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I remember reading your post about this last month. I can't believe you got this done so quickly! Ow many coins were in the first album?
You have inspired me. I mi have to pull out my Indian Heads! Ha-ha! I just read a post about collecting One Morgan in every grade for one particular year. I wanted to do that next... One thing for sure, there is no shortage of collections to put together!
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Yup thats for sure!
Hmmm, thats a good idea, one of each grade for a date!
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very nice--but I would of left it in the slab (IMO)
Retired USAF 1983-2003
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I am sure many of you will be happy to know I actually cracked this one out of the slab. Yep, Mr. slab the keys broke it out. But ONLY because I really want to fill this album. It made it about an hour before the pliers came out. LOL I wish I had seen this one sooner, but it made my day.  |
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jbuck, you were one of the ones I figured would appreciate it. LOL since the pics from the first thread had the link broken...   kellyk, thats pretty much what was in the album when I bought it. I had upgraded a couple that were totally jacked and added one or two. Quote:
I would of left Noooooooooooooooooooooooo! It is NOT would of. It is would've, the contraction of would have! Normally I would have left it in the slab, but I want this album to be as complete as I can manage. |
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A 77' in any condition is a wonderful coin to have. I think its one that will also rise in value faster than most other keys. Congrats on the nice coin. Now its time to upgrade some of those other ones :). I think this may be the first IHC collections I've seen that had a 77' (as well as other tough semi-keys) and also had common dated 1890's and 1900's in low grades. |
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but I want this album to be as complete as I can manage.
I agree, this particular coin needed to be freed to join his buddies in the album  You documented it as a picture in it's slab which was a good move  swcoin.ecrater.com
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Those filled holes fell so good. Congrats! |
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hesqut, I am trying to leave the original coins as much as I can. I replaced the truly gnarly ones, and 4 others are slated for replacement, but thats about it. Dave, I do occasionally think things all the way through.  |
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I'm glad my album doesn't have a hole for the 1856 FE. I have everything but the 77. Congrats !
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Raymo, yeah, like I said, that particular hole will remain unfilled. Any 56 I get will remain slabbed forever. Presuming I actually ever manage to get a coin that runs like 7 grand in good. LOL
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Quite an accomplishment! Way to go!
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Keeping the cents in that old folder makes it so much more enjoyable to look at. I have two never used 1952 copyrighted Daniel Stamp Company (Dansco) folders I am considering filling with XF/AU coins. One is for Peace dollars and one is for Walking Liberty halves 1935 through 1947. I have one for Buffalo nickels copyrighted 1939 also from Daniel Stamp Company that's in decent condition which I would be willing to part with. Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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Gyrene, I love the old albums. Having coins in an album that is a rarity in and of itself just adds to it IMO.
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