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Thanks, I don't want them all but I do want a Community Service unc yet. Maybe one or two others. I was reading about Jamestown and found the history interesting lately so there ya have it. I had a scanner once that had a clear glass bed. Took awesome images. Then it wouldn't work with a newer Windows version when I got a new computer. So I bought a scanner and it had a frosted bed. Pur junk except maybe for documents or pictures. If you scan coins, I suggest a clear glass bed.
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Quote:My latest purchase is not so pretty. The 1922D I recently purchased completes my Lincoln Cent date-set back to 1909. :) Quote: Nothing Earth shattering but I added this PCGS MS69 2007 P Founding Jamestown One Dollar to my Commemorative collection. Nice additions! 
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Coinfrog wrote: Quote: coinjem - Probably G-06 details. Now start working on those keys! Thanks. Yes, I'm working towards finishing this Whitman folder(#2) soon. It's not necessarily keys but just missing dates and/or mints that weren't part of the inherited coins I have in my collection now. So today I bought some "modern" BU cents ($7.18 for 9 coins) to fill the gaps between 1962 and 1973. (Now why didn't I keep some of those coins each year when I was a kid? Other interests I guess... Now I'm buying them? Yikes!) These will, however, fill the gaps back to 1947 so it's worth it as a collector. :) The 1947P will be the next cent I'll get. The 1941D and 1942S will then be all I need to complete the Whitman folder.
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That's a beauty, congrats! 
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Darth Morgan! 
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Thanks, guys. I was just informed by one of the variety experts on CT that it is actually an unattributed DDO. Even better! I'm doing some research on it tonight. 
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Excellent! 
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Quote:I was just informed by one of the variety experts on CT that it is actually an unattributed DDO. Do any of the TPG recognize the variety? If so will you be re-submitting for attribution?
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Quote:Thanks, guys. I was just informed by one of the variety experts on CT that it is actually an unattributed DDO. Even better! I'm doing some research on it tonight. Heh, Paddy does have a good eye now doesn't he... Very nice Buff and even better blind cherry pick! 
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Quote:Quote: I was just informed by one of the variety experts on CT that it is actually an unattributed DDO. Do any of the TPG recognize the variety? If so will you be re-submitting for attribution? That is definitely a possibility down the road if it is a recognized variety. I still need to find that out. Quote: Heh, Paddy does have a good eye now doesn't he...
Very nice Buff and even better blind cherry pick! Thanks. Yeah, Paddy was quick to reply with the DDO attribution. Based on the plate photos on Variety Vista, I believe my coin to be the 1937 DDO-002, 2-O-VI variety. http://www.varietyvista.com/03%20Bu...7PDDO002.htm
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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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  Picked this up this afternoon from the post office!
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Quote: Picked this up this afternoon from the post office! I didn't know the PO gave change in slabs!  Very nice bright IHC there, txgolfer.  What did she grade?
In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020 In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020 In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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