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Here's a couple of recent 2016 pickups that should reside in this thread for all CCF eternity... Very nice!  |
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Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Nice 1851-O dime, Ralph!
Nice 1874 half, Paralyse!
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Thank you!! I always try to pick up good condition circulated Liberty Seated coinage when possible. I need to join LSCC already. Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Nice 1851-O dime, Ralph! Thanks. I started this set of Seated dimes years ago - lot of low grade coins in the beginning - getting in a little upgrading - still circulated, but a step up. Had I done my homework prior to starting, I might not have started this set because of the cost involved, and, by the time I finally got around to picking up a book, I was too far along in it not to keep going forward (buy the book before the coin!) I'm down to five coins for completion....'63 through '67 (Philadelphia) and the 1873-CC and 1874-CC.....all expensive coins, and they just don't seem to come up all that often, but I'll keep plodding along, and, eventually, get to the end of the road. |
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Keep it up, Ralph -- based on your Morgan sets I'm sure your LSD set will be a winner as well. Much like you, I started out with a handful of low grade & culls. I don't have the money to pursue a set so I picked up a few type coins, and a few mid grade, and the rest are still my now 20+ year old culls :)
Please post a picture of the Dansco when you get done. I have never seen a complete LSD set in person or online, either.
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1873-P Arrows seated half.   |
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Oh heck. Here are some recent Half Dime pickups.   All from a local shop. I'm kicking myself for passing on an 1844-o but thought it was too much. Now it's gone. "Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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latest Seated 10c acquisition 1883 nicely toned   |
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1873-CC A problem coin, but still a key.   |
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Rode hard and put up wet, but she replaces a G-4 coin   |
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latest Seated 10c acquisition1883 nicely toned Very nice!  |
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I noticed a few 1891's - which happens to be a favorite date of mine - as its my Grandmother's birth year.  My Grandfather's Birth year Dime:  The better MS Example: MS 65+  |
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