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I know some of you have followed this but I put the final piece into the puzzle two days ago. An eleven coin set of the Silver War Nickels in BU condition. This was a lot of fun to be sure. What to do next now?   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice set, now it's time to do the same with a 1941-45 Merc short set, or 1941-45 Walking Lib Half short set. BU of course.
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That's a nice set!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Very nice indeed! Congrats!! Beautiful set
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IndianGoldEagle,
What a dandy, new idea. But why include 1941? 1942-1945 is the range.
Perhaps also the 1942 in nickel before the switch to silver.
Add the three Lincoln Cents from 1943 and the 'Shell case copper' of '44 and
'45 and you have the "COINS OF WORLD WAR II."
Just a suggestion.
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srs77,
Your attention to the balance of this set is not unappreciated by me.
Great job, well done. Enjoy your success.
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Valued Member
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 Fantastic! |
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You did well, that's one beautiful set of war nickles.
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Very nice! |
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Congrats!!
I know what you can work on next.
FULL STEP Lincoln Satin cents.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice! |
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Excellent set. I'm curious, how are you storing them? As for where to go next, you might want to consider expanding your collection of Jeffs. Perhaps 1938 to 1964. (1964 seems like a logical cut off but that's probably just me.) |
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First, thanks to everyone for the nice comments! Quote:
IndianGoldEagle,
What a dandy, new idea. But why include 1941? 1942-1945 is the range.
Perhaps also the 1942 in nickel before the switch to silver.
Add the three Lincoln Cents from 1943 and the 'Shell case copper' of '44 and
'45 and you have the "COINS OF WORLD WAR II."
Just a suggestion. Both IndianGoldEagle and MatthewVincent, your ideas are terrific and that might be just what I do  Happy Thanksgiving to all! Edited by srs77
11/28/2013 09:46 am
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nice set  |
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Posted 11/27/2013 12:43 pm
