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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Nice. You picked it up from the coins for sale section for the album I hope...or still TBD.
Edited by DoctorBurnzy 09/02/2022 5:47 pm
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Quote: You picked it up from the coins for sale section for the album I hope...or still TBD. When I posted it I was telling myself it was TBD, but I am going to crack her for the Dansco. When I do I will take new photos. 
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Quote:This just in! A recent purchase from a CCF member.  1909-S Indian Head centThe dark and light spots are shadows and reflection from the holder prongs. I will need to take better photos if/when I crack this one out and place in the Dansco.   Now that I have freed this coin from her tomb, improved imaging is available!  
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: 1875-cc Quarter VF-25 Now you need the 20 cent piece with that date and mintmark to complement it. Surprisingly according to the Red Book that issue is actually cheaper than the quarter.
Edited by CalzoneManiac 09/29/2022 5:03 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Nice add and great work sorting out what you have and need. 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2233 Posts |
That's a lovely coin. Worn but has character.
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United States
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thanks! I'm happy with it. any time I find the early ones in quality condition, even if its lower grade, I try to pick them up. they are always something to be proud of.
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United States
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got some more new ones this week. these arent very attractive but the prices were reasonable. dont get this many holes filled often. its lke early christmas at my house  1794 S-26. R-2. this is one of the more common 1794 varieties. I bought this because a buddy has a nice one he wants to sell me and I do not want to afford his coin. since I filled the hole I dont feel nearly as compelled to acquire his coin. ill get a nice one eventually but id rather have my money available for rarer varieties.   1794 S-64. R-5-. (60-75 copies estimated to exist) this is a cool variety. shielded hair obverse but with a giant die crack on the reverse. it was attributed and priced near common coin money so I picked it up. with a rarity of 5 or above I really dont care what the coin looks like as long as I can identify it. if I upgrade it later thats a bonus.   1796 S-94 R-5+. (31-45 copies estimated). bought this at auction on ebay. I'm pretty disappointed in the quality it arrived in. it has a bend by the date and those obverse pits and scratches. the sellers photos cropped the bend out and the lighting obscured the pits. the seller described it as smooth. they knew what they were doing. I would have bought it in the condition it is in and would have paid what I paid had I known what it looked like so I decided to keep the coin. I just dont like being misled. I wont buy from that seller again, and amended my saved searches to remove their items.   i have 228 sheldons now.
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Pillar of the Community
Russian Federation
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Very nice coins 
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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US Lot One Dollar Liberty 1971-1978 Eisenhower.  
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Nice batch of Ikes! 
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