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Valued Member
United States
234 Posts |
Hmmm well for 2013 I want to:
1. Find a nearby dealer,
2. Get more world junk silver.
3. get more us silver
4.More .999 fine stuff
5.Get some gold
6. Buy more denari
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
4944 Posts |
My goal for 2013 so far is complete my roll of Canadian Silver Dollars (Which I should be doing soon).
I will also continue to add to my Large Cent Collection (Canadian).
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Pillar of the Community
United States
3283 Posts |
I'm going to get either a 16d merc or a 09s IHC but more importantly, What's going on Just Carl, your thread shocked me; "Selling off all my duplicated Albums. Or at least many of them." your loose duplicates, your proof album! What's going on? |
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Valued Member
United States
67 Posts |
might be a long shot, but 100 troy at face value.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1195 Posts |
1) complete my NIFC dollars 2) complete my wheat cents folders 3) get at least a quarter of the remaining coins needed for my Washington quarters and Matching halves set 4) 10 moles of Ag Edited by argentum
01/03/2013 01:23 am
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
12842 Posts |
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1- build a wooden storage chest for my growing collection, I plan to burn into the wood "νέμω (nemō), "I dispense, divide, assign, keep, hold" (off wikipedia)
I understand you should either use Honduras Mahogany or Cherry wood only. Other woods can damage coins( Oak is particularly unfriendly to coins). Is this because there's acid or something else volatile intrinsic to woods such as oak? I know that oak and certain other woods react (oxidize) in the presence of ammonia; I use that for finishing white oak frequently. Regardless, I can't imagine that there are many woods that don't off-gas a bit, especially ones that haven't been dried and aged. Throw finish on anything and it's a crap shoot until it's completely and utterly dry. What makes two very different species such as Honduras mahogany and Cherry (American?) so palatable to metal? |
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First goal would be to classify my collection... I am just starting and haven't properly put in order what I inherited. Edited by loonie82
01/03/2013 4:56 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1195 Posts |
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First goal would be to classify my collection...
 That's a good one! |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
12842 Posts |
Quote:1. Keep up with the ATB 5-oz UNC releases...and figure out a good way to store/display. 2. Start my Kennedy circulated Dansco AND my Kennedy Proof/BU Dansco 3. Keep up with the ASE releases AND fill in holes to complete the set to date (I have back to 1999, so I have a few to get...and a couple expensive ones). 4. Like so many others... stack silver. 5. Start a Half Dime collection. 6. Keep working on my Lincoln Cent and Jefferson nickel Danscos 7. Build a storage box for my ATB 3-coin set collection 8. Start a BU/Proof Franklin Dansco 9. Upgrade my circ Franklin Dansco 10. Get cracking on my BU/Proof Ike Dansco 11. Buy a bigger safe! Updates: 1. Just bought Hawaii-P the other day... just need Denali-P now for my 2012s...for now storing in my new safe (see #11) 2. Bought 2 Whitman Classics for my circulated Kennedys. Don't have enough UNC/Proof Kennedys to start that one yet. 7. I have the dovetail/box joint jig in my garage, just need to have a free weekend to build. 11. Check! 12. (NEW) replace my 2 stolen 2011 25th Anniversary ASE sets. |
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. What makes two very different species such as Honduras mahogany and Cherry (American?) so palatable to metal? Oak and pine give of trace fumes that corrode coins(even when well sealed: often the sealant or stain is more of a problem). I understand Mahogany once well seasoned is stable ....like wise cherry wood is stable so long as the sealant ( varnish) is stable. Normally the trays in the cabinet are not treated in any way http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v13n12a11.html |
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Valued Member
United States
360 Posts |
Update - I got my first ounce of silver a couple days ago, it wasn't a bar but I actually changed my mind a couple days after posting my first list. Still have four things to do though: Completely catalog my coins; Get my first ASE; Add some more to my First Day Of Issue Presidentials; Start Collecting Counterfeits. I have started on catalog my coins, but I'm not done yet. Overall, a great start to the 2013 year. Edited by YoungNumismatist
01/04/2013 04:17 am
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New Member
United States
28 Posts |
1. Finish my type set
2. Add to my Morgan set
3. Not go broke
4. Be here to see 2014
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Valued Member
United States
109 Posts |
- Finish my World War II set - Inspired by https://goccf.com/t/89100- 1942-1945 - P,D,S - - Finish my Vietnam War Years set - - 1955-1975, Cents, Dimes, Nickels, Quarters, Halves - - Year only set, would be a massive set otherwise - - Get back to my Mercury dime set - The reason I started collecting in the first place. Woefully neglected, and pulled from. |
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New Member
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Mines to start collecting!
I'm looking to acquire at the moment pennies of late 1800 to early 1900. Hopefully that's a good first target
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Valued Member
United States
455 Posts |
* I would like to learn more about coin collecting.
* Continue collecting silver.
* Collect a few Morgans.
* Find a local dealer.
* Find a wholesale dealer.
* Find a job!
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