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1892 Quarters 1892   1892-O   1892-S   |
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1892 Halves 1892   1892-O   1892-S  |
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If you have a Barber quarter clap your hands. CLAP YOUR HANDS! If you have a Barber quarter clap your hands. CLAP YOUR HANDS! A dime or half dollar Now's the time to give a holler! Let's now show off our coins by Charlie Barber! CLAP YOUR HANDS!  Edited by matthewvincent
11/05/2012 09:23 am
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Note to Windycity:
If you do not post that 1892 Proof Set here, I WILL!
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My lone 1892 contribution:  Edited by LogPotato
11/05/2012 07:38 am
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LogPotato,
Are to trying to "Hunt Brothers" the VF Halves?
WARNING! "Spuds" has more where this one came from!
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Matthew, I have a few VF halves. That one I posted was a Type 2 92-S Quarter.  Great coins so far from everyone. Windy City, I would do unspeakable things to own that half. |
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My mistake, LogPotato, I just assumed that it was a half. Hey, 5 hours of sleep is not enough to avoid little mistakes like mine. Windycity is being modest. Link: https://goccf.com/t/130813&whichpage=1In case the link to Windy's site is slow/fails to work: "Possibly the Finest Known Proof Set Period. While finding US Mint documents to verify the provenance of this set has proven challenging, it is believed that this set was hand-picked by mint officials to display at the 1892-1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. After the conclusion of the Expo, this set went into the hands of a local Chicago family where it remained for about 100 years. In the early 1990's the set was acquired by Harlan Berk company in Chicago and sold to a Chicago collector. That collector sold it back to Harlan Berk in approximately 2002. I purchased the set from Harlan Berk at that time. This set has never been offered for sale at public auction and is unknown to most dealers. In a word, it is spectacular. Graded by PCGS, the Morgan dollar is a PR68DCAM, the Half is a PR67DCAM, the Quarter PR67DCAM, the Dime PR68CAM (a wonderfully toned), the Nickel PR66CAM, and the Cent PR66RD." Edited by matthewvincent
11/05/2012 09:58 am
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Nice coins folks! And that set, whoa! I can't play until Wed.
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Hey, Rider, welcome!
1894? You'd think the '94 Philly Dime would be easy, but NO!
How NICE that Windycity shared his set with us all.
We Barber Folk come out today
The next 24 morn's to play.
Let's all now thank our Uncle Moe
Who gave to us this wo'ndrous show.
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Hey Moe! Quote:1892 D Dime  Denver? |
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