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Re: 1978 Topps Pete Rose recent sale.
@jraytay said:
@softparade said:
This card is also one of my favorites from this legendary set. It happens to be one of the double printed cards. Each sheet double printed one row. So this card is much easier to pull than most. With that said, I'm amazed at the staying power of pricing on this card because of that.78 a legendary set? That's hilariousl
Why couldn't it be legendary? Everyone's got their own thing that floats their boat.
Why not 78T? It's as legendary as any other set.
Re: Historical CAC Gold & Green Sticker Rates Across All Series
Well, Seth honored his end so I guess it’s my turn-
PeakRarities
Re: Year in review: What are your favorite numismatic pick-ups of 2024?
@Copperindian That 1861 D is a beauty!
Re: 🎉 Get Ready for the Largest & Most Exciting Coin Show in America! 🎉
I really thought that you were talking about the FUN show.
golden
An 1804 Dollar, a Bank Teller and Mickley—Teller’s Account of Find & Sale-1885—Attachment Heavy
Thought it was a great story to read---passing along. 
JCH22
Re: Unusual 1916 Standing Liberty token - Cosgrove Airways 1928
This is exactly the same obverse J. Cline used on his tokens not terribly long before he passed. Patrick Mint comes to mind.
Re: Year in review: What are your favorite numismatic pick-ups of 2024?
I guess I was on a certain Indian theme this year. Just some of my purchases from this year. I had a very good year
jfriedm56
Re: Year in review: What are your favorite numismatic pick-ups of 2024?
@SanctionII If you have new pieces, please share them! Every coin has a story, and all coins are interesting.
Re: Walking Liberty Half - best strike date/MM
If you’re looking for the least expensive, I’d probably shop the P mint dates from the early 1940’s.
The 36P is another choice, if you want something slightly tougher. The 34S is also usually well struck, but pricier.
If you want an early date showing the original design, the 16P and D are good choices.
