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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:I have tempted to get the pair that came from my 2015 ( Presidential dollar) mint set graded... Yeah I toyed with that as well. I don't have an account with PCGS so I'd have to get that set up and paid for. It would just be so much more convenient if someone would list one instead.  Edited by CelticKnot
12/20/2021 3:02 pm
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Yeah I toyed with that as well. I don't have an account with PCGS so I'd have to get that set up and paid for. Exactly. Not the cheapest option, for sure.  Quote:
It would just be so much more convenient if someone would list one instead. Hopefully, someday, someone will be selling them. Luckily I am not in a hurry.  |
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Looks like you're putting a lot of time and effort into this collection! Can't wait to see the finished product.
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Bedrock of the Community
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@T_F_F, thanks! It's been a lot of fun. These two showed up in my mailbox over the past couple of days, bringing me closer to the finish line. Both of the coins exhibit what almost seems like fingerprints in the zoomed-in shots, but I can't make the lines out with the naked eye. Not sure - would PCGS grade them 65 if they had fingerprints?  Regardless I didn't pay too much for these and may look for upgrades (or at least spot/fingerprint-free pieces) in the future. 1977D PCGS MS65  1978D PCGS MS65  |
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Nice pair!  Quote:
Both of the coins exhibit what almost seems like fingerprints in the zoomed-in shots, but I can't make the lines out with the naked eye. Not sure - would PCGS grade them 65 if they had fingerprints? If they are not visible to the naked eye, then the grader did not see them. I believe they grade without any magnification. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Looking good CelticKnot. I'm working on my Eisenhower set but not slabbed. I'm just filling in my Dansco album.  Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507 |
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I'm working on my Eisenhower set but not slabbed. I'm just filling in my Dansco album. Good choice! It is what I did first.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:I'm working on my Eisenhower set but not slabbed. I'm just filling in my Dansco album. Quote:Good choice! It is what I did first. Me too! In fact, I filled my Dansco with the help of several CCF members. |
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In fact, I filled my Dansco with the help of several CCF members.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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A mailbox bit of fun today; the somewhat-elusive 2015P PCGS slabbed Ike:  ...and yes, jbuck, my 2015D is a PCSGS MS67 position B as well.  Edited by CelticKnot
06/10/2022 12:13 am
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Nice set |
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A mailbox bit of fun today; the somewhat-elusive 2015P PCGS slabbed Ike: Outstanding!  Quote:
...and yes, jbuck, my 2015D is a PCSGS MS67 position B as well. I still need the pair. Plenty of 2015-D on my watch list, but I have not looked for the 2015-P recently. |
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I too have gotten into the slabbed Eisenhower dollars, and have a complete set of the proofs, silver and clad, and I currently have the best in catagory lowball ikes on the ngc site. |
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Quote:I too have gotten into the slabbed Eisenhower dollars, and have a complete set of the proofs, silver and clad, and I currently have the best in catagory lowball ikes on the NGC site. Outstanding!  |
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A mailbox bit of fun today. . . I LOVE mailbox fun. |
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