Best Of

There are album choices… the older Whitman blue bookshelf 2 volume set. One of the Whitman type sets was made prior to the Kennedy Half. There is also the Library of Coins type set album which is alittle harder to find but it has that “old school” look.

As for the coins, consider a broad spectrum in terms of grades. It is your set and seek out examples that have the album look… good luck and enjoy the experience

I have one that is complete, but there are about a dozen upgrades I'd like to do (mostly medium/less expensive stuff)
My current set has a few proofs in it and those have to go, I just don't like them next to the MS coins.

I put one together 20+ years ago, mostly ebay purchases, and sold the set for a mild profit. This was back in the wild west ebay days where you could find some good deals but had to be very careful. (I guess you still can, but it's a LOT tougher)

Whatever the budget or customizations, I would make the set well matched. If it's VF, stay as close to VF as possible throughout. I'd like to do a set in Choice G/VG one of these days, especially with a circ cam look.
Obviously, collectors should do what they want to, but a well-matched set pays visual dividends.

From December 9th..........

From today, December 21st.

@Rc5280 said:
@johnny010 ,
"The other big package didn’t arrive today.

87/6 in 65…. Only 12 ever made it into a rattler holder.

79-S 65 gold CAC …reverse is a 68"

I've never had coins delivered to me in foil.
Interesting, purpose?

M4 nailed it. Newer slabs have the nfc chip so the foil helps keep the coins disclosed from others during the delivery process. My friend that shipped them to me does it to be funny.

@Goldminers said:
Do CACG slabs fit into PCGS boxes?

No, the CACG slabs that I have received do not fit. They (CACG) are working on a box that will hold all types. Not sure the release date.