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My photobucket is messed up...no pictures for awhile... ................never mind..... its up now: I have a friend who no longer wished to have a complete set of Quarters - because he didn't want to buy the Three Keys... I flew up to Atlanta to pick up his set... A typical coin:  Edited by Elbesaar
06/24/2015 12:18 pm
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Oh my, if that is typical then it must be an outstanding set.  |
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jbuck, I like the full range of grades as well. Let's keep it up. Elbe - Did you pick up this set recently, or is this from a while back when you sold a set for someone? I picked up a few quarters recently.  |
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You have a good eye for original surface coins, LogPotato. Edited by DoubleEagle20
06/24/2015 7:38 pm
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LogPotato....
Its when I flew up to Atlanta back in December 2012
These were Labelman87's coins.
I sold 90% of them - and if I were smarter I would
have bought all of them for myself.
Imagine begging someone to buy that 1901-O Quarter
and then getting dickered on the price. Maybe not this
specific coin but many like it.
This was the collection that contained a 1909-O Quarter
in PCGS 55 with a Gold CAC, eventually sold to Paesan.
He consigned it a couple of years later to JJ Teaparty
and doubled his money - after he resubmitted it to PCGS
for an upgrade. It made the grade: AU 58. Its now a POP 3.
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I thought that might be the set you were talking about. There sure was some nice coins in that set. Another quarter. A little lower grade than I normally pursue, but it's an S/S and really seet looking. Sometimes I just can't say no.  |
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Both are very nice, LogPotato. |
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One last quarter.  |
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The boy's got good taste. Nice stuff LP Spotted this - and as its a favorite date of mine, how could I resist ?! 1909-S AU 53   |
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Very nice, both! |
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1907-S half.   Edited by DoubleEagle20
06/27/2015 8:27 pm
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Just a heads up, your 07-S is actually an 07-S/S.
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Really? I'm more of a Bust and Seated half guy. Any premium to it or just a neat kinda subtype? I'll make note on the flip...Thx!
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I would say not much of a premium if any. About half the 07-S's I see seem to be the S/S.
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Nonetheless, thanks for pointing it out. Always like to learn new things about my coins!
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