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I also have library of coins Mercury dime album and a library of coins buffalo album, missing 7 dimes and 15 buffalo's, I guess I will have to learn how to post pictures, I did post a couple a year ago I think but it is not as easy as I would like it, is there a post pictures for dummies |
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We do have a really nice image optimizer here, that helps.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Woohoo ! I hit the jackpot today, 5 old Mercs came rolling in. 25-D, 26-D, 28-P, 34-D, and a 37-D. Excellent!  |
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A 30-P rolled in today. I have everything bought up to the 38's, just waiting for them to get here.
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I love it when a plan comes together.  |
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17 Merc's came rolling home today !  I need to start pluggin holes ! Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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So what are you doing here posting replies when you could be filling holes?  |
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Gettin closer...a 39, 39-D, and a 38-D came rollin in ! Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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I was beginning to worry. I hoped you had not lost interest. |
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Getting harder to find g-vg after I got around 1938 or so.
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This is very cool. Starting a dime collection with my grandpa in the 1970s is how I became interested in coins. We had a huge folder that held all of the Barber, Mercury, and silver FDR dimes. It still has a few holes in it because some of the New Orleans Barbers were out of our price range even back then. I've still got it as a matter of fact. It's safely stored away in my safe. I haven't looked at it in a long, long time and your thread gave me a monsterous flashback! |
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That's awesome, I have an 1896 Morgan from my Grandma that a million bucks couldn't buy.
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There really is something inspiring about those old folders isn't there? In some instances the folders have as much history as the coin. I recently acquired a half-filled Buffalo nickel album that was published in the 1940s. It will be fun to complete. |
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Getting harder to find g-vg after I got around 1938 or so. Ah, understood. Keep up the good work then. |
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38-P came rolling in today. Everything is bought up through the 42's, also snagged a 1945-micro s off WebStore for a very reasonable price. (oh I jumped the gun and bought the 45's) Is it a micro ? It has a different location for the mint mark than some I've seen but I don't know how many different locations there are....   Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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