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Pillar of the Community
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Edited by Tim Stroud
07/19/2009 3:01 pm
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What do you guys think? I think you had a pretty good show.  |
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Tim, I also made it up to New Bern Yesterday. It was rather small and compact, but overall a good show. Rare Coins of Raleigh held the event and I thought they did a good job. I ended up buying a few things from them, including a Classic Head 1/2 cent and a Classic Head Quarter Eagle which I was really excited about. I think you did every well with the 1921 Peace for $13!  . I would say it is worth over $100 easily. Congrats on the pick ups. BTW how did your wife like the notes? |
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I'm sorry Cownas22. I forgot to let you know that I got the notes. Yes she loved them very much, Thanks again! Especially the one with bear on it. I was at the show for about an hour, just long enough for me to dump off a few hundred 40% Halves and pick up what you see here. They are hosting a larger show next week in Rocky Mount at the Moose Lodge. That was the first show I went to and it was back in February of this year. I will not make it to the one next weekend  . Would have loved to have spent more time at the one yesterday but had to get back home so we could leave for the beach at Topsail. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Even without the 21 Peace dollar, you did real good. Congrats! nlp |
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Valued Member
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The 21 looks like it was cleaned but would probably still fetch ~100 dollars or thereabouts. Nice work!
Bruce
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Pillar of the Community
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Great show!! Man!! EXCELLENT pick-ups!
(I just told my wife, we're moving to Bern N.C.!)
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Rest in Peace
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As far as I can tell, there are a total of two coin shows yearly in western Colorado. So, people who have access to them are lucky from my point of view.
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Valued Member
United States
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Wow! I thought the '35 was a good score at $13, the 1921 is amazing. I don't think I've ever seen silver dollars offered for less than $18 around here.
I've bought from Rare Coins of Raleigh whenever they've come to town... Good guy to deal with.
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Valued Member
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how do you know the 1921 is the high relief? just wondering.
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New Member
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The 1921 Peace dollars were all high reliefs, it wasnt til 1922 taht they changed to a low relief... nice find for 13 dollars! |
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Posted 07/19/2009 1:16 pm
