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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-10 MS65 PCGS #38701

CAC. Recently ex Barrow, ex Meaney. Lovely instance of the common LM-10 marriage. Grateful to Ted to make another step forward in my (painstakingly slow) side quest to get a CAC-approved Gem for each of the 9 years.

1834 H10C 3/Inverted 3 FS-301, LM-1 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 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!