I must have done something, my post on Thursday poofed. Lol
This is my only one. Everytime I see her she reminds my of my grandpa. He was born in 1900 and was 21 when this coin was minted.
Even though it was nearly the beginning of the roaring 20's, I imagine that a dollar was a lot of money back then. I imagine that life was a little rougher in Nebraska back then; hot hot in the Summer and damn cold in the Winter.
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Well, as I started before, hope you stick around, maybe take a breather.
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Got some great coins here!
If you haven’t done so please either enter the contest or case your vote - voting ends 5pm EDT on Sunday!
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@JBK said:
If this one could talk! Presumably it was in the pocket of an American soldier in Germany at the end of WWII and he borrowed a punch at the Walther firearms factory.
Sorry to hear about your incarceration. I didn't see anything obvious going on that led up to it.
So cool, I love me a Walther pistol. Great logo!
Although, for serious business I’ll still take my Glock in 9mm, .45, or 10mm! You choose.😂
No Peace dollars to post, but just dropping in to say that life is too short to prove a point by eliminating things that you still enjoy. The forum is fun. Take a break, and come back in a few weeks with a different perspective.
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
@DCW said:
No Peace dollars to post, but just dropping in to say that life is too short to prove a point by eliminating things that you still enjoy. The forum is fun. Take a break, and come back in a few weeks with a different perspective.
Life is too short to stay here when it stopped being fun for him. Smart guy to realize it and nice of him to go out with a giveaway of this value!😎
@DCW said:
No Peace dollars to post, but just dropping in to say that life is too short to prove a point by eliminating things that you still enjoy. The forum is fun. Take a break, and come back in a few weeks with a different perspective.
Life is too short to stay here when it stopped being fun for him. Smart guy to realize it and nice of him to go out with a giveaway of this value!😎
Maybe you can join him? 😆
I'm kidding. (Maybe)
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
This is the nicest Peace Dollar I have. Mainly because I have sent 4 blast whites to ANACS to be graded. These 4 were part of a super transaction with Che_Grapes. I really will miss you if you do leave.
This Peace Dollar indicating my feelings on this situation too. I've been on probation 3 or 4 times and still have to be cautious. 🤬
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Successful Transactions with more than 100 Members
Sorry to see you leave but I totally understand your frustration. I don't know the circumstances in which you were banned but I know that their are instigators here. I chose the ignore button so I don't see their replays, kept me from getting into trouble! I went back and looked at all the posts are sure enough 2 of the people I have on ignore never posted! Call me Perry Mason, but it doesn't take much to know who they are.
Wish you would reconsider and just put those on ignore like I did
Good luck in your future
This is one of my favorite coins. The photo does it no justice. It is graded MS65 CAC in an OGH. Hope you stick around. If not hang loose and good luck with your future endeavors.
@winesteven - taking the strong lead with some beautiful commentary and coins… so well earned if this trend continues!
Thirty minutes to put in your vote - thanks to all for the amazing pics!!
We have a clear winner (love it when that happens - no three-way tie) and it is @winesteven with the near flawless and gem+++ beautiful 1934P - that is a nice coin! There were several others that I felt were worthy of attention and loved the thread..!!
Steven I’ll be reaching out to you IM for address - congrats!
@Che_Grapes said:
We have a clear winner (love it when that happens - no three-way tie) and it is @winesteven with the near flawless and gem+++ beautiful 1934P - that is a nice coin! There were several others that I felt were worthy of attention and loved the thread..!!
Steven I’ll be reaching out to you IM for address - congrats!
Thanks so very much for your LARGE generosity, and thanks so VERY much to those that “liked” what I said, as well as liking my coin, despite it having been dipped, in all likelihood. There were some beautiful toners shown.
More importantly though, I hope you think long and hard about your future forum plans. You’ve read what many of us have shared from our hearts. Your contributions will continue to be needed, and you’ll continue to learn too from this forum. Separate from education, the camaraderie and relationships that get made and grow are invaluable. We hope to see your presence on this forum for MANY years to come!
Steve
A day without fine wine and working on your coin collection is like a day without sunshine!!!
@ironmanl63 said:
This is one of my favorite coins. The photo does it no justice. It is graded MS65 CAC in an OGH. Hope you stick around. If not hang loose and good luck with your future endeavors.
That's a prooflike reverse if I ever saw one!
Pete
"I tell them there's no problems.....only solutions" - John Lennon
these are some really nice peace dollars i have 1921 probably 12 or 15, a 22 ,s,d,p. 23 p,s,d,and 26s i really like peace dollars and morgans as much i like the feel of the hefty chunk of silver. probably why i collect ase's as well. thank you all for sharing the pictures of your treasures..
Unfortunately I dont own any Peace dollars but I do have this Piece dollar don't even know why I saved it
Does this count? Wishing all entrants the best of luck in your giveaway
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You should stick around...and nothing wrong with taking a break for a while either.
Here's one of my favorites.
I must have done something, my post on Thursday poofed. Lol
This is my only one. Everytime I see her she reminds my of my grandpa. He was born in 1900 and was 21 when this coin was minted.
Even though it was nearly the beginning of the roaring 20's, I imagine that a dollar was a lot of money back then. I imagine that life was a little rougher in Nebraska back then; hot hot in the Summer and damn cold in the Winter.
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Well, as I started before, hope you stick around, maybe take a breather.
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USAF (Ret.) 1985 - 2005. E-4B Aircraft Maintenance Crew Chief and Contracting Officer.
My current Registry sets:
✓ Everyman Mint State Carson City Morgan Dollars (1878 – 1893)
✓ Everyman Mint State Lincoln Cents (1909 – 1958)
✓ Morgan Dollar GSA Hoard (1878 – 1891)
Got some great coins here!
If you haven’t done so please either enter the contest or case your vote - voting ends 5pm EDT on Sunday!
150 dollar prize!!
This is a gift from my father.
Tonedeaf is a nickname given to me in reference to my guitar playing ability.
This is one of my favorite DC minted items! This piece is in an ANACS AU-58 holder.
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My registry sets
This is the only Peace Dollar I own. Lol
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So cool, I love me a Walther pistol. Great logo!
Although, for serious business I’ll still take my Glock in 9mm, .45, or 10mm! You choose.😂
No Peace dollars to post, but just dropping in to say that life is too short to prove a point by eliminating things that you still enjoy. The forum is fun. Take a break, and come back in a few weeks with a different perspective.
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
Life is too short to stay here when it stopped being fun for him. Smart guy to realize it and nice of him to go out with a giveaway of this value!😎
Maybe you can join him? 😆
I'm kidding. (Maybe)
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
Glad to see ya back!
Thanks 4 da chance.
1926s "Overpolished Die"
Only 9 PCGS graded!
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"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.This is the nicest Peace Dollar I have. Mainly because I have sent 4 blast whites to ANACS to be graded. These 4 were part of a super transaction with Che_Grapes. I really will miss you if you do leave.
This Peace Dollar indicating my feelings on this situation too. I've been on probation 3 or 4 times and still have to be cautious. 🤬
USN & USAF retired 1971-1993
Successful Transactions with more than 100 Members
Sorry to see you leave but I totally understand your frustration. I don't know the circumstances in which you were banned but I know that their are instigators here. I chose the ignore button so I don't see their replays, kept me from getting into trouble! I went back and looked at all the posts are sure enough 2 of the people I have on ignore never posted! Call me Perry Mason, but it doesn't take much to know who they are.
Wish you would reconsider and just put those on ignore like I did
Good luck in your future
Mike
My Indians
Danco Set
This is one of my favorite coins. The photo does it no justice. It is graded MS65 CAC in an OGH. Hope you stick around. If not hang loose and good luck with your future endeavors.
Anyone - please last chance to post or vote!!!
@winesteven - taking the strong lead with some beautiful commentary and coins… so well earned if this trend continues!
Thirty minutes to put in your vote - thanks to all for the amazing pics!!
We have a clear winner (love it when that happens - no three-way tie) and it is @winesteven with the near flawless and gem+++ beautiful 1934P - that is a nice coin! There were several others that I felt were worthy of attention and loved the thread..!!
Steven I’ll be reaching out to you IM for address - congrats!
Thanks so very much for your LARGE generosity, and thanks so VERY much to those that “liked” what I said, as well as liking my coin, despite it having been dipped, in all likelihood. There were some beautiful toners shown.
More importantly though, I hope you think long and hard about your future forum plans. You’ve read what many of us have shared from our hearts. Your contributions will continue to be needed, and you’ll continue to learn too from this forum. Separate from education, the camaraderie and relationships that get made and grow are invaluable. We hope to see your presence on this forum for MANY years to come!
Steve
My collecting “Pride & Joy” is my PCGS Registry Dansco 7070 Set:
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Congrats, to Steve!
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"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.@winesteven Congrats.
@Che_Grapes thanks for the chance. Stick around here for a while. Sour grapes will pass.
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That's a prooflike reverse if I ever saw one!
Pete
This belongs here, if only to show what was the original.
Kudos to George Morgan for the excellent work on modifying it.
Pete
these are some really nice peace dollars i have 1921 probably 12 or 15, a 22 ,s,d,p. 23 p,s,d,and 26s i really like peace dollars and morgans as much i like the feel of the hefty chunk of silver. probably why i collect ase's as well. thank you all for sharing the pictures of your treasures..
Unfortunately I dont own any Peace dollars but I do have this Piece dollar don't even know why I saved it
Does this count? Wishing all entrants the best of luck in your giveaway
Would also be sorry to see you go as I have learned some things from your post
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