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just looked very closely at it....the ponytail on jefferson is peeling off, tried to cap in pic should I slab it?   |
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what do you make of this 1912 Liberty.? I see s but that's just what I want to see, right.?  |
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Why does everyone here seem to want to keep common coins like the 57d, 58D and the 59D when the 60P, 61P and 62P are far less common and almost as old?
I am tempted to get rid of my 41P, 46P as well as thos late 50's D coins.
I know a coin dealer who actually breaks up pre 64 proof sets to get the silver. I got a 58 Proof from him because he was just going to toss in into his change bucket.
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We did a box tonight. The only keeper was a 1952s upgrade, but it was in great condition.
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just looked very closely at it....the ponytail on jefferson is peeling off, tried to cap in pic should I slab it? Nice find but it isn't BU like you stated. And not worth getting slabbed either. Still a nice roll find though! Quote:
Why does everyone here seem to want to keep common coins like the 57d, 58D and the 59D when the 60P, 61P and 62P are far less common and almost as old? You know I said the same thing to myself, but in the end, it is easier for me to just keep 1959 and earlier, instead of remembering which mints of which date I do and do not keep. People have their preferences and I just wanted to draw the line somewhere, because I find it easier to remember what to keep. Quote:
what do you make of this 1912 Liberty.? I see s but that's just what I want to see, right.? Wow, looks all mushed up. To me it resembles the D more than the S. Edited by murrellington
02/12/2012 02:09 am
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doing a box right now. first 10 rolls down and not a single coin older than the 60's. hmm, hope this turns around soon.
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Box #62 turned out okay. 1929 buffalo 1939 (x2) 1945 p silver 1946 1947 1948 d 1952 1953 1953 d 1954 d 1955 d 1956 d 1957 d 1958 d (x3) 1959 d (x2) 2009 d (x7) 1994 d Roosevelt dime1989 canadian |
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The 38 is not even close to AU, let alone BU. Also, I believe the ponytail issue is from postmint damage, but I would need a closer pic for that one.
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For those who keep ALL pre60s, whats your average find per box? Fyi you'll be keeping a lot more nickels than you may want to. Just my Two Cents  |
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what do you make of this 1912 Liberty.? I see s but that's just what I want to see, right.? I see a D. Okay, honestly, I see a D over S, but I don't think there is that variety for that year. Probably damage.. |
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We did a box tonight. Again only one keeper, a buffalo with an unreadable date. Went straight to white vinegar.
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Yeah, I see a D over S too, but its prolly not.
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Got another box today :) I'm really searching hard for another hole filler. It's been so long! Hoping this is the one.
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I did a box tonight, and got a few hole fillers. That isn't hard, since this is only my third box. I also found two War Nickels! On the backs of one of them, there is some damage, and I'm wondering if it is PMD or something else? Usually it is very easy to tell if it is PMD, but since this stops at the rim on both ends, I really couldn't tell. Thoughts?  |
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