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25C 1893 ISABELLA
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NGC MS 63
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One of the first I bought. The toning is strong with a deep brown hue with colorful bursts.
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S$1 1900 LAFAYETTE
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50C 1935 ARKANSAS
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NGC MS 64
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When it comes to ideal subtle manila envelope toning, this is pretty close to perfection.
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50C 1936 BOONE
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NGC MS 66
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Every time I look at a Boone, I think he's wearing a baseball cap backwards.
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50C 1936 BRIDGEPORT
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PCGS MS 64
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50C 1936 S CINCINNATI
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PCGS MS 65
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Yeah, a well deserved commemorative... :/
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50C 1936 CLEVELAND
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PCGS MS 64
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50C 1893 COLUMBIAN
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NGC MS 64
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Soft pastel toning highlights this attractive tribute.
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50C 1935 CONNECTICUT
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PCGS MS 62
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One of my favorite designs. Honestly feel it's undergraded, and unfortunately, (for me) it's blast white.
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50C 1936 DELAWARE
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PCGS MS 65
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Why is there a bird (chicken?) passing gas on top of the Old Swedes Church?
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50C 1946 IOWA
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PCGS MS 64
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50C 1936 LONG ISLAND
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PCGS MS 65
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Honestly? Bleh....
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50C 1936 NORFOLK
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NGC MS 66
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Blast white, high-ish grade, and cluttered with dates and wording. What else can you say about the Norfolk?
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50C 1934 D OREGON TRAIL
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PCGS MS 65
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Unlike many, The Oregon is not my favorite, but this is a fine example, and isn't blast white, which I found appealing.
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50C 1936 D RHODE ISLAND
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PCGS MS 65
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Looks like two frames from a comic strip. I guess the third frame is the punchline. Just a fun coin.
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50C 1926 AMERICAN SESQUICENTENNIAL
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PCGS MS 64
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Deep reds & oranges that look better from a distance, but still a nice coin.
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50C 1925 FORT VANCOUVER
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NGC MS 63
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Dark but colorful. Suits me just fine.
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50C 1946 D BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
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PCGS MS 64
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The Booker T Washington was one of the few coins that honors a truly deserving individual. The BTW's are in my Top 5 of favorite coins.
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50C 1954 S WASHINGTON-CARVER
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NGC MS 66
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It's nice to see 2 historically important people on a coin that deserve to be there.
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50C 1936 WISCONSIN
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PCGS MS 66
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A burly arm with a pick axe, and a badger. Possibly the manliest coin ever. Is Tim Allen the designer?
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50C 1936 YORK
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PCGS MS 65
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Lincoln Logs designed this coin's obverse I think. Reminds me of playing cowboys and Indians as a kid.
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MEDAL 1925 NORSE AMERICAN THIN SILVER
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NGC MS 62
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Who can resist an octagonal sharped medal (pseudo-coin) with a Viking on it?
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