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Like that 74 Dollar SilverDon. Not often you see a Heavy Cameo on a Nickel Dollar unless its a Proof. Looks like you have some work to do on your 73 PL set.
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Yes...Get them out of that red chemical holder ASAP..
Lets hope that the 25c isn't a damaged LB..
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Edited by DEVLEC 01/23/2016 10:00 am
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Quote: Looks like you have some work to do on your 73 PL set. Quote: Yes...Get them out of that red chemical holder ASAP..
Lets hope that the 25c isn't a damaged LB..
All good guys, I deflocified the red velvet by brushing the plastic liner and then washing it with mild soap and water, drying thoroughly (not a trace of the flock left), see the stippled texture of the plastic liner in the photos. Soaked all coins in distilled water and then a gentle wipe with q-tip and Johnsons Baby shampoo to get any stuck on resin. Then a rinse and soak again in distilled water. Soapy rinse of the plastic window was the last step. That is the penny after and it is a write off. The nickel dollar is toned but the silver is great. No LB on the quarter I am sad to say. Here are some shots. 1973 Specimen Nickel Dollar Obverse Toned 1973 Specimen Silver Dollar 
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PCGS MS64 BN  
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A recent purchase.No surprise's.advertised as this grade with scratches.Look in the fields on each side of King's bust. About 3 month's to the day that no doubt changed history.Not revalent? maybe .But...?    Ticky or Ricky H 3/29,1944 To me it brought forth a bevey of images
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Wow, has it really been over a month since somebody bought something? Anyhow, here's the latest addition to my five cent silver album. Only one piece to go (not including 1921). Anyone know where I can get an 1885 Large 5 in similar condition to this?  
Edited by justanothercoinaddict 02/26/2016 6:37 pm
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A recent ebay purchase - 1871 Twenty-Five cents, formerly ICCS EF40:  
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I got these 2 in the mail today. 
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Happy to get this toned 1956 PL Dollar. Some toning on the obverse, nice addition to my collection.  
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Nice one SilverDon. What years do you still need to complete your set of Silver Dollar PL's? Your probably ahead of me.
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I have all the PL's from the 60's and am working on the 50's now Jimmy, have my eye on a '57. So far have '56, '58, '59. Managed to fill the '65 Variety 4 (BU) as well, no end in sight, need '45, '47 ML, '48 (Cha-ching). For a series that only lasted from '35-'67 they made a ton of varieties. Happy hunting.
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Hi SilverDon- Don't think you have to worry about getting PL Silver Dollars from 40''s as they did not start minting them until either 1949 or 1951, depending on who you talk to. Even then , early 1950's PL's can be expensive.
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