Lots of Red on the 1792 No Gold Set
itsnotjustme
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Dabigkahuna, Myself, and the Young Numismatic have been trading places in the #6, 7, & 8 positions. The Cameron is holding onto the lead, but I'm looking for a trick or two to pull out of my sleave.... If the cert database would recognize my coins it would be of great help.
Give Blood (Red Bags) & Platelets (Yellow Bags)!
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The complete set is looking pretty daunting to me now. I need to focus on one set. I want to work on many! Should I upgrade my 20'Th Century mixed? Add to my 20'Th Century proof? Quickly buy up several circulated 19'Th century type coins so I can momentarily jump back past Dabigkahuna? Finish my Cal Gold mini type set?
Jim
You make it sound like we are track side at the Kentucky Derby or maybe Daytona!
There no sneaking up on you guys!!
I just got back about a half dozen of MS NGC coins that I cracked out and sent in to PCGS. The results were horrible. All the coins came back at least two grades lower than NGC or in a body bag. OUCH!!! The worst part is I know I will do it again! LOL! Is there any cure?
Larry
Dabigkahuna
Cameron Kiefer
currently #6 "Kiefer Collection"
Cameron Kiefer
I'd like to have some nice gold coins in my set, but most of them look pretty banged up until you get to MS64 and above, and then the prices are high on all but the $20 Saints. If I can complete the non-gold set in the grades I'd like, I may attempt the gold, but I hate to buy coins I don't like (MS63 or lower) just to satisfy a registry requirement. Besides, I've just never cared much for the color of gold coins, and I can find a lot of coins in other metals that are more esthetically pleasing to me than gold.
Jim
Just don't forget - real men collect whatever they darn well please! (Besides, my wife doesn't want me to!)