this grade! As part of a pure design set, this would serve the capped bust entry as, in this case, the half dime, dime and quarter would be unnecessary.

1861 50C XF45 PCGS #6302

deceptively difficult to find this original and in the grade and common date I sought, this is a type collector dream coin! Civil War date is always a plus, but it is the way that the dirt and toning which gets into the dress folds that adds depth to the appearance. Thank you Alex Barna, for finding this special piece!

1854-O 50C VF35 PCGS #6280

absolutely love the mottled toning on this one!

1907-D 50C AU58 PCGS #6509

It took three years to find this coin! Yes, dipped, but there is a lot of meat left on the bone. Nice metal-flow here with the wings and eagle's head "appearing" on the obverse of the coin. Great to see when rotating the coin in the holder. Hair above eye is complete and only slight rub on cheek and neck. The luster though is seemingly unbroken.

1847 $1 VF35 PCGS #6934

Purchases are now coming fewer and farther between. the quest for original coins gets more difficult, but here one came along with original patina and dirt in the perfect collector grade of vf-35! Nice that the clasp is all there. Strong Liberty for grade and even though hair detail could be better, nice head detail.

1877 T$1 XF45 PCGS #7044

a very difficult but satisfying purchase. On an RCNH wishlist for grade, common date and originality, the last being particularly hard to find.

1926 $2.50 AU58 PCGS #7950

beautiful, unmessed-with warm gold surfaces. a 58 that looks like an unc! wonderful luster on the obverse which is not common. notice the luster band coming down diagonally on the headdress feathers: this is caused by the metal flow induced by the reverse eagle's back feathers. a PQ58 here!

1911 $10 AU58 PCGS #8868

my first ASG designed coin! perfect original super slider with just the slightest bit of rub on the cheek. The perfect choice for type-grade-cost.