my Franklin album
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Greetings,
Moving on from this set, and got around to taking images of all the coins in the album, which I'd like to share. A walk down memory lane for sure, and a sense of a job well done as far as the original vision for the set. A special thanks to @Relaxn who gifted me the album and started me down the path of the set. As you scroll through you'll gather the goal was toned eye appeal. Most of the coins were purchased raw, but some slabbed coins were released as part of the project. FBL was never a focus, but I'd be interested if folks thought some made it. The 51-D was certified that way, and I'd give the two 1948 coins the nod based soley on my quick interpretation of the PCGS grading guide. As I evaluated what I had in preparation for sale, I almost pulled the plug, but am getting to a point in life that its time to slowly unwind the raw sets, and an confident the pieces will find a happy home.
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Very nice! I particularly like the 1955
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Thanks for sharing, it’s a great looking set! I’ll be sure to check again when you load up the rest of the pictures.
Mr_Spud
Lovely toning on all the pieces so far
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Nice set for sure. Did you purchase all raw or did you crack some out? I've done it both ways putting this set together.
I see you put the rest of the pictures up, they all look great! Only the obverse of 49-D isn’t loading right and can’t see the picture.
Mr_Spud
Beautiful set.
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