An Announcement from across the street
melikecoins
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<< <i>Hawaii 50 coin? >>
Glen,
The coin appeared in an episode of the old TV series, Hawaii 5-0.
Russ, NCNE
Book em Dan el!
Glen
<< <i>Book em Dan el! >>
melikecoins: That was "Book'em Danno!'
The theme song to Hawaii Five-O was also my favorite Ventures song!!
Stuart
Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
"Luck is what happens when Preparation meets Opportunity"
It's a silly looking slab. I certainly wouldn't want my 1913 Liberty Nickel labeled with such trivia.
<< <i>It's a silly looking slab. I certainly wouldn't want my 1913 Liberty Nickel labeled with such trivia. >>
Where's your sense of fun? Isn't that what this hobby is supposed to be? If I owned that coin, I'd love to have it in that slab!
Russ, NCNE
I think noting that it's the Hawaii 5-O Coin is cool, but the serial number is less than professional.
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<< <i>I remember watching as the guy slipped the nickel into a newspaper vending machine. >>
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<< <i>I remember watching as the guy slipped the nickel into a newspaper vending machine. >>
I am highly confident that it was a "stunt" nickel/double.
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while some are affected by the insert trivia and serial number, i actually had to go back and look at the link to see them. after my initial glance and notice of PF64 as the assigned grade, i found myself dismayed that there was no reverse picture and no way to determine from the small obverse picture if i thought the coin was correctly graded.
it's refreshing to know i'm making progress!!
this is pure hype, nothing more, nothing less. if the services would focus more on correctly grading coins and allowing the market-place to determine their growth rate, we'd all be better served.
al h.
It is not detracting if you think about it, and it does add to the pedigree and history of the coin. Something that is more enduring that saying it is "norweb" or whatever to many people.
Die-hards may not like hearing that, but it is true.
And, like Russ said, this hobby should be fun. Enjoy it and lighten up
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
As far as I know this is the first NGC slab to ever have the mintage on the label.
Cameron Kiefer
Should have been "ONLY 5 FRAUDULENTLY MINTED".
Seriously though, I like it! This is the Legend specimen, right?
hey Bochiman
thanks for enlightening us all on your concept of what we like.
al h.
<< <i>..............and "the COIN" versus "the SLAB" saga continues strongly, even now with this rarity!!!!!!
while some are affected by the insert trivia and serial number, i actually had to go back and look at the link to see them. after my initial glance and notice of PF64 as the assigned grade, i found myself dismayed that there was no reverse picture and no way to determine from the small obverse picture if i thought the coin was correctly graded.
it's refreshing to know i'm making progress!!
this is pure hype, nothing more, nothing less. if the services would focus more on correctly grading coins and allowing the market-place to determine their growth rate, we'd all be better served.
al h.
Of course it is correctly graded, it was in a PCGS PR64 holder
(and yes, this is the "Legend" coin)