Had a really fun and informative time going through a mix of rarer U.S. type coins and practicing grading them!! There were a lot of coins so rare that I hadn't previously encountered them, so I was thankful for today's opportunity. I definitely didn't get all of the grades right, but overall learned a bunch and was able to see a nice mix of coins while developing my eye and sense of how the grading companies view coins. I think it's awesome to get in front of as many coins as I can, and I've been so thankful to Heritage Auctions for hosting me for a wonderful internship… and glad to be able to bring some of their coins to the cameras!
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Neat to be on site at Heritage coins! These are incredible gems. That 1861 quarter eagle is from year Civil War started. Amazing coin. That 1839-O gold coin is also a find.
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That beautiful 1800 silver dollar has me jealous. My oldest American coin is a penny from 1812 and it looks like a train ran it over lol
That proof two cent coin was just stunning. To think of how well that must have been maintained over all of this time to be a 66 red, especially given the rate at which copper decays!
Nice job grading! I was way off on the 1803 MS61, looked AU at best to me!
The 1861 gold coin is stunning.
All of these coins are breathtaking.
This was a very nice assortment of 🪙’s. Thank you for sharing.