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Pillar of the Community
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Dont crack the slabs and impressive!!
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks for the comments. In the end my OCD kicked it and I felt as if I need my tribe to stand together. I really like the set but one question is about the gold $1. Why do you think the hole for the $1 is way to big? Do you think a different coin was suppose to go in there? Uh, either way last post, final result Next will be a Lib set, but considering I don't own any of those coins, it maybe a while.  |
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In the end my OCD kicked it and I felt as if I need my tribe to stand together.  Looks great all together now.  |
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Rest in Peace
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Like the holder says, it's for the LG $1. Yours is SM.
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Why do you think the hole for the $1 is way to big? Do you think a different coin was suppose to go in there?
A hint from a long time Capital holder user, you can cut a nonpvc flip into 1/8" or less strips to make a long lasting shim for that $1 Edited by Penny Guy
03/20/2012 4:28 pm
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Rest in Peace
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bigfredd is right. Technically that $1 gold coin should go with the "Liberty" eagle gold type set since it is from that era...but you can either make a shim or purchase another Capitol One holder with the "SM" $1.00 spot. Eventually when you put together your liberty gold set, you can get a $1 indian and swap them.
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Pillar of the Community
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I like it! I wish I had a set like that.
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Pillar of the Community
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Ah Shoot, Is that what that means. Looks like I'm not done with my set:(
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Eventually when you put together your liberty gold set, you can get a $1 indian and swap them. I see your next project. |
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Pillar of the Community
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The type set holder looked empty with those 2 holes. Much better now! :)
Edited by mackwork
03/20/2012 6:27 pm
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Thanks guys. I just can't believe I cracked that slab and its the wrong type of coin, that is almost funny.
I'm sorry for my ignorance but what coin would fit in this type set in the $1 hole? Is there a big date version?
I am now forced into a Liberty set LOL
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Correct me if wrong but believe the large is indian type 2 and type 3 $1s.
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Is there a big date version? 1854 up is a larger coin |
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