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I'm not going to celebrate just yet... BUT the 1858 is out for delivery!! Seems too good to be true. I'll let you know if it actually comes in. I do have to say that the VAST MAJORITY of sellers are just awesome!!
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Fingers crossed! Are you planning to show off the finished? album? From photos earlier it looks mostly complete with the exceptions you mentioned.
Jasper
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Fingers crossed!   Woohoo!   THE 1858 CAME IN  2 Days early!   Quote:
Are you planning to show off the finished? album? From photos earlier it looks mostly complete with the exceptions you mentioned. YES.. Pictures coming soon. |
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I also got another 1891, I skipped the small leaves for now!! I'll take pictures tomorrow of the whole album, I have to start making dinner.  |
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Looking good!  |
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Looks fantastic hfjacinto, congrats!
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Thanks All! I was getting frustrated with all the shipping issues but everything turned out right (well I still don't have my money from the first 1858, but there is claim opened already), I'm happy I was bullied into completing this set. I would never complete the US Large Cents so completing the Canadian series is as good :) |
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Btw I looked at the 5 cents Canadian some are over $200 per coin... nope ain't happening. I may do gold $2   |
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It depends really. If you're like me and finding anything above say F-12 is good enough, it can be pretty inexpensive (unless you shop for varieties, then the price skyrockets). I've filled about 2/3 of the silver 5 cents in my album for around 150 dollars which is respectable for a low mintage series. 1884 and 1875 however... that I could understand would get very pricey very fast. They're still unique and worth a shot in my opinion!
Jasper
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03/23/2020 9:06 pm
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Edited by hfjacinto
03/24/2020 3:03 pm
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I guess I can call this one also! The Canadian 1 cent collection is done!  |
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Nickel dollars would be a cheap and easy set to complete (1968-1986).... just sayin'
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Nickel dollars would be a cheap and easy set to complete (1968-1986).... just sayin' Aren't there are other americans you can bully |
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Nickel dollars would be a cheap and easy set to complete (1968-1986).... just sayin'  |
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