Estate lot purchase and grading

I purchased an estate lot, from a gentleman who spent his life traveling the world, collecting coins. He was an avid numismatist. He passed away, an I was afforded the opportunity to aquire some of his collection. I didn't know him, but fealt the need to have this remainder of his collection graded and slabbed, regardless of their value. Some of these coins have beautiful eye appeal, and as a tribute to him, not knowing him, but appreciating his love of collecting, I want to post pics of these coins as they return. I welcome all feedback and hope they appeal to you as they do, me! Pics to follow.

Those oppurtunities dont come up to often.Beautiful coins.

It was a stroke of luck opportunity! I have more out for grading! And one beautiful 1931 Mozart medal, that is having PVC residue removal restoration done! It's labeled as a "Gem" but unfortunately the PVC coated part of the coin over the years! I'll post pics upon their return.

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​nice! Have you got more hungarian coins in the collection? I like to see them :)

This is 1915 kb 1 korona. So far it's the only other Hungarian coin I've found. Pete

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​AU55 seems pretty generous for this one

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​​AU55 seems pretty generous for this one

​not the greatest quality pic! If you look the Cert# on PCGS , it's got the true view pic! But I'll take a closer look once I'm home, at Sea at the moment! :-)