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Darth Morgan that proof ike is one of, if not THE BEST ike I've EVER SEEN on this thread!
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Thanks, COTW. I just can't seem to resist toned Eisenhowers, no matter the grade. This one will be added to the toned subset.
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Edited by OspreyCoins 10/17/2015 7:13 pm
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@cascade Thanks for this - I am on that site - I was just hoping someone had a simple cheat sheet instead of me wading through it all to compile one. I went through this for JFKs and kept finding new varieties I had not known to look for while weekly roll hunting. So I know some goodies got away. I want to be totally prepared for these Ikes and was hoping for a shortcut. I wanted something like this that I made for JFKs:
JFK varieties
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Nice contributions, all. 
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I got some Halloween "candy" in the mail today!  1973 P&D Ike Roll - all in mint cello:  More Ike candies. . . . . QA & CAC brands.    All in all, a very Happy Halloween!
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 Great pile of ikes. Very drool worthy.
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 VERY nice group. I see you are taking cladking's advice on the Bicentennial Type I.
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Nice 
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Quote: I see you are taking cladking's advice on the Bicentennial Type I.
Absolutely. In fact, I had been pondering on the "sleeper" status of the '76-P issue a couple of days before cladking made his post. Talk about timing.  I'm definitely going to be on the hunt for quality MS-64 specimens- those with tremendous eye appeal, luster and strike. I do want a 65 for my registry set, and I'll get extras if the price is reasonable. This issue begins to get expensive at 65. However, I have come to discover that MS-64 specimens with all the extras are often nicer than a 65.
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Have me thinking about them also 
How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2
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