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Interest In Ikes Is Not Peaking

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 Posted 11/26/2021  10:22 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jbuck to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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I think this is my favourite...
Fantastic!

In case anyone missed it...

http://goccf.com/t/401089
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In case anyone missed it...

I did indeed miss that, but I have been right through it now.
What a stunning collection of Ikes. :)
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If so inclined, you can always go down the Ike rabbit hole and seek out the die clashes, doubled dies a few RPMs and the various peggers. But beware!


I don't think I am ready for that yet

But, I change my mind quite a bit when it comes to collecting coins. I'm not satisficed until a collection is complete. You know a little OCD
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I don't think I am ready for that yet
I have been collecting Ikes for over 40 years and I am not ready, either!
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The only 2 I need now are the 1973D and 1973S.


Then what are you waiting for? There is no time like today to buy a nice Ike. Prices of the 1973-D and 1973S are very reasonable in mid-to-high MS condition.
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There is no time like today to buy a nice Ike. Prices of the 1973-D and 1973S are very reasonable in mid-to-high MS condition.
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Then what are you waiting for?

I'm not in any hurry, I have been working on completing other sets. It's not the cost of the coin so much, but postage that is double that amount. :) I'll get them eventually.
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In my view Ikes are probably how collectors viewed Franklin half dollars in the late 1960's - mixed feeling about the design and considered somewhat common with a few exceptions. The difference is the quality of Ike coins was inferior to Franklins so Ikes as the one shown 1974S will do well ion the future - clad or silver clad. Please the mintages while in the common weren't enormous as they have been for the dime, nickel, cent, and, often, quarter since the mid 1960's.

If you enjoy Ikes then go for it. A great area for collectors at all levels and the Ike offers some nice varieties to explore as one advances.

AS for myself, I just have one Ike, one of my few graded coins, and I enjoy it. But my preference is for WLB, AI dollars and some other coin series.

Thanks for sharing your beautiful coin.
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