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Dansco Album 7070 US Type Completed.... Finally... Lots Of Pics.

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Congrats!! Looks great!
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Beautiful.... I see you used a Harley Davidson tool kit to open the slabs... LOL
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OUTSTANDING! Your efforts and commitment are evident.

Your timing is perfect for several of us currently working (focused) on these set. Love comparing notes, photos and the process to see where we stand in the big scheme of things.

You are obviously organized and articulate. Can I ask you a couple of personal questions? From when you first started (committed yourself to completing this set), how long did it take you?

Taking all 76 holes into consideration, from the low end face value coins (1 cent/5 cent, clads) to your higher end coins; what average cost per hole would you put on your set? (if you don't mind me asking?)

Again, congratulations!
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Thank you everybody~~


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going to do a gold page with it?

Pondering about it.. Very tempting but I will definitely need some financial commitment.


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I'd appreciate any info you would provide about your copy stand. I've yet to find one that I like and am still using my cheap tripod.


I got it from Amazon. It's very sturdy and works good for me. However, it does not have knob to move up and down the camera. I do not need that function since I can focus using the lens.
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I see you used a Harley Davidson tool kit to open the slabs

Well, what do you know ~~ I accidentally found it in my garage


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From when you first started (committed yourself to completing this set), how long did it take you?


I started collecting US coins when I was a kid in early 80's. Then girls, cars, friends, parties, work, wife, & kids took over my life. I found CCF little more than a year ago and decided to get back in to the hobby and start the album. I already had couple thousands of US coins, of which I filled 70% of the holes. Next 16 months, the rest were filled. Seated dollars were toughest.


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what average cost per hole would you put on your set? (if you don't mind me asking?)


My initial budget was $100 for low end coins, $250 for mid range, and $400 for higher end coins, although Seated dollars more than I wanted to spend. I tried to find problem free, non-cleaned coins. Most came from ebay, but some came from Heritage Auction, members of CCF, & Long Beach Coin Shows.

Between coin collecting, I was into photography(still am), so I had most of the photo equipment.


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Congratulations on such a nice set. Definitely something to be proud of!
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Coconutjoe-

Your attack plan seems to have come out of my playbook. You're singing my song. Thanks for the feedback and reality check!
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Congrats CoconutJoe! It's a great feeling to complete that set and yours is a nice one. Your path to a 7070 was similar to mine. I started collecting as a kid and thought it would be neat to get one of each type of coin. When I started to get back into coin collecting, I discovered someone else thought that would be a neat idea too and created an album around it. It's a fun album to fill since each coin is different.
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Congratulations! A feat of endurance and Patience! Added motivation for my 7070.
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Joe, thanks for the info on the stand. I will check it out.
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Coconutjoe- Sorry, another question. Do you plan on up-grading along the way or are you putting her to bed?
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@USSID18,

I already see about 5 coins that need to be upgraded.

I got a feeling that 7070 album will be lifetime of upgrades
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Dansco-Album-7070-US-Type-Completed....-Finally...-Lots-Of-Pics.
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It's a great feeling to complete that set and yours is a nice one. Your path to a 7070 was similar to mine.


KenKat, your 7070 album was one of the 3 completed sets that I download the photos for my inspiration

It was very helpful to see what others have on their albums so that I can decide on my guidelines and goals. Some of the US type coins were overlooked by me before, such as half-cent, Two Cent, Half Dime, and 20 cent, but looking at others definitely helped me familiarize with these coins.
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I already see about 5 coins that need to be upgraded.


I think many of us do the same thing, look at our completed set and think, " I can get a better one of that coin"

I do that from time to time, then start searching for upgrade's.
Then when I get better coins, it makes some of the others look not so good


I have not posted before, but I think you did a very good job on your completing the 7070.
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