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Rest in Peace
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I'm working on the same ones that Nod is working on. 7070, and slq album(upgrading/selling alon the way). Also working on a second 7070 for gold only types.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I forgot to add State and National Parks Silver Quarters.
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Valued Member
United States
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Working on: (all Dansco albums) 7070 (several blanks) Lincoln cents w/ proofs (complete 1939-present except 1970-S small date) Roosevelt dimes w/ proofs (missing mostly proofs, a couple dates in the 1970s, 1996-W) Kennedy halves (1987-P and D are in the mail, other than that I have all business strikes and 4 clad proofs) Complete to date: Jefferson nickels w/ proofs National Parks quarters w/ proofs Sacagawea dollars w/ proofs Presidential dollars w/ proofs |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote:I am currently working on three. The Lincoln Cent album and the 7070 are the first two. The third is a custom album that holds Indian Head cents, Buffalo nickels, and Mercury dimes. I like those do it yourself types of Albums. I'm courious as to why those in one Album? They all have different dates and sizes and colors. So what is the reasoning for those? |
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All three of these sets are two pages, while the smallest Dansco binder holds four pages. I really dislike the slack space, so I bought a binder that could hold six pages and bought six generic pages (two of each denomination). The only thing these three types have in common is that they proceed the current modern types for each denomination. The last of the effigies.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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All three of these sets are two pages, while the smallest Dansco binder holds four pages. I really dislike the slack space, so I bought a binder that could hold six pages and bought six generic pages (two of each denomination). And I do just the opposite. I get the largest binders from Whitman which usually hold 10 pages. And I wish they made them bigger. |
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I forgot to add:
Canadian cents from U.S. circulation
Canadian nickels from U.S circulation
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Valued Member
Canada
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pl sets, silver dollars, and picking up key date coins
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Valued Member
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mtm, those sound like good albums to start with. Are you filling them from circulation?
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Valued Member
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mtm, those sound like good albums to start with. Are you filling them from circulation? Going to see how far I can get from circulation anyways.  Hard to find the early Washington quarters and some of the wheat cents but we'll see how it goes. Currently grabbing a box of cents and a handful of quarter rolls each time I restock. Sounds like nickles are the easiest to complete from circulation so going to work on that next. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Not having any luck for a long time at banks for half dollars I made my list for a coin show with all the missing Kennedy half dollars I need to fill several Albums. At the coin show I found one dealer with all of what I needed, he made me a great deal on them, got all the ones to fill several Albums. At home yesterday I filled them all so now can just put them away. All have 10 pages so nothing more can be added and no desire to start new ones for after those. |
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United States
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Congrats on finishing your Kennedy halves albums Carl! I am hoping I can finish my BU Franklin halves album soon (It will be my first complete album!). |
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