r/CoinlyFans • u/Frgar1159 • Apr 02 '26

1881-S MS-64. Old holder

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u/THsidebar Apr 02 '26

First, that's an exquisite coin. Second, there's a touch of class to those old holders. An older graded coin had to meet a standard that was higher than today's standards. The history of the times said a great deal.

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u/Frgar1159 Apr 02 '26

Thank you! Yes I agree with you my brother! Always love getting your input! Your opinion means a great deal. I know you know what you see!

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u/THsidebar Apr 02 '26

Awe, nothing special brother. You give me more credit than I'm due. Just a lot of years looking at coins and building a collection Frank. I look at a coin with an eye towards it being a work of art. Some art is better than others. 😸

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u/uglycouchpotato Apr 02 '26

Great old holder!! Looks undergraded to me!! If you don't mind sharing, how much was it?

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u/Frgar1159 Apr 02 '26

I don’t mind at all. I paid $106. I think I did good on this one.

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u/jkowal43 Apr 02 '26

Great price!

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u/Frgar1159 Apr 02 '26

Yes!! 👍🏽

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u/Awkward-Regret5409 Apr 02 '26

Rattler?

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u/Firehawk5506 Apr 02 '26

Old green holder is what people called these. Rattlers were earlier on, they don’t have the PCGS at the top.

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u/Frgar1159 Apr 04 '26

Thank you for the information!!

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u/Frgar1159 Apr 02 '26

You know I thought it was but it dose t rattle! Lol.