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With the last two halves that arrived today (a 1976-S PR69DCAM and a 2014-W Reverse PF69) my Halve Dollar subset is complete!   |
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Very nice  |
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Looking good , nice looking additions there Numis. |
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With the last two halves that arrived today (a 1976-S PR69DCAM and a 2014-W Reverse PF69) my Halve Dollar subset is complete! Outstanding!  |
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Thanks for the kind words and encouragement!  |
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Instead of waiting until the weekend, I decided to crack out the eight quarters from their slab this afternoon and add them to my album. With that, the Quarter subseries is complete. The only thing left to do for my 20th & 21st Century Type Set is to collect four proof dimes (Barber, Mercury and two Roosevelt dimes). Unfortunately, I have not seen any nice proof Barber dime yet that doesn't cost an arm-and-a-leg.  |
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That looks really nice! In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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I'm a little late to the party but that Barber half is a stunner!
Also love the Standing Lib quarter, a beauty
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Instead of waiting until the weekend, I decided to crack out the eight quarters from their slab this afternoon and add them to my album. With that, the Quarter subseries is complete. Fantastic! |
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I have become quite the expert of Slab-Cracking.  Those from PCGS are the easiest, from ANACS the worst. |
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I have become quite the expert of Slab-Cracking.  Quote:
Those from PCGS are the easiest, from ANACS the worst. Good to know. I have been shopping for the "final six" coins for my Dansco albums, all probably best bought authenticated (although two of them I might get raw if an opportunity presents). I want to make the transition from slab to album as easy as possible. |
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Them's some beautiful coins in your subsets...Great job putting them together.
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