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Pillar of the Community
United States
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"Funny this all started with me wanting to put a Fine to Very Fine 7070 together! Ugh! " Oh no!! I did also. When it was complete I started upgrading with AU to MS coins. Is this the road I am going to go down? Help!
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Is this the road I am going to go down? Help! In all honesty, yes. But do not be sad, embrace it!  Edited by jbuck
12/12/2008 2:14 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Dang, I wish I had noticed when you were trying to sell the old one, I think that I might have bit.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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That frost is just caked on. Sweet!  Did you getb it from Lloyd? |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Very nice coins, what do you feel the "traded one" was graded?
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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Rest in Peace
United States
4849 Posts |
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"Funny this all started with me wanting to put a Fine to Very Fine 7070 together! Ugh! " Oh no! I did also. When it was complete I started upgrading with AU to MS coins. Is this the road I am going to go down? Help! You know; I'm having the same problem with my 7070. Here is the problem, you can affordably aquire most early 20th and 19th century coins in F/VF, but then you have your modern coins in blazing BU for close to face value. Now the set is mismatched as you have blazing cartwheels next to dull circulated coins. It feels weird to purchase/find a VF-20 zinc memorial Lincoln and F-15 clad quarter to even out the look of the set, so the only alternative is to find AU-BU of the earlier coins, so you can have at least some cartwheel luster all across the board. Now this presents quite a challenge. I started out with VF or better, then went to XF or better, and now I'm selling some of my XFs in order to get some more lustrous coins. There goes next weeks paycheck, lol. It sure is fun though! :-) |
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United States
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You know,I have been think about starting a 7070 also,now I'm kinda scared ;)
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Ahh. Yes, this album will suck you dry financially and emotionally quicker than a drug addiction. With that said, I heartily recommend it. At least you know you can sell the coins if you need the money. :-)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It's not as if you are just going to be able to go out and buy all the types you need. They aren't that easy to find in undamaged condition, especially circulated. I wonder if this album has soaked up a lot of the supply of decent circulated type coins?
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Wow, you got the 1859 for $144? That's crazy.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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It's not as if you are just going to be able to go out and buy all the types you need. They aren't that easy to find in undamaged condition, especially circulated. I wonder if this album has soaked up a lot of the supply of decent circulated type coins? I disagree. With large coin venues such as Heritage and ebay, it is easy to find practically all the 70/70 types undamaged graded from G-MS-63. Certain dates will be difficult, but a general type will be easily attainable if you have the means. The most difficult of the types to find in my opinion would be a high grade AU-BU classic head large cent. That one is a toughie  Also it would be tough to find oddball naturally heavily circulated modern coins such as a G-4 Sacajewia Dollar. Coins like that may actually be the rarest of the bunch...lol Edited by johnny54321
01/14/2009 11:33 am
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