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1829 H10C LM-3 MS64 PCGS #38614

R2. Saw this on Heritage and fell in love, so I determined to win it. It replaces an MS63 in this marriage that was a fine coin. I can't imagine improving over this coin--for me, it's the total package.

1830 H10C LM-14 MS65 PCGS #38653

R3. CAC. Snapped up from US Coins when it hit eBay, to replace one that didn't cross. Cartwheel luster abounds.

1831 H10C LM-1.1 MS65 PCGS #38654

R5. CAC. Ex Meaney via Perkins. Really clean and lustrous.

1832 H10C LM-4 MS64 PCGS #38666

R4. From Stateline Coin Exchange. Very pretty.

1833 H10C LM-1 MS64 PCGS #38686

R3. CAC. From David Lawrence. An early purchase, I wasn't sure how I felt about this one at first. But as I've been educated by those more experienced, and as my tastes develop, I have grown to love this one. Dramatic smoky toning provides a contrast for the gorgeous luster, and all of it accentuates the strong strike. The bit of chatter (which is probably what kept it from Gem) isn't noteworthy to me.

1834 H10C LM-1, FS-301 3/Inverted 3 MS63+ PCGS #38705

R2. This is one of two marriages known as "3/inv 3" due to the 3 in the date having first been punched flipped on its vertical axis, then corrected (together, the punches would make it look like an 8). As a Redbook variety, it's in demand. When I spotted this on Harlan J. Berk's site, I decided to upgrade my colorful and crunchy AU58. I'm a sucker for color, but I also like "+" coins.

1835 H10C LM-9.1 Sm Date, Large 5C MS65 PCGS #38717

R2. From eBay in an NGC MS64 holder. Cracked and submitted raw. I was pleased that PCGS saw the Gem quality!

1836 H10C LM-5 MS64 PCGS #38728

R2. CAC. From JJ Teaparty.

1837 H10C LM-5 MS65 PCGS #38733

R1. CAC. Ex Chuck Link. Lovely coin that I had to stretch for a bit, as '37s in Gem are precious. No regrets!