Just received this one today and looks like it might go MS64.Does
anyone agree?
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That's one lovely sixpence Stevo!
Beautiful!!!
I think its 65.
Wow that's a beauty.
Yes, I'd say 64. A bit of chatter in the fields in the obverse fields, but could be fine in hand.
Well it looks like a 64 or a 65 so I'll be getting this one slabbed I think
OMG I can't believe such a coin this old is in such a beautiful unc condition.Unreal stevo1962 that coin is fantastic
I'd be happy if I look that good when I'm 103 years old
Quote from: 'stevo1962' pid='35010' dateline='1385036236'I'd be happy if I look that good when I'm 103 years old
Look as good when I am 103. I will not.
Nice coin!
Nice coin, I'll go with 64+
If Walter says 64+ I would have it slabbed. I think Walter has some experience in grading pre-decimal coins. :shock:
Impressive Steve, you just 'keep on keepin on' with these gems.!!
super coin , i wish i had a 1910 florin like that , yep send it on a USA holiday
Quote from: 'Robster' pid='35034' dateline='1385066667'Impressive Steve, you just 'keep on keepin on' with these gems.!!
Yeah there seems to be a stash of these coins surfacing in the UK ,Canada and the US from time to time but you have to be searching regularly so not to miss them when they do come up
Quote from: 'bellyflorin' pid='35036' dateline='1385068779'super coin , i wish i had a 1910 florin like that , yep send it on a USA holiday
If it was a florin you can bet it would have cost me $2000 and not $200
Here's one that Walter nailed exactly - good one Walter
http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/29512623.html
Awesome, well done Steve and well picked Walter, let me pick your brains :zomby:
I will work this all out one day and look out pcgs when I do :angel: