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Jbuck- thanks for the info. I didn't think about that regarding the Red Book. I wasn't paying close attention. The Dansco album contains 32 places for the Ikes. So without the '72 varieties, it would be 32. I'm collecting my set as a mint state pcgs set, so it would bug me to have a 1972 type 1 without having the other 2 types. I am planning to collect other varieties to keep the set going. I am loving collecting these Ike's as a graded set. I've got 10 more to go. |
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I just noticed in a previous post that the '72 varieties are not included in the Dansco album. I thought they were. Hmmm.... And I have seen a "Friendly Eagle" variety by PCGS. I guess they just haven't updated their list?
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My first "IKE" Woot!   |
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I just noticed in a previous post that the '72 varieties are not included in the Dansco album. I thought they were. Hmmm.... Nope, but there are four blank holes on the last page. Room for two of the three 1972 varieties and two more varieties of choice.  |
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Nope, but there are four blank holes on the last page. Room for two of the three 1972 varieties and two more varieties of choice. If you don't have varieties, it's a cool place to stash those plastic Blue Ike tokens come with the UNC coins.  |
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Here's my latest: 1974-S Silver MS-67. Lots of luster on this one:   Edited by Darth Morgan
08/14/2012 11:41 pm
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I just posted this coin in anothr thread on pocket pieces. Picked this up at a bank in Deleware and have carried it ever since:   |
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If you don't have varieties, it's a cool place to stash those plastic Blue Ike tokens come with the UNC coins. Quote:
Here's my latest: 1974-S Silver MS-67. Lots of luster on this one Beautiful! Quote:
I just posted this coin in anothr thread on pocket pieces.
Picked this up at a bank in Deleware and have carried it ever since: Very nice! I have considered carrying a pocket piece again. I used to carry an Eisenhower dollar back in the late 1980's and early 1990's. |
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My new acquisition 1972 S-Proof "Brown Ike" the R on the Liberty looks interesting what do you guys think, I'm new to this, also there are some minor scratches visible on ike's cheek not visible in the picture   |
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Both are very nice! |
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Great posts. I just watched a WWII documentary on Ike. Man we need men like him today! I'm so glad we have these great commemoratives of him to collect.
How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2 |
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I picked up 35 Ikes from my credit union yesterday. Very nice! |
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NICE ikes everyone |
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