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Here are the 1st 4 from the 12 that came in today... Nice batch.  Quote:
I took these out of mint cellophane. Tell me how they get fingerprints while sealed in cello? They look like scuff marks more than fingerprints. Still, not sure how they got there. Quote:
Here's my latest- 1972-D for the 3rd Dansco album. Very nice, Darth Morgan!  |
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The second set of 4 from the lot. Here come the '76ers. Both Phiily coins are lightly toned gold.     Will post the '77's and '78's in the next couple days Edited by MontCollector
05/15/2017 02:59 am
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Those are very nice! |
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Will post the '77's and '78's in the next couple days Keep 'em comin', Mont. You gotta finish the first set so you can then begin set #2. |
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Okay the '77s aren't so photogenic. Will definitely have to upgrade those 2. Got a 1971-P today.  Here are the 1978s from the lot. These aren't too bad. Probably the best looking coins of the whole lot.   Edited by MontCollector
05/16/2017 03:10 am
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I think I got this more than 20 years ago. I don't have too many Ike's so this one used to be BEAUTIFUL. I don't know what happened to it. Slabs are not air tight. Where did you keep it? |
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Slabs are not air tight. Where did you keep it? I don't recall keeping in a harsh condition. I have it stored in a Eagle Slab case. (although I might had it in my attic for few years) It gets extremely hot here in Southern California. |
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I suspect the attic is the culprit.  I will need to find the reference post, but supposedly whatever contamination is on these Ikes from the mint is activated by the heat. A lot of the 40% silver proof Ikes got that way because dealers kept them in the trunks of their cars carrying them from show to show. |
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Well, I already have a 1978 in MS66, but I scored a second one for only $36. Not quite the same score that this fellow had. . . . . http://goccf.com/t/287764. . . but I'm not complaining. I just threw a bid of $50 on it with 4 seconds left- when it was still at $28. I was surprised when it ended. I love getting quality Ikes for a good price, especially certified, high-grade gems. The rustic colors are an added bonus for me. I edited the sellers pics to adjust for haziness.   Here's the link to the auction: http://www.ebay.com/itm/PCGS-MS66-1...p=true&rt=ncEdited by Darth Morgan
05/16/2017 10:18 pm
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Very nice! |
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Got a 1973-S Proof set for dirt cheap because case was severely cracked right over the Ike.. I broke it open tonight and freed them.  |
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