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Pillar of the Community
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 Is there a coin for tomorrow, 3/31? or are we taking the day off? 3/31 is not listed in the original list on page 1. IMHO it's best just to take the day off and then continue with the Library of Congress on 4/1 as indicated, rather than try and move everything up a day. What does anyone else think?  Coronet1832, it's really your thread. What do you want to do?  |
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Pillar of the Community
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In my opinion, we should take the day off tomorrow, and resume on 4/1.
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Pillar of the Community
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Maybe a make up day for missed items?
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Pillar of the Community
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My contribution to Lexington-Concord day. As usual for my few CSC coins, it's raw and not TPG graded ...  |
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Valued Member
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Is there a coin for tomorrow, 3/31? or are we taking the day off? Oops - my bad!  I vote for tomorrow being a day for folks to post any items they missed and a day off for the rest of us. Appreciate seeing the Lexingtons, although for me, this design doesn't hold a candle to some of the other fantastic coins that have been posted. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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BadDog - Nice Lex!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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It was the summer of 2012 and a friend of my mother's asked me to look at some coins she inherited from her father. She had many gold pieces and this one commem in the original box. I offered what I thought was a strong bid for her collection including $150.00 for this piece. It wasn't till 1.5 years later she said she'd sell me this coin. I figured it was MS-63 or 64 but the box was perfect. She gave the coin and box to my mother and when I saw she put her initials on the back of the box and my heart sank. Oh well. Still a nice piece of history!    |
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Rest in Peace
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I would also vote for a day off.
Nice Lex and I love the box. I'd almost be tempted to glue gone those initials.
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Nice rebound GR58! Agreed!  Quote:
Resurrected this from the archived files 2003 First Flight $10. Excellent!  Quote:It was the summer of 2012 and a friend of my mother's asked me to look at some coins she inherited from her father. She had many gold pieces and this one commem in the original box. I offered what I thought was a strong bid for her collection including $150.00 for this piece. It wasn't till 1.5 years later she said she'd sell me this coin. I figured it was MS-63 or 64 but the box was perfect. She gave the coin and box to my mother and when I saw she put her initials on the back of the box and my heart sank. Oh well. Still a nice piece of history! Very nice! |
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks like the proof version of this had been missed.   |
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Pillar of the Community
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2000 Library of Congress, gold/platinum bi-metallic, PR69   |
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Pillar of the Community
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2000 Library of Congress proof dollar   |
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Pillar of the Community
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I'll add my proof $1 to the mix ...  |
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Rest in Peace
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A fantastic group of coins. From the beautiful designs presented I would think modern commemorative would be collected by the multitude. Perhaps most don't simply because they've never been exposed to them. Hopefully this thread will produce a few converts (like ME).
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Really liking the bi-metallic proof!
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