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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
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Happy to help! Good thing your "Want List" was posted on CCF!
Hope it all works out with PCGS.
Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Very nice!  Great job on the assist, commems. 
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Took a day off on Friday (11/08) to attend the Baltimore - Whitman show ... what a mind boggling experience of coins. Hundreds of dealers offering a spell-binding variety of coins/medals/stuff. Did find what I believe is a nice downgrade for my Maryland ... my current coin is PCGS VF35. Hopeful the new Maryland is in the F15/VF20 range ... dark toned surfaces. Hesitate to show the very poor blurry photos ... taken by shaky hand at the show using my iPhone through the 2x2 ... 1934 Maryland ... Baltimore Show Acquisition  I submitted both the Maryland and Elgin to PCGS at the show ... in about a month or so we shall learn the wizards views. Had a great time finally meeting up with some CCF friends and enjoying a friendly lunch together ... such is the joy of collecting relationships. David
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Valued Member
United States
469 Posts |
That Maryland looks to be a great addition to your set. :)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Another great addition to your set beautiful circulated example.
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 United States
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Nice addition.  It sounds like a show that I need to attend sometime.
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Writing to share some updates on the pursuit of this seldom seen set ... The lovely Delaware discussed a few pages ago was certified as PCGS G06 ... making this example the current certified low-ball. 1936 Delaware Tercentenary Half Dollar, PCGS G06 I acquired as well at the Baltimore show a lovely Bay Bridge downgrade ... 1936-S San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, PCGS VF20Lovely downgrade from my present XF45 example.  The blurry Maryland I showed above came back as a nice downgrade for me ... 1934 Maryland Tercentenary Half, PCGS F15 Best of all ... the tremendous Elgin found for me by ccf member commems was certified as PCGS G04. 1936 Elgin Centennial Half Dollar, PCGS G04 Truly enjoying the forever hunt for these seldom seem coins in honestly circulated state ... Need four more to seal the deal on set V1.0 ... then downgrades go on forever.  David
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Valued Member
United States
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"The Final Four" You made some fantastic snags.
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Valued Member
United States
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Should also add that "Worn Out" only needs 13. Both of you have made some great finds and your sets are moving along very quickly. And both of your pictures are outstanding.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
7195 Posts |
Beautiful additions, still looking for a nice Elgin for my set.
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Very nice, thank you for sharing! 
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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@ Nickelsearcher's first post, I really like these coins! Where can I get the pages and where should I start looking for some of these coins. I think they are pretty cool and would enjoy adding some of these to my collection. I know very little about US coins, however I'm willing to learn. Sorry I forgot my response would show up on the last page. Also where can I find the album pages you used and what are they called? I look forward to reading the rest of this thread.
Edited by pocket change 50 12/01/2013 07:05 am
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Quote: I look forward to reading the rest of this thread. Thanks for the kind reply ... and hopefully you have read the entire thread by now. The original set was stored in a Dansco Album ... you can find this on-line and at most coin shows. The source of the coins ... years of patient searching.  David
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Valued Member
United States
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As David said "years and years" of patient searching and being ready to find anyone of these that may show up when you least expect it.
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