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Pillar of the Community
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I'll have to head to the bank and get some too.
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Pillar of the Community
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One thing that I have noticed is a Presidential dollar can slab in a high grade with some rim damage. I would say MS 65-66 depending on the amount of rim hits. |
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why slab prez dollars will any of them be over $100 in value?
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they are all with the rim like that , is not any kind of damage ! maybe because is just a business circulation strike and not a proof set .
tumbleweedtrumpet you are right they always have some flows , hits on the rim probably during the production process but they are all cameo , if was not by the rim it would be up to ms67-68 cameo though .
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02/28/2011 8:30 pm
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I received an ANACS MS-67 in the mail today, and it has a considerable amount of rim dings.
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I got a couple rolls of these Johnson's last week from my bank too ! There were about 7 or 8 really good keepers in the $25.00 roll. I only put the Presidential Proofs in my Whitman album.....the BU's go into two different folders I maintain, and then I send a couple off to a Nephew so he can maintain his. By the way....none of mine had that rim damage ! ......  Edited by eaglefoot
02/28/2011 8:36 pm
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I usually just get a roll the week they are released and pick 2-3 nice coins out for myself and friends and then spend the rest. It is nice to be able to get them at face value.
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When I said "all of them was with flows and dings on the rim" , I was talking about the ones I got from the bank and not all the Presidential dollar ! The George Washington that we always see on tv saing they are the most rare bla bla bla was very hard to find in circulation (special BU-MS ) then last year they showed up in large scale so when I got my roll from the bank last year I couldn't believe how nice BU-67 some of them cameo and they where sailing them like 3 almost 4 dollars each and I also got them per face value after keep such bad ones 3 years on my withman only because I couldn't find them in good condition and never agree to pay what they asked on tv ! Sometimes worth to be patience . |
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If anyone has D's and wants P's look for my post in the trade thread.
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Rolls of Andrew Johnson Dollar Coins are in a couple of Banks in Charlotte , North Carolina area includig Salisbury and Mt. Holly
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I got my Andrew Johnson dollar coins yesterday...P and D ! The dollar coins are the only new coins my bank ever gets,they dont get the quarters any more...they dont even get the new rolls of cents.  |
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lincolncentguy: Your bank gets P and D rolls? Wonder how they do that?
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Hey RPT! My bank only gets P's. I had to get the D at the coin shop. I forgot to tell ya that. |
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I got a brand new roll of the Andrew Johnson dollars from my bank yesterday. Anyone want to trade my D mint for your P mint dollars? I am in my 28th year an ANA member, LM-3175. |
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I dont know about the grade. The rim and the nick on the neck stick out I see it so would a grader.
Thats the problem I had also with the dollar coins is contact marks. I got a few rolls of abes and looked at at each coin they all had contact marks.
I suspect its such a heavey coin as they get minted then dumped out into a holding area into bags or a machine to roll them , they must fall on each other and leave those contact marks.
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