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Quote: Nothing Earth shattering, but I picked up this 1920 Walker for my Dansco today. Enjoy! Hole. Filled. 
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My humble addition to this list is my first individual coin purchase in a couple years  Love this series!   Sadly did not notice the reverse rim nick until optimizing these pics...
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Quote: My humble addition to this list is my first individual coin purchase in a couple years Love this series! Good choice.  Quote: Sadly did not notice the reverse rim nick until optimizing these pics... Do not fret. It adds character. 
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Quote: Sadly did not notice the reverse rim nick until optimizing these pics... What about the scratches under ONE DIME? Otherwise, it's a nice coin.
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 to the forum CollegeBarbers! That dime may have a few small condition issues but it has nice detail. Better to make some minor mistakes early on so that you can learn what to look for. coinlover1899: Very impressive! That coin has seen a lot of history. Early Turban:   
Edited by Joe2007 03/21/2016 7:35 pm
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Quote:Good choice.  Do not fret. It adds character.  Thanks jbuck! It adds character, I like that!  Quote: What about the scratches under ONE DIME? Otherwise, it's a nice coin. I noticed the one under the O in ONE but some of what is under DIME may be on the 2x2. Quote: to the forum CollegeBarbers! That dime may have a few small condition issues but it has nice detail. Better to make some minor mistakes early on so that you can learn what to look for. Thank you Joe2007, I thought the detail made up for the damage as well. I'm still rusty from being away from the hobby for so long, but hopefully this forum and continued purchases (albeit sparingly) will help me get back into the groove! 
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I got 1932-D and 1932-S Washington quarters today in EF and AU condition respectively for $317 bucks. The prices on these coins which are the key dates has really fallen of late. I was offered a complete set of Mercury dimes minus the 1916-D, but no firm price yet. I went to Village Coin shop in Tampa. The dimes are mostly in VG to F condition so I wonder what I should be willing to pay. This would save a lot of running around filling holes when there are just a few really key dates.
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Washingtons are losing ground or sliding in circulated grades, even on key dates, but 65 and better coins are appreciating to some extent.
Complete set of Mercs in VG-F minus the 16D I would be around $180 to $220 depending on quality and originality, namely the condition of the 21, 21D, 26S, 31D/31S.
Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis
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Edited by ExoGuy 03/21/2016 10:10 pm
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 AWESOME early DBH... It is a half, right?
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Thanks! Correct, it is a half.(The Heraldic Eagle dollars were 1798-1803 plus those 1804 rarities) My goal is to get a DBH for each year 1801-1807. I need 1801-03 now. The 01 and 02 are really pricey so I'll be looking for a low grade example in those.
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This one is arriving today. Very excited to see this in person. Scooped this up within minutes of it being listed for an obscenely low price. According to the counter that the seller had on the listing, I was the first person to view it. Pictures are the seller's pictures. Slightly out of focus, but the reverse should still be clear enough to show why I am happy with it. Those bands look really clear and separated, especially considering the focus issues. Fairly common year and mint, but the question is going to be how high it will grade and if it will come back as FSB. Well worth the risk, I think.  
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