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Coin Inventory: World Coins: Central America: Panama | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| Light silver surfaces. | 1801-080 | |||||
| A bright, lustrous and fully struck coin. | 1606-096 | |||||
| A nicely toned old silver coin with a light obverse and more bluish reverse toning.. | 1902-143-165 | |||||
| Nice detail with little wear, but a somewhat dull appearance. | 1802-099 | |||||
| An brilliant, fully lustrous coin with the barest trace of wear. The strike is full, and the only mark is a small planchet void by the date. | 2001-081 | |||||
| Fully struck with a little wear. Lightly cleaned with a few hairlines on white surfaces. | 1612-028-1 | |||||
| Totally original with pearl grey toning and no distracting marks. | 1801-236 | |||||
| A well struck coin with a little wear and deep original toning. | 2003-099 | |||||
| Well struck with a lot of lustre left. There is an arcing strike thru on the obverse from the date to the cheek, to make this one interesting! | 1612-028-2 | |||||
| A problem free coin with lustrous light brown toning to attest to its originality. Just a trace of rub on Balboa's cheek. Fresh from PCGS. | 1906-084 | |||||
| A naturally toned coin that is problem free. A nice example for a type set with full details still remaining. | 1911-324 | |||||
| An original light grey, problem free example. | 2002-225-61 | |||||
| Light silver surfaces with adequate lustre. | 1710-176 | |||||
| A lightly toned old silver coin. | 1902-143-164 | |||||
| A well detailed coin that was gently cleaned long ago and has toned back light silver/grey. | 1902-143-167 | |||||
| An original, dirty silver grey of this scarcer date (as many were later melted). | 1902-143-166 | |||||
| A lightly doubled die south reverse with frosty original surfaces. | 1606-092 | |||||
| A trace of wear on a fully struck coin with the typical doubled die obverse. Doubling on the lower reverse Balboa and ornament below. | 9403-033 | |||||
| Doubled die obverse visible on date and REP. A pretty little coin light russet and violet toning over the fully lustrous, frosty virgin surfaces. A very nice example. | 1606-091 | |||||
| An example of the scarcer non-doubled obverse die. Nice bright cartwheel lustre on both sides. | 1012-075-22 | |||||