A pleasing submission for a change..
Russ
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Actually, my last few have been rather pleasant.
PCGS Order Status for Invoice # 3038408
LINE # CERT # COIN DATE DENOMINATION VARIETY GRADE
1 21228995 1964 50C PR68CA
2 21228996 1964 50C PR68CA
3 21228997 1964 50C PR68CA
4 21228998 1964 50C Accented Hair PR68
Date Received: 09/05/2002
Date Shipped: No Date Specified
I was wrong on line 3 and 4. My notes say 67 on both. Line #4 actually belongs to Dan; he'll be happy to hear.
Russ, NCNE
PCGS Order Status for Invoice # 3038408
LINE # CERT # COIN DATE DENOMINATION VARIETY GRADE
1 21228995 1964 50C PR68CA
2 21228996 1964 50C PR68CA
3 21228997 1964 50C PR68CA
4 21228998 1964 50C Accented Hair PR68
Date Received: 09/05/2002
Date Shipped: No Date Specified
I was wrong on line 3 and 4. My notes say 67 on both. Line #4 actually belongs to Dan; he'll be happy to hear.
Russ, NCNE
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Now if you would only move to the MS side...
Rusty.
Kinda eases the sting of having been royally screwed on ebay.
Good submission Russ!
Russ, NCNE
and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
As a proof set the seller got a good deal too - so all's well that ends well.
I'll be selling this coin soon though. I can just smell an AH DCAM out there.... somewhere.
I'm sure most of you won't believe me, but I know a very honest and reliable fellow numismatist(board member also) who told me a year ago about a hoard of proof sets that date back to 1950's to date, every year they have been issued in that time frame. Well, he had the opportunity(from close friend) to look at some of the coins, of which there were at least 20 DCAM AH Kennedy's in the group of 1964 sets, many that would grade 68-69 DCAM. I have yet to find any reason to refute his account of what was there or had any other reasons to doubt him. Just thought I would throw that out, like I said, most people probably will think I'm full of it as usual.
Nope, none of these needed that level of conservation.
BTW, line #2 is the coin in my signature.
Russ, NCNE
I recently finished and will update(soon as the coins arrive) my Kennedy registry set with just a couple of coins that need replacing(already have one of those on the way too ) I've found that since I have had most of the coins for 4-5 years, 6 or 7 of them have developed a light haze from a light wipe or dip(man I hate that, why do dealers have to dip modern proofs anyway? ) and they will be replaced. The toughest to find so far in the clads IMO with a DCAM +++ and white is the 1990 and 1991 coins. A large majority of them are toned that golden-yellow, not the usual golden-brown, that DCAM Kennedys can take on and do not have really nice frost.
<< <i>there were at least 20 DCAM AH Kennedy's in the group of 1964 sets >>
May I have his address and telephone number please?
Russ, NCNE