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Bedrock of the Community
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 And great additions dearborn! Sharp looking Indian and V nickel.
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Looking good, everyone! 
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Thanks Earl and Mr. Buck!  So how about this one? New addition today: going into 7070 album page 2 hole 7 1883 Liberty Head Nickel with without CENTS in really great shape: Noted on the obverse is a horizontal lamination across the bottom above the date. On the reverse, 2 laminations one across the bottom again under the wreath, and another at K1 going through the 'O' of 'OF'. 
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Nice adds! 
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Lovely dime, MrPink. Very sharp photograph, too!
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That ASE 2007-W looks perfect to me. Nice additions, Dearborn. 
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Those pictures really show off the difference between the 1986-2007 reverse and the 2008-2021 reverse.
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yes they do, I really didn't look at them until I took the images, the early ones really pop.
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Once I have all the bullion, I'll repost all the pictures together is a series to show off the differences.
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Quote: My latest arrivals: 2007-W, 2012-W, 2014-W Silver Eagles and a 1909 VDB Cent in AU/BU red condition: Fantastic! 
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