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...now I need a "regular" {Eisenhower Dollar - Clad (1971-1978)} to make the set complete. Eisenhower dollar - Clad (1971-1978) (working on it) Eisenhower Dollar - Silver (1971-1974)Eisenhower Dollar - Silver Bicentennial (1976)Eisenhower Dollar - Clad Bicentennial (1976)
Edited by oih82w8 05/29/2013 10:23 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Picked up a pair of MacArthurs.  
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My uncle was driving me to my graduation today and I was sitting in the back seat. I looked on the floor and randomly saw a Wheat penny and it was a 1917. Thats the most recent. Terrible day overall, as far as how graduations should go, but that made it seem like it would be a good one at first.
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Dang those ikes!  Mine was only PR-66! I will sometime later get a picture of it, I have it in hands now.
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Getting so close. . . I only need 2 more Peace dollars to complete the set (1927-S and the ultra-common 1928 - :-) My latest (1934-S) looks like it may have been cleaned, but I still like her battle scars from circulation:  
Edited by Darth Morgan 06/01/2013 12:54 am
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I can't believe I have miss-read your PR-69.... I thought it was PR-67... That's a very nice grade.
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Just recently traded a guy. He likes silver and I don't necessarily collect silver coins. I traded him: 40-%40 JFK's 3-%90 JFK's 1-%90 Benjamin Franklin 3-%35 Wartime Nicks 1-%90 Washington quarter (1964) 1-%50 Shilling 1-non-silver Franc. For a total of 50 coins. He traded me: $150 in cash 1-$100 guitar case 1-1967 Vietnam war bayonet, worth $80 150+ mixed wheat pennies!! 2-buffalo nickels 1937 2-indian head pennies 1889 and 1906 5-UK pennies 1922-1939 I think it turned out pretty good!
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Finished off my Ike Types (thanks Luke!)  
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Bedrock of the Community
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I really like the design of those two commemoratives.
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I'm going on a bit of a road trip too, from southern California to Utah. I'm hoping to bring back a couple coin souvenirs as well. Anyway I bought this along with a worn 1802 stemless reverse (I posted a topic about that one) and it only cost me $57 for the pair. I probably would have paid more than that just for this 1803 to be honest  
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You like em crusty like I do. Nice honest coins. Is the a hole in the LC that doesn't go all the way through?
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