Schwenk Collection Website Major Revision

gschwernk

Since I am selling may Saints collection during the next few weeks. I replaced my website feature of a $20 1930s MS65 cac with a $5,000 note from 1928 which is a member of the 100 Greatest notes. I have finally finished adding all my notes from my 100 Greatest Notes collection to the site.

I encourage any one who collects banknotes or is thinking about starting to view my site.

You can view at:
https://sc-coins.com/

As always I appreciate any comments on additions/ improvements to my webstie.

RichieURich

An amazing collection, well worth a look! Thank you for posting these wonderful notes!

Boosibri

Curious what your average holding period of a coin is within your collection?

gschwernk

@Boosibri said:
Curious what your average holding period of a coin is within your collection?

Not long. I enjoy finishing a collection and then moving on to a new set. This is not wise from a financial point of view. But it is fun for me and it is what I enjoy. I consider coins an expense and not an investment.

EastonCollection

Impressive - thank you for sharing. I enjoy viewing your collection on your site. Good luck with the notes.

johnny010

Are you adding 1-3, 13?

gschwernk

@johnny010 said:
Are you adding 1-3, 13?

3 impossible, #1 and maybe #3 are outside my current price range. There are maybe 5 or 6 more I could add in addtion to 2 I purchased at Heritage FUN sale.

breakdown

Always enjoy your website. Thank you for sharing your collecting journey.

Clackamas1

I like the $5000 note. I have a $1000 and would love to get a $5000 someday.

gschwernk

@Clackamas1 said:
I like the $5000 note. I have a $1000 and would love to get a $5000 someday.

The $5,000 note I displayed is the Series 1928 which is much rarer than the series 1934 (all FR#'s POP 23). It is the note which is a member of the 100 Greatest notes. A Series 1934 (POP 110) is generally avaiable but is still very expensive in higher grades. A VF 1934 $5,000 is more attainable.

Clackamas1

@gschwernk said:

@Clackamas1 said:
I like the $5000 note. I have a $1000 and would love to get a $5000 someday.

The $5,000 note I displayed is the Series 1928 which is much rarer than the series 1934 (all FR#'s POP 23). It is the note which is a member of the 100 Greatest notes. A Series 1934 (POP 110) is generally avaiable but is still very expensive in higher grades. A VF 1934 $5,000 is more attainable.

My $1000 is a 1928 as well.

Jimsokay

Amazing as well as beautiful collections.

Copperindian

Awesome website - THANKS!

lonemountaincoin

Gorgeous coins & notes. Kudos.

gschwernk

@Clackamas1 said:

@gschwernk said:

@Clackamas1 said:
I like the $5000 note. I have a $1000 and would love to get a $5000 someday.

The $5,000 note I displayed is the Series 1928 which is much rarer than the series 1934 (all FR#'s POP 23). It is the note which is a member of the 100 Greatest notes. A Series 1934 (POP 110) is generally avaiable but is still very expensive in higher grades. A VF 1934 $5,000 is more attainable.

My $1000 is a 1928 as well.

I should have noted that $1000 series 1928 is also a 100 Greatest Note(#99). Congrats on you holding. I hope you get your $5,000 some day.