Grades posted!!! :)

MadMarty

PCGS Order Status for Invoice # 3000806


LINE # CERT # COIN DATE DENOMINATION VARIETY GRADE
1 90075554 1881-S S$1 MS64 I figured a MS64
2 90075555 1879-S S$1 MS64 I figured a MS64
3 90075556 1885-O S$1 MS64 I figured a MS64
4 90075560 1955 50C MS64FL Oops
4 90075557 1955 50C MS65FL Nice
4 90075558 1955 50C MS65FL Nice
4 90075559 1955 50C MS66FL Cha-Ching! I knew this one would make a 66 I just bought one!
5 90075561 1954-S 50C MS65FL Mini Cha-Ching
6 90075562 1952 50C MS64FL OK
7 90075563 1950 50C MS64FL OK
8 90075564 1957-D 50C MS65FL Nice
9 90075565 1955-D 25C MS65 OK
10 90075566 1955 25C MS65 OK
11 90075567 1962-D 50C MS64FL OK, $4 coin show coin
11 90075568 1962-D 50C MS64FL OK, $4 coin show coin
12 90075569 1963-D 50C MS64 OK, $4 coin show coin
13 90075570 1963 50C MS63FL OK, $4 coin show coin
14 90075571 1960-D 50C Enviromental Damage ??? Don't know!
15 90075572 1964 50C PR65 Another Kennedy Oops
16 90075573 1926-S S$1 MS64 Toned
17 90075574 1955-S 1C MS66RD OK
17 90075575 1955-S 1C MS66RD OK
17 90075576 1955-S 1C MS66RD OK
18 90075577 1964 5C PR67 Toned Monster!
18 90075578 1964 5C PR67 Toned Monster!
19 90075579 1963 5C PR66 Toned Monster!
19 90075580 1963 5C PR66 Toned Monster!
20 90075581 1962 5C PR65 Toned Monster!
20 90075582 1962 5C PR66 Toned Monster!

Date Received: 02/20/2003
Date Shipped: No Date Specified

GaCoinGuy

nice going..........which service did you use and what was the turnaround?

MadMarty

Economy and just over 2 months!

paigowjohnny

Lots of Frankies there Marty...you heathen

LucyBop

Great score on the 55!!!!!!

ksteelheader

Good score Marty.............Ken

Cameo CC

Yeh - good submittial Marty.

Todd

Russ

Now, what did I tell you yesterday, Marty?

Russ, NCNE

keets

hey marty

i'll be honest, i really can't see spending the submission fees on those toned Jeffersons, BUT having seen some of the prices you've realized on eBay i can understand why you do it!! maybe i should re-phrase that to read "i can't see spending the money some eBay members spend" on such common coins just because they're in a PCGS holder.

i just returned from the local shop and passed on some toned nickels cause i have so many and see so many that i've gotten really selective. one that i did snag is a 1963 that has frosted ice-blue devices framed by faint purple fields to give a wonderful cameo effect, probably PR68. i paid the princely sum of $2.

do you have much success with the mid-50's nickels?? i've noticed quite a few 1956 coins with rainbow tone.

al h.

DCAMFranklin

A good eye there, Marty. Congrats!

MadMonk

Congrats ole eagle eye!

paigowjohnny

Change your name to FrankieMarty...traitor...

Do slabbed Frankies burn better ???

nwcs

Congrats on that 1955! Now I have to cross mine to NGC for a 67*.

andy007

geez keets, don't tell them that you can buy those blue and purple toned 60's proof Jeffersons for $2 or so, they will ridicule you and tell you that it is not possible. If anyone hasn't noticed the hundreds and hundreds of these that are on Ebay or posted here as new purchases all the time, they are common, and certainly not the exception and the price asked for them by some members and Ebay sellers is absolutely absurd.

Russ

Andy and Keets,

Since you can buy these nickels all day long for $2, I'll give you a chance to make obscene profits. I'll give you guys $4 each for every single one you can come up with. You can double your money with little effort. But, they have to really be toned. Not some whisper of color, but the real deal. Like this:



Just PM me and tell me how many you have - remember, they must look just as good as the one above - and I'll PayPal you the money immediately.

Russ, NCNE

andy007

Russ,

First, I am not a coin dealer, I am a collector. I only sell items that I no longer collect or that does not fit in my collection. Secondly, I don't need a measly $2 profit per coin, so you can flip it on Ebay to unsuspecting buyers who have no idea as to the ease of finding these coins. If I were after money, I am quite capable of listing on Ebay myself, or selling them to typetone, who pays $7 or so per coin.

MadMarty

Andy, I don't think finding one coin in every 50 proof sets is easy and finding a nice "monster" one is even harder. I have been collecting them for over 10 years and have looked through thousands of proof sets. A nice toned coin is a rare find! Light toned ones are common, but the true monsters are really tough to find.

I'll give you $5 each for every one you have that looks like this one!

andy007

your absolutely right about the color on that one pictured Marty, those are a little tougher to find than the common, lightly toned pastel that Russ pictured. Ok, one in 50 sets, well, from my experience they are quite easier than that, but going on one nicely toned Jefferson per 50 sets, and these run from 1960-1964(of course other dates are found with the blue and purple coloration, but not with the ease that the years stated are) so that means there are only 299,285 to go around. And they are scarce???????

Russ

Yep, I could have written your answer word for word.

Russ, NCNE

andy007

All hail, the numismatic clairvoyant has spoken, let us all marvel in the vast knowledge that lies within your years, oops, I meant year of collecting.

NoGvmnt

"I'll give you $5 each for every one you have that looks like this one! "

OK, send me about 10 rolls of clean,fresh nickels, I'll break out my gun blue, then give me a couple days.
$5.00 each? I'm in the money, I'm in the money...........
BUWAAAAAaaaaahaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaahahaaaaaaaa!!!

MadMonk

If it's so EASY to find these, I'd like to see somebody go find 10 problem free coins this month.