Here's adding to my Roll Hoard... I got my kid one too as he loves the Shuttle.. I know y'all are high rollers with way cool things but kid and I have a great time...
@WAYNEAS said:
Triple die FS-101 MS65
A GC WIN.
Wayne
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I was watching that one Wayne, nice coin.
I went for the other one as an upgrade for my '64-'70 Business Silver Set, ⇊ the toned one...
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Fun fact that I wasn't aware of about the '68-D Half:
"An interesting feature of all 1968-D halves is that numeral 8 is much bolder than the others in the date. The master hub for this coin type was dated 1964 when new, and the final numeral was ground off the hub after completion of the 1964-dated dies. The final numeral of subsequent dates than had to be engraved by hand into each year's master die, and for 1968 this was done a bit too deeply."
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@Mark said: @jfriedm56 While not as cool as your mint-marked buffalo, this non-mint-marked buffalo is timewise close:
Very nice looking Type1 Buffalo Mark. Thanks for sharing. Zack. @jfriedm56 said:
Posted in another thread, but for those who missed it, a nice early mintmarked Buffalo.
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Since we have a P and an S Mint I think we need a D Mint PCGS MS63
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@GuzziSport said:
Enjoying this scarce, original early federal type. This coin checks the boxes for me.
Seriously nice!!! 😎
Thank you @asheland…. As I’ve mentioned in the past, I prefer coins of the early “pre-fire” mint era, some of my favorites in my holdings are lower grade, choice and scarce original coins like a chain cent, 1799 cent, ‘02 half cent, ‘99 dollar etc… the coins of the founders, I guess you could say. I’m a history buff, and the history draws me in. This dime is right in line, and was an obvious pick up. Thanks again.
I like that a lot, and that’s a very cool way to look at things!
You would probably appreciate my quarter:
Time for a notoriously difficult issue to find even modestly well struck, that being the 1935 Liberty Walking Half Dollar as struck in Denver (well half-heartedly struck):
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Very interesting. Are you trying to collect an entire set? What year(s) were they issued. Is there a list somewhere like Chuckee Cheese tokens? Do you have others?
This is another purchase to complete a 1936 uncirculated coin set, with only the Washington Quarter from Denver to complete the set:
The first obverse is the one with the coin, and the second obverse is what is currently on the website for NGC. In as much as I purchased this from a highly reputable seller and for a better price than the lower grade, I am chalking this up to an interesting side story. This is the only MS67 Winged Liberty Dime that I own, so whatever the real grade, it is the top pop grade wise for my set. The set lacks only three more to be complete for 1934-1945 with the micro S. Sadly, the 1945(P) is not with the FB designation.
Very interesting. Are you trying to collect an entire set? What year(s) were they issued. Is there a list somewhere like Chuckee Cheese tokens? Do you have others?
No, I'm not trying to do the complete set.
That would be 60 total, I now have 9, and that number fill the page.
PS I really like your So Called Dollar
This has been a busy and productive week, finding several issues for my 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1942 uncirculated coin sets (and a few more in the time period). This evening's purchase at my local coin shop is a first for me, a genuine silver dollar, this one from the Peace design and part of the issues in 1935:
@erscolo said:
This is another purchase to complete a 1936 uncirculated coin set, with only the Washington Quarter from Denver to complete the set:
The first obverse is the one with the coin, and the second obverse is what is currently on the website for NGC. In as much as I purchased this from a highly reputable seller and for a better price than the lower grade, I am chalking this up to an interesting side story. This is the only MS67 Winged Liberty Dime that I own, so whatever the real grade, it is the top pop grade wise for my set. The set lacks only three more to be complete for 1934-1945 with the micro S. Sadly, the 1945(P) is not with the FB designation.
That’s interesting. How the heck could that have happened?
Very interesting. Are you trying to collect an entire set? What year(s) were they issued. Is there a list somewhere like Chuckee Cheese tokens? Do you have others?
No, I'm not trying to do the complete set.
That would be 60 total, I now have 9, and that number fill the page.
PS I really like your So Called Dollar
I still like these guys. The coins bring back childhood memorues too,
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The first obverse is the one with the coin, and the second obverse is what is currently on the website for NGC. In as much as I purchased this from a highly reputable seller and for a better price than the lower grade, I am chalking this up to an interesting side story. This is the only MS67 Winged Liberty Dime that I own, so whatever the real grade, it is the top pop grade wise for my set. The set lacks only three more to be complete for 1934-1945 with the micro S. Sadly, the 1945(P) is not with the FB designation.
That’s interesting. How the heck could that have happened?
Having purchased more than 650 NGC graded coins over the years, I have seen a few mistakes to be sure. As part of my purchase process, I took a look to validate the graded coin on the NGC website and discovered this. Before purchasing the coin I spoke with and corresponded with the dealer back east. Their suggestion was "Looks like you discovered something that we had not noticed. The coin is indeed in an MS67+FB holder (image attached). It is definitely the same coin, right down to the tiny spots on the lower obverse. It would seem that someone sent it back to NGC (likely to get the NGC guarantee $), NGC put in the new grade holder, but then did not update their website. We completely understand if you would like to cancel this sale, but please let me know either way. " Given that the 67+ is valued at $1,700 and the 68 is valued at $6,500, there is a price differential to be sure. I have no clear explanation of my own as to how this happened. When you go to the verification page the textual description is "MS67 + FB." It was sold on that basis for less than the first price above.
God comes first in everything I do. I’m dedicated to serving Him with my whole life. Coin collecting is just a hobby—but even in that, I seek to honor Him. ✝️
After about a year off from active collecting... I pulled the trigger on this one for my Wayte Raymond two volume set of Large Cents. No... not cracking this one out...
Collecting: Dansco 7070; Middle Date Large Cents (VF-AU); Box of 20;
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Here's adding to my Roll Hoard... I got my kid one too as he loves the Shuttle.. I know y'all are high rollers with way cool things but kid and I have a great time...
.
I was watching that one Wayne, nice coin.
I went for the other one as an upgrade for my '64-'70 Business Silver Set, ⇊ the toned one...
.
.
Fun fact that I wasn't aware of about the '68-D Half:
"An interesting feature of all 1968-D halves is that numeral 8 is much bolder than the others in the date. The master hub for this coin type was dated 1964 when new, and the final numeral was ground off the hub after completion of the 1964-dated dies. The final numeral of subsequent dates than had to be engraved by hand into each year's master die, and for 1968 this was done a bit too deeply."
NGC
Cheers to 79-O. Newp for myself as well since finding a 5 in rattler is near impossible.
216/29/1
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Since we have a P and an S Mint I think we need a D Mint PCGS MS63
Former ad4400 coin
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Although I have a higher grade type 1 dollar for my gold type set, I couldn’t resist picking up this one as well.
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It compliments the type 2 that I have nicely.
My first Fairmont coin; I consider this a form of premium bullion (paid ~11% over spot)
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
A near impossible coin to find in rattler MS64, and this one CACd upon first submission.
The last of my 1937 Liberty Walking Half-Dollars needed:
My first CACG coin (besides one of the ubiquitous samples). Does a 58 get any better than this??
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
I like that a lot, and that’s a very cool way to look at things!
You would probably appreciate my quarter:
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I love the 79–0!
Mine is a lower grade, but it’s in a nice early holder…
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Came in the mail today.
Looking for PCGS AU58 Washington's, 32-63.
You’d probably appreciate my quarter:
I do indeed! Love that nice coin gray originality….!!!
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Time for a notoriously difficult issue to find even modestly well struck, that being the 1935 Liberty Walking Half Dollar as struck in Denver (well half-heartedly struck):
Coin is much better in hand than the Trueview (unfortunately, that's just the case these days).
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What's that?
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1964 ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE #26 Coin Gordon's Potato Chips token
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Very interesting. Are you trying to collect an entire set? What year(s) were they issued. Is there a list somewhere like Chuckee Cheese tokens? Do you have others?
I came across the inspiration for your coin earlier this week
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This is another purchase to complete a 1936 uncirculated coin set, with only the Washington Quarter from Denver to complete the set:
The first obverse is the one with the coin, and the second obverse is what is currently on the website for NGC. In as much as I purchased this from a highly reputable seller and for a better price than the lower grade, I am chalking this up to an interesting side story. This is the only MS67 Winged Liberty Dime that I own, so whatever the real grade, it is the top pop grade wise for my set. The set lacks only three more to be complete for 1934-1945 with the micro S. Sadly, the 1945(P) is not with the FB designation.
My first purchase since last summer... 1846 Tall Date N-14
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No, I'm not trying to do the complete set.
That would be 60 total, I now have 9, and that number fill the page.
PS I really like your So Called Dollar
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This has been a busy and productive week, finding several issues for my 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1942 uncirculated coin sets (and a few more in the time period). This evening's purchase at my local coin shop is a first for me, a genuine silver dollar, this one from the Peace design and part of the issues in 1935:
That’s interesting. How the heck could that have happened?
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
I still like these guys. The coins bring back childhood memorues too,
USN & USAF retired 1971-1993
Successful Transactions with more than 100 Members
Having purchased more than 650 NGC graded coins over the years, I have seen a few mistakes to be sure. As part of my purchase process, I took a look to validate the graded coin on the NGC website and discovered this. Before purchasing the coin I spoke with and corresponded with the dealer back east. Their suggestion was "Looks like you discovered something that we had not noticed. The coin is indeed in an MS67+FB holder (image attached). It is definitely the same coin, right down to the tiny spots on the lower obverse. It would seem that someone sent it back to NGC (likely to get the NGC guarantee $), NGC put in the new grade holder, but then did not update their website. We completely understand if you would like to cancel this sale, but please let me know either way. " Given that the 67+ is valued at $1,700 and the 68 is valued at $6,500, there is a price differential to be sure. I have no clear explanation of my own as to how this happened. When you go to the verification page the textual description is "MS67 + FB." It was sold on that basis for less than the first price above.
Looks 67++ to me 😁😁
MS64 Rattler
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def deserves upgrade
God comes first in everything I do. I’m dedicated to serving Him with my whole life. Coin collecting is just a hobby—but even in that, I seek to honor Him. ✝️
Purchased at the end of last year.
After about a year off from active collecting... I pulled the trigger on this one for my Wayte Raymond two volume set of Large Cents. No... not cracking this one out...
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A 2025 proof set coin.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
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I'm happy to say that as of this weekend this little lady now resides with me...
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Just got this in the mail today
PCGS MS66+
Enjoyed watching this one. Nice pickup @Cladiator
A few PF. Mercs.
Along with the 1939, just the 1936 needed to complete the set in ‘67 CAC.
I followed up these lovely purchases...
AU58 CAC
XF45 CAC
with this insane purchase. It amazes me how low I will go for a scarce die marriage.
1874-S WB-5 Fair-2 details. harshly cleaned (and also rare, R7)
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I squashed these today at the Strasburg Railroad
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Successful BST transactions with: SilverEagles92; Ahrensdad; Smitty; GregHansen; Lablade; Mercury10c; copperflopper; whatsup; KISHU1; scrapman1077, crispy, canadanz, smallchange, robkool, Mission16, ranshdow, ibzman350, Fallguy, Collectorcoins, SurfinxHI, jwitten, Walkerguy21D, dsessom.