@DeplorableDan said: @TomB is correct about why it shows with the "make an offer".
I feel like this forum is just a drama fest lately and I also hesitate to get involved, but I can't help but chime in here. @Raybo- Your comment about @lermish's new coin was unwelcome, and quite rude in my opinion. On a "Show us your newps" thread, no less. If it was a discussion thread, that's one thing, but to say "how did that get a straight grade" when someone posts a fairly expensive newp is probably some of the worst forum etiquette I've seen lately.
@DeplorableDan said: @TomB is correct about why it shows with the "make an offer".
I feel like this forum is just a drama fest lately and I also hesitate to get involved, but I can't help but chime in here. @Raybo- Your comment about @lermish's new coin was unwelcome, and quite rude in my opinion. On a "Show us your newps" thread, no less. If it was a discussion thread, that's one thing, but to say "how did that get a straight grade" when someone posts a fairly expensive newp is probably some of the worst forum etiquette I've seen lately.
This is an impulse buy I should have avoided. But I didn't.
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well waiting on mail found 2 rolls of nickles for about 12.50 each for jefferson nickles dating thru 30's to 50's in xf condition cheap enough for me and a 1960 sealed proof set for 32 dollars so im phyched ( spelling) got 2 rolls of old nickles and the proof 1960 set for just north of 50 bucks
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@steve76020 said:
well waiting on mail found 2 rolls of nickles for about 12.50 each for jefferson nickles dating thru 30's to 50's in xf condition cheap enough for me and a 1960 sealed proof set for 32 dollars so im phyched ( spelling) got 2 rolls of old nickles and the proof 1960 set for just north of 50 bucks
A sealed 1960 proof set might contain some goodies, such as frosted cameos, a dime with a doubled die obverse, or a cent with the small date over large date or vice-versa. If you find the latter, then that would be quite a score (but unlikely since they are rare).
@coinsarefun said: Herb Jepko's 10th Anniversary Nightcaps International Association
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This caught my attention, yes its basically a silver round but when I did a short google search this guy was pretty interesting.
Starting from almost nothing and within 15 years or so had an international radio show with a good amount of followers.
Since his listeners regarded the show as a community, he created a club for them in mid-1964. A year after the Nitecaps International Association was born, there were more than 25,000 active members.
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This was a radio show of wholesome values being discussed with political andreligion not allowed to be discussed.
Back then as well as now this is not the norm.....
@coinsarefun said: Herb Jepko's 10th Anniversary Nightcaps International Association
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This caught my attention, yes its basically a silver round but when I did a short google search this guy was pretty interesting.
Starting from almost nothing and within 15 years or so had an international radio show with a good amount of followers.
Since his listeners regarded the show as a community, he created a club for them in mid-1964. A year after the Nitecaps International Association was born, there were more than 25,000 active members.
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This was a radio show of wholesome values being discussed with political andreligion not allowed to be discussed.
Back then as well as now this is not the norm.....
A new Trade variety. The obverse die was used in other pairings but the reverse is now an later state. There is a gouge inside the O/DOLLAR and a radial break from the rim, along the left edge of the second S/STATES, and into the banner.
Not a new purchase, but I recently completed my Bust dollar set 1795-1803, all CAC. All my budget allows. I don't believe I have ever posted this coin.
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Not a new purchase, but I recently completed my Bust dollar set 1795-1803, all CAC. All my budget allows. I don't believe I have ever posted this coin.
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I sense another apology thread coming...
I blame VaultBox
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Unfortunately they missed both the grade and designation on this one.
Your hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need it.
66+PL…What should it have graded?
Based solely on the True View I would say 67+ DMPL.
Wow that’s nice. Is the tip of the wing holding back the dmpl?
Or is the reverse overall just not dark enough plus that looks like a pretty nasty scratch on the right field reverse.
I Love Double Eagles and just received these this week. I remember when they were just a bit over melt.
Mike
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Arrived yesterday.
Originally shipped from FL. Then it went to CA and finally to me in MA. LOL
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This is an impulse buy I should have avoided. But I didn't.
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Both have the three die cracks on reverse. Not rare but interesting.
This one is raw:
This one is not:
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well waiting on mail found 2 rolls of nickles for about 12.50 each for jefferson nickles dating thru 30's to 50's in xf condition cheap enough for me and a 1960 sealed proof set for 32 dollars so im phyched ( spelling) got 2 rolls of old nickles and the proof 1960 set for just north of 50 bucks
I like this coin, it is not easy to find a stone mountain with such wear and tear😜😜😜
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Didn't expect an oversized holder
The substantial truth doctrine is an important defense in defamation law that allows individuals to avoid liability if the gist of their statement was true.
A sealed 1960 proof set might contain some goodies, such as frosted cameos, a dime with a doubled die obverse, or a cent with the small date over large date or vice-versa. If you find the latter, then that would be quite a score (but unlikely since they are rare).
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A year and a half later…..I found another!!!
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Vacation purchase. There’s a pretty big jump from 55 to 58. Price was ok to me.
That slab is way cool.
She's seen better days and still puts out. (replica)
A new Trade variety. The obverse die was used in other pairings but the reverse is now an later state. There is a gouge inside the O/DOLLAR and a radial break from the rim, along the left edge of the second S/STATES, and into the banner.
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Excellent pick up!
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Not a new purchase, but I recently completed my Bust dollar set 1795-1803, all CAC. All my budget allows. I don't believe I have ever posted this coin.
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my proof 1951 and 1961 franklin halves also waiting for 1950 proof an 1963d circulated franklins as well
the 61 is fbl when its in hand you can see it really well i tried to capture it in photos but its tough
there we go
Look what I recieved today!
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Delivered yesterday.
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Dan really does nice work.
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