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Picked this up today to add to my forever ongoing MS66 RD Lincoln Cent collection (PCGS & NGC 30's through 60's) been at it on & off for years.   
Edited by Mark1959 09/21/2017 9:09 pm
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Cool set Ralph,
You should start another thread with better pictures.
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What's next? I have no idea. I'm still working on the Seated Liberty dime Set.....upgrading when I can afford to.....most coins in the set will grade XF or better, but there are a few problem coins. Still need the 1863 through 1867 Philadelphia) and the 1874-CC to complete it, but they are all high dollar coins, and I don't seem able to dig deep enough in my jeans to pull out that kind of money. Maybe someday!
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Edited by solotime 09/22/2017 9:24 pm
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Quote:Picked this up today to add to my forever ongoing MS66 RD Lincoln Cent collection (PCGS & NGC 30's through 60's) been at it on & off for years. Very nice! 
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Last month I purchased some coins at a flea market. I bought a 1927 S walker (fine) and a 1961 Franklin (Au), as well as a 1964 half (bu). For quarters I got two 1964 quarters (bu) and a 1929. Dimes were a cleaned 1926 and a BU 1964. Paid spot for all of it. I also got a fine- very fine 1858 FEC for $30, an off center dateless 70's cent for $10. I also got an 1899 and 1936 nickel for free.
A few weeks ago I went to a yard sale where a foreign-coin collector was selling off some stuff he did not need anymore. I think I paid around 28$ for a 1913 D cent, 1915 D cent, 1921 S cent, 1924 S cent, 1931 D cent, and a Bicentennial proof set.
Then yesterday I visited Central Jersey Rare Coins and bought a bag of 250 wheat cents for 4 cents each ($10). I found: 1910-1 1911-2 1912-1 1913-1 1914-1 1915-1 1916-2 1917-1 1917 S-1 1918-2 1918 D-1 1918 S-1 1919-1 1919 S-2 1920-3 1920 S-1 1923-3 1924-1 1925-4 1926-2 1926 D-1 1927-3 1928 D-1 1929-3 1930-2 1930 D-2 1932 D-1 (lowest mintage) 1934-3 1934 D-2 1935-2 1935 D-2 1935 S-1 1936-4 1936 D-1 1937-5 1937 S-3 1938-2 1939-3 1939 S-1
1943-11 1943 D-3 1943 S-3 (1 BU)
Most notably was a 1943 DDO-2
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Upgrade for my type set  
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Nice purchases, WheatBackPenny and Joe2007. 
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Edited by Cascade 09/25/2017 8:36 pm
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Well done, sir. 
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Saw it, couldn't help myself... 
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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Quote: Saw it, couldn't help myself... No one could. 
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GSA 78cc VAM 2A "Nose Ring"  
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Nice frosty CC! 
Edited by Mark1959 09/28/2017 11:42 am
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