@Catbert said: @MrSpud you've been on a type acquisition rampage! I like the coins you add to your collection. How far along are you in your type set journey (say in percentage terms)?
I just noticed this question, but I sort of answered it when I posted my most recent purchase and it moved 2 of my circulated type sets to the #1 rank across the street in their Registry. But still just #2 here in PCGS Registry.
In terms of percent, the bar graphs below summarize that pretty good. The main ones I’ve been focused on are the 19th Century Circulated ones.
Now that I have a reverse pic, I’m sharing it again. I really wanted an AU, but the price is just too prohibitive. All in all, I still feel this is a very attractive coin. I’m happy with it. The mint luster is very strong even though my pics didn’t quite capture it all.
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Underbid this in the original auction of the Reiver collection. Missed bidding months back on Great Collections. Paid up about 10% over that bid+juice to wrestle it away. Rare coin.
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@0ronron said:
My first Morgan!!
Building my 1891 type set in MS63/PF63
May I ask, What is the significance of the year 1891?
Nothing of significance to me personally, I just recently picked up the 1891 seated liberty quarter and decided to build that year of types. Honestly though this board really got me hooked on coins. I very much enjoy looking at all the coins from all the forum members and wanted to start a collection of my own to pass down to my daughter. I enjoy the "hunt" to find the right coin for my collection....1891 was just a starting point.....
1853, is the same for me. Not a significant date but I got a great deal on the $10 gold so I was off to the races with that date. Since, I've added 1/2 dime, dime, $1, and just won my Stacks auction yesterday with a very nice $2.5 Quarter Eagle. Love those mid-century modern coins. Lol.
1853, is the same for me. Not a significant date but I got a great deal on the $10 gold so I was off to the races with that date. Since, I've added 1/2 dime, dime, $1, and just won my Stacks auction yesterday with a very nice $2.5 Quarter Eagle. Love those mid-century modern coins. Lol.
I have a birthday coming up that would make my day!!!
1853, is the same for me. Not a significant date but I got a great deal on the $10 gold so I was off to the races with that date. Since, I've added 1/2 dime, dime, $1, and just won my Stacks auction yesterday with a very nice $2.5 Quarter Eagle. Love those mid-century modern coins. Lol.
I have a birthday coming up that would make my day!!!
It probably would but I'm sure that my wife, 3 kids, and 6 grandkids would pick my collection apart first.
Nice and handsome BB-160 example. The relapped reverse is so distinct in the weak left and right extreme stars, but most evident in the loss of the berries on the branch. You picked an interesting one.
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OGH Shield Nickel for the type set
I agree Joe, and I'm not a fan of Barbers.
I love Shield Nickels!
I haven’t posted any acquisitions in a while so here’s my latest.
TurtleCat Gold Dollars
One more on the Lincoln Cent MS66 RD parade, this one a 1953-S:
I just noticed this question, but I sort of answered it when I posted my most recent purchase and it moved 2 of my circulated type sets to the #1 rank across the street in their Registry. But still just #2 here in PCGS Registry.
In terms of percent, the bar graphs below summarize that pretty good. The main ones I’ve been focused on are the 19th Century Circulated ones.
Mr_Spud
Very nice, Mr. Spud.
Picked this up for my Everyman Basic Silver Short Set.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Now that I have a reverse pic, I’m sharing it again. I really wanted an AU, but the price is just too prohibitive. All in all, I still feel this is a very attractive coin. I’m happy with it. The mint luster is very strong even though my pics didn’t quite capture it all.
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Underbid this in the original auction of the Reiver collection. Missed bidding months back on Great Collections. Paid up about 10% over that bid+juice to wrestle it away. Rare coin.
My first AU58 coin of any type
1932 MS65
Just picked up for my 1891 set.
Struck on 1891 indian head
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Custom job my nephew and I collaborated on….150 one ounce silver rounds, 75 antiqued and 75 non-antiqued:
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Unless I'm mistaken, that is a very rare ANACS 7.0 holder...
Tim
Thanks! It has a great look for a very lightly circulated piece. Nice natural color.
TurtleCat Gold Dollars
My second ever gold coin and my first classic gold coin (my other one is a modern).
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Congratulations! It has a great look. Be very careful though... pre33 gold is very addictive!
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Over the years, I have become very appreciative of natural color on gold!
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Thanks for the information my serial # is 267 later then the one showing (2840067/ 2840337)
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Very nice half dime for a cleaned designation.
"Got a flaming heart, can't get my fill"
Some new CAC approved gold…..
”No L” $1- 66 CAC
TV really doesn’t show the DCAM contrast on the $3
Wire Edge 66+ CAC
Just got this one today...
1937 PR66
I mainly collect raw Ancients, PCGS Mercury Dimes, and raw CSA'S... but have misc other sets...Jeffhttps://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/set/215647https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/showcase/8378
Very nice- I love that clean look! Toning can be nice but yours really shows off the design!
Thank you!
I mainly collect raw Ancients, PCGS Mercury Dimes, and raw CSA'S... but have misc other sets...Jeffhttps://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/set/215647https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/showcase/8378
1936 US Silver Quarter NGC MS65 with mottled Toning
COINS FOR SALE, IN LINK BELOW
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1799 BB-151. Holed. I already have one of these in PCGS VF25. This looks like maybe VF35 Details.
Edit: Mistakes were make and I don't know how to delete this XD
Purchased a few months ago. Not a high grade but the detail is nice and bold for a 30.
My first Morgan!!
Building my 1891 type set in MS63/PF63
I love the toning on this piece, need to get better pics (glamour shots) lol..
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May I ask, What is the significance of the year 1891?
Mike
My Indians
Danco Set
Nothing of significance to me personally, I just recently picked up the 1891 seated liberty quarter and decided to build that year of types. Honestly though this board really got me hooked on coins.
I very much enjoy looking at all the coins from all the forum members and wanted to start a collection of my own to pass down to my daughter. I enjoy the "hunt" to find the right coin for my collection....1891 was just a starting point.....
BONUS!! Also in 1891 ANA was founded..https://www.money.org/ana-history
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1853, is the same for me. Not a significant date but I got a great deal on the $10 gold so I was off to the races with that date. Since, I've added 1/2 dime, dime, $1, and just won my Stacks auction yesterday with a very nice $2.5 Quarter Eagle. Love those mid-century modern coins. Lol.
My first Barber half...
Thanks to @thebigeng for a smooth transaction on the BST forum.
Successful BST transactions with forum members thebigeng, SPalladino, Zoidmeister, coin22lover, coinsarefun, jwitten, CommemKing.
Not in hand yet. Bought this for my seated liberty set.
Just picked some home heating fuel @ $4.50 a gallon, can't imagine where it will be come January.
Ok she's "details" but I've wanted a Twenty center for a long time and the price was very right
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I have a birthday coming up> @MtnCreek29 said:
I have a birthday coming up that would make my day!!!
It probably would but I'm sure that my wife, 3 kids, and 6 grandkids would pick my collection apart first.
My first 18th century coin
Nice and handsome BB-160 example. The relapped reverse is so distinct in the weak left and right extreme stars, but most evident in the loss of the berries on the branch. You picked an interesting one.
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A new purchase from HJB just because it looked fantastic. The Luster is great in hand
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