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Very nice!  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Those would certainly be adequate as a Christmas gift for me. Nice grab! I wish my Wife had your sense of grade when it comes to Christmas. I don't need any more shirts! Who needs clothes when there are so many great coins to be had?
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Very Nice Moe! I especially like the toning on the 1847 and obv. of the 1861-S. Are you working on a set of Seated halves? |
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Nice coins! If you're trying to fill the holes I suggest www.briangreerrarecoins.com No pictures, but fair grading on a wide variety of Seated coins. I was paying attention to that PCGS 1855-S half in Good, but it's a little too pricey for now. "Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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Quote:Are you working on a set of Seated halves? I'm working on all the coins I don't have yet!!  (Funny but true!) |
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I'm working on all the coins I don't have yet!
(Funny but true!) LOL. Methinks you will have your hands full....for a very LONG time.  Nice coins! |
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I am not particularly a US collector, but these are really nice. I went to Berk's store once and bought from a "junk" bin. The coins were 1.66 each but were really nice "junk".
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10/21/2009 6:50 pm
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All are sweet but that 1847 made me drool!  Congrats! |
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LOVE the giant mint mark on the 1861-S |
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Those are some fine Christmas gifts, Moe.
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Very nice halves you oicked up Moe. Berk seems to have some great quality stuff. I know the website pics are addictive !
Tony
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Really nice. Didn't mention how much and from what I know about that place, should have been really high. Were those slabbed or raw? Really some high graded coins there. Ever wonder how a coin could have lasted in that condition for so long?
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Didn't mention how much I paid $50 for the '47, $55 for the '61S, and $65 for the '62S. I don't think these prices were outrageous. I (generally) like Berk's quality and their grading is usually pretty close. They disclose any coin flaws and have expandable pictures for review. A coin of the same quality would be about as much on ebay (or more). I have bought close to 40 coins from Harlan J. Berk. They seem like upfront folks to me. |
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Posted 10/21/2009 4:07 pm
