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1886 Morgan Dollar
COMET
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United States
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Old Post Posted 10/19/2013  2:47 pm
MS 63. If the reverse was better closer to 64.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
1901-O Morgan, Raw Purchase
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 10/19/2013  2:44 pm
MS 63. Nice looking coin.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Rainbow 1885-O Morgan Dollar: Still Workin' On Those Photos
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 10/15/2013  01:51 am
Sometimes the toning is hard to capture on a coin, the slab doesn't make it any easier. You may need three lamps and may need to filter one or two of them. In any case that is a sweet looking toner.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins

1891 CC Morgan Dollar Grading And Authentication Help
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 10/13/2013  4:32 pm
Looks counterfeit. Take a close look at the R and I in Pluribis. that complete part looks like an extra addition coming forth from the cap. It shouldn't look like that, the font also looks off.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
1887-P Morgan; PCGS
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 10/13/2013  4:21 pm
MS 63. I would guess that the coin looks better in hand. Otherwise maybe even MS 61.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
Storage US Coins. How Do You Organise Them?
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 10/13/2013  3:42 pm
I tried so many different methods but have finally settled for the two I find the easiest. Better coins in Airtites and in Airtite tubes. Lower grade coin in Saflips and in a box.
Forum: US Modern Coins
 
Does The Drop In Gold/Silver Change Your Collecting Goals?
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 05/26/2013  3:12 pm
I collect mainly for numismatic value. But with the recent drop in gold, its got me thinking about buying world gold coins. Most stores and online dealers treat them like bullion coins. If I can find some places that don't charge a large premium I would pick some up.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
The Addiction Continues....morgans
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 05/26/2013  3:06 pm
Nice coins, the toner looks sweet. Do the coins have luster on them? I can't tell from the pictures.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
1921 Peace Dollar Plus Morgans
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 05/18/2013  11:01 pm
Nice lot of coins. I like the 1921 Peace dollar.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
Morgan & Peace Dollar Pickup
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 05/11/2013  11:46 pm
Nice silver dollars. I'm a big fan of Morgan and Peace dollars, and those prices don't seem to be that high considering the conditions they're in.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
What Is The Maximum You Would Pay For Note?
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 12/08/2012  10:48 am
Well the two notes I want the most will cost me anywhere from $1,000 to $2,000 if not a bit more. I will be slowly saving up for them.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes
 
Show Us Your Latest Acquisitions
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/30/2012  12:26 am
Here is one recent addition



Forum: World Paper Money and Banknotes
 
What Is Your Favorite US Banknote Theme?
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/17/2012  1:54 pm
I really like Silver Certificate Large Notes, would like to get more too if they weren't so expensive. But I also collect many other series including small sized notes.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes

A Few Additional Pickups
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/16/2012  11:01 pm
Some really good looking notes. Its always important to look on the back of the note. I'm guessing most people fold their notes towards the reverse, thus the marks are usually more distinguished on that side.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes
 
Finding $5 And $10 Hawaii Notes Is Harder Than I Thought!
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/16/2012  10:58 pm
The Hawaii notes are a bit different then the North Africa notes. In a way they are harder because of the print runs. I am not entirely sure on exact specifics but the one dollar Hawaii notes that has A prefixes carry a large premium, especially in high grades. Also note that the Hawaii $20 and North Africa $10 notes has another series that does not have the A after the year. These are usually more expensive as well.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes
 
Suggestion For Currency Holders For World Currency
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/13/2012  11:10 pm

Quote:
Since I'll need atleast 100 its gunna cost me 50 to 70$US


That sounds pretty high, there are several sites that lists packs of 100 for about half the price you quoted.

Here is another one.

http://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/pro...t=239&page=1
Forum: World Paper Money and Banknotes
 
Potential Pick-Up - 1928-A $1 Fr.1601 PMG VF35
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/13/2012  11:01 pm
I believe I know the seller of this note. They are pretty reputable and looking at the note I would say its right around a mid-XF.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes
 
So What Bills Are You Hunting?
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/13/2012  10:55 pm
Too many to list but on the top of my list is a $5 Silver Cert. North Africa.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes
 
Leave Pencil Marks Or Erase?
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/13/2012  02:52 am
Wish I had seen your thread before you decided to use an eraser. Basically any rubbing of foreign material would take some layer of paper off. If you do decide to send it in to grade it just may come back with a NET grade.

In the future if you must remove light pencil marks from any printed media you should be using a kneaded eraser. These erasers are like soft clay and can basically pick up pencil marks rather than rub them off. And when using them you should still go easy and just roll them back and forth over the surface rather than rubbing on the paper.
Forum: US Paper Money and Banknotes
 
Suggestion For Currency Holders For World Currency
COMET
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United States
223 Posts
Old Post Posted 11/13/2012  02:45 am
Are the sleeves you want the top loading ones? If thats the case the holders from SuperSafe or basically any brand that mentions top loading are the ones you want. There are two major things you should look out for. The thickness of the material and the fact that it is PVC / vinyl free.
Forum: World Paper Money and Banknotes
 


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