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Hi all, just making a ongoing thread that shows my box of 60 that I am still working on. People are probably familiar with a box of 20 in which you have just 20 coins, usually they are expensive coins or coins that have a lot of eye appeal or sentimental value. I can't do it as I like too many coins and cannot limit myself to just 20  I will continually upload pictures when I can as well as delete coins that I later do not feel they fit, I'm not here to brag about my coins at all. There are some that are cheap and others that cost a little bit more. |
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1st coin: 1879 CC $5 I think CC mintmark coins are neat and this one had a nice circulated look to it. Some call it "crusty" :) I've always been more into bullion however lately I have taken a liking to coins with history behind it.   Edited by mkman123
05/05/2012 04:06 am
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2nd coin: 1891 CC $5 Again this coin has a nice circulated/crusty look to it that I loved. In fact this was my first ever CC coin and one of the first numismatic coins that I bought that made me turn from strictly bullion to bullion/numismatics. I enjoy PCGS, NGC, and ANACs coins, I will say I really like the way coins look in NGC prong holders.   Edited by mkman123
05/05/2012 04:10 am
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3rd coin: 1937D Buffalo nickelI really like the luster and toning on this coin. Not a expensive coin but something I just enjoy. I always wondered whats so interesting about Buffalo nickels however after seeing some really nice buffalos, I have begun to enjoy them!    |
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4th coin: 1907 $10 Indian I have always thought the $10 indian coin was a beautiful design. This one has a nice look to it and I'm happy that now I have a little extra income that I could purchase this one and add it to my collection.    Edited by mkman123
05/05/2012 07:03 am
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5th coin: 1837 Capped Bust Half I really like capped bust halves and 1837 is a neat one as its the only one in which the obverse says 50 cents. Nice design and this one had a bunch of die cracks on it that add "character" :) :)  |
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Great show so far, keep them coming!
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6th coin: 1938 D MS67 Buffalo Not expensive however pretty high grade, dripping with luster....whats not to like? When I saw this, I knew I had to get it and it wasn't very pricey at all!    Edited by mkman123
05/05/2012 07:02 am
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Very good idea for a thread. Six great examples. Love the toning on the 37-D Buffalo. Thanks for sharing and I'm looking forward to your next 54 choices.  |
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Yes, very nice - keep them coming.
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Cool idea and nice eye candy to boot.  |
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Wonderful thread! Keep 'em coming! |
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Thanks to everyone that has replied!!
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7th coin: 1847O NGC XF45 I got this because I wanted an older gold coin, not something from 1880 or 1890s and when I saw this one, I liked it! Nice crusty look which appeals to me.    |
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8th coin: 1853 $10 NGC AU55 w/CAC sticker Bought this a little while ago, the look of the coin just appealed to me. Bright and shiny coins are great but for certain demoninations, I prefer a circulated look. 159 yrs old......very cool I think   |
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Can't wait to see more! Really a nice set of coins. Do you have a "D" gold?
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Posted 05/05/2012 04:09 am
