Have you been an ebay winner today?

Started by trout, November 04, 2012, 05:54:56 PM

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Basil

Quote from: 'autocoupler' pid='114229' dateline='1519020437'Not cuds Basil, the pics were taken through saflips, just marks on the outside.

Ok,Thanks,need my glasses.
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JeffH

I have a lot of 50¢ commemorative coins in the range of aUNC to UNC, except virtually no 1994, and want to make up some sets to take to forthcoming markets.
Hopefully these will do the job for me (and they look like the wide date variety).
20 x UNC 1994 "Year of Family" 50 cent coins from split Mint roll.
Fingers crossed.
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runway

Quote from: 'JeffH' pid='115435' dateline='1527238807'I have a lot of 50¢ commemorative coins in the range of aUNC to UNC, except virtually no 1994, and want to make up some sets to take to forthcoming markets.
Hopefully these will do the job for me (and they look like the wide date variety).
20 x UNC 1994 "Year of Family" 50 cent coins from split Mint roll.
Fingers crossed.
Jeff I honestly think wide or narrow date 50c coins are all common it's just in the PNC that the narrow date is RARE
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123456789

Turn up in the post today a fantastic example of the wide date. 
Should grade 64 with a possible RB

123456789

Quote from: '123456789' pid='121326' dateline='1580904586'Turn up in the post today a fantastic example of the wide date. 
Should grade 64 with a possible RB

autocoupler

Is the staining on the obverse possibly verdigris? Good find in higher grade regardless.
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123456789

Quote from: 'autocoupler' pid='121329' dateline='1580912171'Is the staining on the obverse possibly verdigris? Good find in higher grade regardless.

No it just a couple of dark spots