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13 years 6 months ago #2651
by Loosechange
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Replied by Loosechange on topic Re:1881-CC $5
Drummer, that is a mighty fine half eagle there. Isn't the 1881-CC half eagle a tough coin to find? Yours has a lot of meat on the bone, and is that a reddish gold color I see? it is a beauty.
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13 years 6 months ago #2656
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Replied by coindrummer on topic Re:1881-CC $5
Hi Loosechange
There indeed is a bit of reddish undertones in this coin (1881-CC $5)
...more so on the obverse. This date is as rare as some of the vaunted 1870's "CC" half eagle issues. Very nice examples can be located for a premium.
I purchased this particular coin from Rusty and it was the final piece..."the cap"....to my complete 19 coin "CC" half eagle set.
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There indeed is a bit of reddish undertones in this coin (1881-CC $5)
...more so on the obverse. This date is as rare as some of the vaunted 1870's "CC" half eagle issues. Very nice examples can be located for a premium.
I purchased this particular coin from Rusty and it was the final piece..."the cap"....to my complete 19 coin "CC" half eagle set.
the drummer
C4OA Lifer!
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