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Nicely presented information. Thanks for sharing it.

Not my area but I can say it's a beauty. Hope someone comes along soon with some good information for you.

1523 Anyone? Someone? Buhler? 1523?

Very interesting. That's a neat form of collecting.

Got it to load. That's a neat looking coin.

I can't get the picture to load, but this is very interesting so I've marked it and will come back when my internet connection is working correctly.

I believe that it's a token (game piece). It's not a coin.

Nice pennies Sandy. I much prefer the design of the George V coins. The circles of dots are quite attractive - to me.

We've been 1525 bound for quite some time now. HELP!!!!

Having the medal and the photo both is super.

Very nice specimen Bill.

Nice giveaway Huss. Congrats Doc.

Thanks Bob that's good input. I've sort of given up on the PCGS thing after contacting them several times about it. They insist that they have to reslab the coin and cannot put it in the database without doing so -- hence no way to put it in the Registry Set. I'll contact them again later today and see if I can press the issue a bit further.

Very nice Scott. Good to see you about.

Wonderful coins.

I have a few rattlers in my collection but have only purchased one of them specifically to get the old slab. On top of that it turns out that PCGS wants to re-slab the coin before they'll allow it to be added to a registry set -- it's a very old slab. Of course when I would send them the old slabbed coin, per their own t's & c's, they could replace it with another coin of same date, mm, condition but in a new slab. SO I'd lose the old slab that I wanted for my set and that I in fact paid a premium to acquire. This does not make me a happy camper and in fact it is the reason that I have stopped all progress on my PCGS registry sets. Anyway..... Here's the slab in question. 1953 5C PR66 PCGS - BAD SLAB!!!! by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr

Nice writeup Kevin.

Thanks. I haven't looked it up yet. But I plan to. It was produced between June and August of 1974.

Like the coins and the photography very much.

Very nice additions to your collection Ian. Good to see you're active these days.

Hello Elliott and welcome to CoinPeople. Hope you get to share and learn here.

That's a great looking coin. Strong portrait.

Got this beauty on ebay. Came in yesterday's mail. I haven't developed the test roll from it yet but everything seems to be working fine. Nikon F2 Photomic wDP-1 Finder by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr Nikon 43-86mm f35 lens for F2Photomic by UGotaHaveArt, on Flickr

Beautiful series of patterns. Photography is wonderful, as always.

Beautiful addition Mark. I'm jealous.