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Good job. I just started mine.
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I just started mine. Enjoy the journey and  to the Community! |
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Good job. I just started mine. Stick with it, it's a great adventure. Especially when coin shows start back up in earnest. I recently upgraded all of my LWCs from 1935 to 1958 on ebay. You can purchase P,D and S red AU sets for a fairly reasonable price. The hunt can be so much fun. I did hours upon hours of coin roll hunting (CRH) with my kids to fill in and upgrade much of the LMCs and LSCs in my album and theirs. I also did something kind of odd... Whenever I ran across a cent that was in fantastic shape but not as good as what I had in my book I saved it in a tube. I have hundreds of tubes packed with desiccants stashed at my house for (hopefully my future grandkids) someone to go through someday. I wonder how the Zincolns will fare over time. |
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WOW what an accomplishment. I really do not know much about the Lincoln Cent, I can admit. But from what I have been learning. Very well done!!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Thank you MiguelStacks for your kind words.
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Pillar of the Community
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Here is the pocket page option that I decided to go with for my 09-S-VDB. The album matches my Dansco Lincoln Cent Album and I won't have to crack the cent out of the slab. Now I'm considering reslabbing my key dates that I broke out and adding them to this Album but we will see.  Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507 |
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That'll work!  ! |
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Pillar of the Community
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Very nice accomplishment...always a good feeling to fill an album...congrats.
KK
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks KK. I'm excited to start something new.
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I'm still trying to fill my Whitman State & ATB P/D Quarters from circulation...took forever to get a Montana "D"...the 2009's...2010's...2011's "D's" are killers for me, being on the East Coast. KK |
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Does your Album have slots for the 55, 72 & 95 doubled dies? Do you have slots for all the 2009's? Have slots for all the 60's and 70's? How about that 22 Plain? Actually some would say until every possible coin would be needed to really complete a set. Are you missing any of those?
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Hey justcarl. I have the Dansco number 8100 Album. It has holes for the 1960 P and D small and large dates. 1970-S small and large dates. 1979-S type 1 and 2. All 4 of the 2009 P D and S and all proof issues throughout the album. I consider, in my humble opinion, that the 1922 no D to be an error coin so I filled the hole with a blank planchet. I don't deem that to be a requirement for a complete set. I know there is much controversy over this. Some collectors say it's a must while others say the opposite. Regardless in my mind I consider my collection proudly complete.  I'm sure I just opened a floodgate of opinions. They are most welcome. Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507 |
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Quote:Here is the pocket page option that I decided to go with for my 09-S-VDB. The album matches my Dansco Lincoln Cent Album and I won't have to crack the cent out of the slab. Looking good! Quote:
Now I'm considering reslabbing my key dates that I broke out and adding them to this Album but we will see. Interesting.  |
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