Entries tagged: toning
Coin Vault - Written by Doug Winter on Saturday, September 10, 2011 20:42 - 0 Comments
1848 $5.00 PCGS AU58
This superbly toned 1848 half eagle is from an interesting group of coins recently found in the South that belonged to an Odd Fellows Home. It consisted of a small number of silver and gold coins that were dated from 1843 to 1848; both Philadelphia and New Orleans pieces were included. Due to the way it was stored, this piece has acquired vivid fuchsia hues on the obverse and reverse.
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Market Blog - Written by Doug Winter on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 15:13 - 3 Comments
Coins with Character
In 2010, you will see a new slogan on the homepage of my website (www.raregoldcoins.com). Besides being catchy, “Coins with Character” represents a philosophy that guides me as a buyer and which I try to impart to collectors. Let me explain what, in my opinion, this expression means.
Before the recent November Baltimore coin show, I sat down and made a list of the sort of coins I wanted to make an extra effort to purchase.
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