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Wow, that is a beautiful coin. I'm standing in the jealous line.
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Pillar of the Community
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I just love the matte proofs. It is a way to get a coin that looks flawless without making it all shiny and fake looking like regular proofs that I dislike so much. I just recently bought the 1994 matte nickel!
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I just love the matte proofs. It is a way to get a coin that looks flawless without making it all shiny and fake looking like regular proofs that I dislike so much. I just recently bought the 1994 matte nickel! Murrellington I agree, the matte proof look is something I really like. I wish there was more of them. I have two of the 1994's but have been thinking of picking up some more, I think they are a good deal right now |
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Very nice!  I seldom say this, so enjoy it while you can... Do not open that slab!  |
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Wowzers! That coin has quadrupled in value now! Nice one!
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Murrellington I agree, the matte proof look is something I really like. I wish there was more of them. I have two of the 1994's but have been thinking of picking up some more, I think they are a good deal right now The only thing I dislike about my 1994 matte nickel is the gold toning on the reverse from sitting in the currency set. I'm a fan of toning, but not a plain gold tone over the entire face. Distracting and not very pretty to me. |
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Many congratulations on the awesome coin! I'm not a big fan of proof-only issues myself, but this one is definitely an exception. Well done!
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Pillar of the Community
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Wow that is a very very very awesome coin Gold Rush! If you decide not to collect Kennedy half dollars anymore....you can send that to me!  |
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jbuck: Do not open that slab  Ah, yes, even the mighty slab-cracker jbuck hesitates at (PCGS/NCG) slabs bearing the number 70.  Congratulations on a stunning coin that looks entirely fitting for its SP 70 grade. Edited by DNA
09/04/2011 11:35 am
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Ah, yes, even the mighty slab-cracker jbuck hesitates at (PCGS/NCG) slabs bearing the number 70. It does help that there is no spot in the Dansco for it. But even if there were, I would find something other than a top tier slabbed SP-70 to put in the hole. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Very very nice. A true 70
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Using the Coin Certification Lookup on NGC Population of SP70 is 298
NGC Price Guide Lists it at $600
Very Nice Coin
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Using the Coin Certification Lookup on NGC Population of SP70 is 298 wif99 Thank you for looking up the population .. I like that number |
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I keep coming back to this thread to see your coin. And I absolutely love it. First off I love kennedys! Secondly, I love any matte proof coin. Thirly I love ms70 coins, lol. So your coin is priceless!
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I found a 2010 in circulation that was in such great shape, and looked so nice that I bought a couple of rolls of 2011 halves form the mint. I've been shopping for graded liberty halves on ebay, and not much to find. |
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