Started an ANACS 1922-D Cent condition set. Picked up these 2 recently. You really have to give the coins inside a good look as ANACS grading seems to be all over the place!
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Received these 3 today. The 42-D I had intended to break out and put in my gem Jefferson album but now that it's in-hand, I've changed my mind. It has gorgeous gold-purple toning and I didn't register the full steps when i bid. A tough coin to find but I'll find one eventually at a local show. The CAC'd Morgan solidifies my opinion that CAC'd coins have a little something extra and the Merc will upgrade a few sets.
Decided to go for the full Morgan rattler mm set and will need a little Doily horsepower to get me across the finish line.
I can't even imagine what the premium for that coin is... wow.
The story…found out it existed so went after it immediately. Dealer A just bought it and sold it “the day before” to dealer B. Dealer A wanted to handle with Dealer B who wouldn’t budge. I paid enough at this point for two dealers to be happy BUT it’s the only one known and it looks great so I’m happy.
This is a new discovery. It was purchased raw and certified at PCGS.
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This one should be delivered on Saturday. I’ll get better pictures then. It’s a shame about the big scratch on the obv but it’s still an early date off center.
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Hey folks! Long time no see (school & other hobbies have drawn me away from coins for the time being). I was at a Civil War monument and saw this at a gift shop. I'm not normally too interested in classic commemoratives (or giant replica coins) but the Stone Mountain design has always particularly intrigued me since I was little and saw classic commems for the first time on Google images. It was also much less expensive than a real one, and the detail and relief are nice.
I'm on a road trip to DC right now, I'm looking forward to seeing the Smithsonian's numismatic collection for the first time.
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Hey folks! Long time no see (school & other hobbies have drawn me away from coins for the time being). I was at a Civil War monument and saw this at a gift shop. I'm not normally too interested in classic commemoratives (or giant replica coins) but the Stone Mountain design has always particularly intrigued me since I was little and saw classic commems for the first time on Google images. It was also much less expensive than a real one, and the detail and relief are nice.
I'm on a road trip to DC right now, I'm looking forward to seeing the Smithsonian's numismatic collection for the first time.
I broke loose from my sixth grade field trip group in 1983 to do just that. I caught hell afterward and of course in grown-up retrospect I recognize what a panic I put them all in by doing it, but I still treasure the memory of my quiet half hour gazing at those coins.
Members I have done business with: Silverman68, jfoot13, GAB, ricman, Smittys, scrapman1077, RyGuy, Connecticoin, Meltdown, VikingDude, Peaceman, Patches and more.
Paradime Coins posted their NEWPS yesterday from the Baltimore show. As usual, there are some really excellent choices. But this one already in their inventory “spoke” to me:
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Are there no diagnostics to tell which year this is?
@FlyingAl have you seen this one before?
It's late twenties or early thirties. I don't believe there's a way to narrow it down to one year with the condition the coin is in.
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Started an ANACS 1922-D Cent condition set. Picked up these 2 recently. You really have to give the coins inside a good look as ANACS grading seems to be all over the place!
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For now, just a filler.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Lower grade but could not resist the look. Photo courtesy of DWN.
An eBay pickup. Total cost $1.05 delivered!
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
A real beauty.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Picked up for my 10 year old niece who loves space.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Received these 3 today. The 42-D I had intended to break out and put in my gem Jefferson album but now that it's in-hand, I've changed my mind. It has gorgeous gold-purple toning and I didn't register the full steps when i bid. A tough coin to find but I'll find one eventually at a local show. The CAC'd Morgan solidifies my opinion that CAC'd coins have a little something extra and the Merc will upgrade a few sets.
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Decided to go for the full Morgan CAC rattler mm set and will need a little Doily horsepower to get me across the finish line.
I can't even imagine what the premium for that coin is... wow.
Great looking 93-S and in a doily too!!!
Hot damn. That's great. Congratulations!
Completes my 2014 proof set.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
The story…found out it existed so went after it immediately. Dealer A just bought it and sold it “the day before” to dealer B. Dealer A wanted to handle with Dealer B who wouldn’t budge. I paid enough at this point for two dealers to be happy BUT it’s the only one known and it looks great so I’m happy.
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My 1st green bean
and the coin ain't shabby either 
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This is a new discovery. It was purchased raw and certified at PCGS.
This one should be delivered on Saturday. I’ll get better pictures then. It’s a shame about the big scratch on the obv but it’s still an early date off center.
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Not really into error coins but am quite impressed with this coin.
A conversation starter no matter who sees it.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
@Waverlycoins Thanks for this beautiful silver medal.
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Nice new “goldie”. I think AU level is in my wheelhouse!
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Hey folks! Long time no see (school & other hobbies have drawn me away from coins for the time being). I was at a Civil War monument and saw this at a gift shop. I'm not normally too interested in classic commemoratives (or giant replica coins) but the Stone Mountain design has always particularly intrigued me since I was little and saw classic commems for the first time on Google images. It was also much less expensive than a real one, and the detail and relief are nice.
I'm on a road trip to DC right now, I'm looking forward to seeing the Smithsonian's numismatic collection for the first time.
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I just got my 2024 RP Set in the mail today. 😄
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Please take lots of pictures.
Thanks in advance.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
I plan on it!
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I broke loose from my sixth grade field trip group in 1983 to do just that. I caught hell afterward and of course in grown-up retrospect I recognize what a panic I put them all in by doing it, but I still treasure the memory of my quiet half hour gazing at those coins.
A couple more to add to the collection.
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I’m not a gold collector, but I simply could not pass on this one. I’m weak, weak I tell ya.
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Fully understand why you couldn’t pass on that one. Great score for your collection.
Pretty tough pattern with only 6-7 known struck in Copper. Very pretty to boot!
It says half dollar twice, does that make it worth a dollar?
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@GuzziSport: this is one case where it’s good to be weak! Beautiful piece & an awesome pickup!
CONGRATS!!!!!
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@redraider: Jonathan! Pretty is an understatement - CONGRATS on a great pickup!
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Gold Fever! Maybe I’ve caught it!
MS64. Another beauty compliments of Peak Rarities - thanks Dan!
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Wow
Do you have a cert? Never seen this before.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
A couple Great Collections auction wins.......
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Great Collections photos are nice! 1922-D XF45
Paradime Coins posted their NEWPS yesterday from the Baltimore show. As usual, there are some really excellent choices. But this one already in their inventory “spoke” to me:
1839/6 F12 BN CAC
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