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Excellent Eagle, Dearborn. Looking forward to 2 of 2. Thanks G - it will be here today - (I finally got a shipping update.) Nice clipped Ike - The morgan I would like to see a better image of the clip if you could. (please?) |
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great looking coins, thanks for posting these, but are these yours or are they part of a private collection(other then yours)?
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These are mine. I bought them from Heratige Auctions a few months ago, just now getting around to taking some photos. They are in the jumbo sized holders, which made things difficult with photos. They were struck in 2017 and I believe the mintage was 200, but I'm not totally sure on the correct mintage. I believe they also made 1oz versions.
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they are incredible! Thank you! Quote:
Well here is 2 of 2 for this week. 1994 Bullion Graded at MS 69 from ICG: Also taken with its 'little' friend the Extraction tool. Great looking ASE! I have only cracked out a few coins, all from ICG holders. I used a yard tool that is made to cut 1 to 2 inch branches with no effort. I clipped one top corner, then the other top corner, then clipped the rest of the top off, straight across. It worked like a charm and went through that plastic like butter. The rest of the holder was still intact and not harmed at all, very few plastic shards went flying. |
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This one arrived today, imprisoned in a SEGS holder. Liberated with difficulty using a Victorinox Swiss Army knife. 1938-D Daniel Boone Bicentennial Commemorative Half Dollar. Mintage 2100.   Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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    Delivered today. 2005 ASE BU 2006 ASE BU |
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The rest of the holder was still intact and not harmed at all, very few plastic shards went flying. I find that ICG holders are very easy to crack open compared to NGC or PCGS. Different more brittle plastic on ICG. |
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and 2 more nice ones for G,  |
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Really nice coins. I like the higher relief on the 80s and 90s ASEs.
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1949 Swiss Gold 20 Francs Helvetia. Need to find a balance light source for taking pics.   |
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and 2 more nice ones for G You know, I just checked my list and I don't have any open ASE orders. My American Silver Eagle collection http://goccf.com/t/448125My random silver coin collection http://goccf.com/t/449270My MS-70 silver coin collection https://goccf.com/t/490829My dragon silver coin collection https://goccf.com/t/490859My silver Libertad collection https://goccf.com/t/491087 |
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Really nice coins. I like the higher relief on the 80s and 90s ASEs. There are some things I don't like about some of the other coins I collect. I may like the design on one side but not the other or maybe I've seen enough old or dead politicians. But, when it comes to the American Silver Eagle I cannot think of one thing that I do not like. |
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