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I am entering another period of collection! It seems every 10 years or so I get hot for coins again. Have been collecting since I was a kiddo and in my 40's now. I collect US coins only. My modest collection spans lots of the common types but I have never fully completed a set. I only have a few pieces worth more than $100. Probably half my stuff was bought somewhere and the other half I have collected "natively" through change, buying rolls at the bank or raiding my family members old piggy-banks, lol. Not sure what my goals are this time around, but I am thinking about obtaining some low-mintage pieces that people tend to ignore for whatever reason. An example would be Mercury dime 1930-S. Why does the price not reflect the rarity? I am hoping this forum will help me reacquaint myself to the tools of the trade. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I am entering another period of collection! It seems every 10 years or so I get hot for coins again. Have been collecting since I was a kiddo and in my 40's now.
Ha! This made me chuckle. I'm the same way. I said much of the same in my intro a couple weeks back.  |
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Yes, I believe a lot of us young and old have been there ,done that . Great part of being a coin collector . BTW To CCF . |
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Ha! This made me chuckle. I'm the same way. I said much of the same in my intro a couple weeks back. . Love it! |
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Welcome! I echo that sentiment too...for me it seems to be every winter (as of three years ago). I'm slowly chipping away at an early set of Mercury dimes (pre-1934). Here's a page from a book I have, explains the apparent idiosyncrasy of the 1930-S. It is the 7th most rare issue in the series. Check out the comments for the answer.  |
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Wow One_Fine_Dime, thanks for that!
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Posted 11/23/2018 8:07 pm
