2004 Roosies.....Why are none graded yet?
Manorcourtman
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What's everyone waiting for? None graded as of 5/11/04. Do the good dimes only come from the mint sets?? M.
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I was wondering about this myself, glad you asked for me
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
<< <i>Why waste your time searching for them? There's nobody to buy them. I guess if you keep them for yourself it would make sense. >>
I'm looking for them! But only one of each preferably in FB...
Jim
How much are you willing to pay for one?
M.
First of all, I only lose $ on these threads and have never made $1 from this crew.
Secondly, you're right i should just provide the very best coins and make very little or actually lose money while I loose use of my hands from tendonitis and my back gives out. it's a lot of work to provide top notch coins with considerable risk of loss of investment and severe aggravation with PCGS's inconsistency. My only point is that it's not worth seeking out these coins when there are more profitable ventures to undertake.
But it isn't profitable to look for many of these coins so collectors are going to have to do
more of the looking. Looking is a blast so they'll still be found in any case.
If your only losing money then why respond to this thread? You are obviously not interested in the topic.
I sometimes wonder why people have to dump on another persons thread because it simply doesnt interest them.
Obvious it interested the original poster enough to ask a simple question. So if it doesnt interest you then just let it pass. The thread title is pretty obvious, so if it doesnt interest you...let it go. Please take your frustration out on someone else. Just my 2 cents.
<< <i>2004P & D PCGSMS68FB $55 each. In a year they'll either be $25 or $125 each >>
O.K. Nick. I'll paypal ya $110.
Ron (drunk again but true to my word!)
I'm a collector and will look for myself first. Then if more are made in MS66-69FB, I will put them on this board for sale. I'm sure someone will want them. Being a collector, I don't care what they sell for, just as long as I don't lose any $$$, although the more $$$ the better!
LaBROZZI though has to pay double!
Later Gators!
Paul.
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
<< <i>I've got 10 rolls, so I hope that I don't get a sore back or tendonitis, working like a dealer!
Later, Paul. >>
I don't know nothin' bout no dealer, but do know that the typical ten rolls of
dimes from a few years back would not have any gems in them. In fact for most
dates you'd need about thirty or forty rolls from thirty or forty different sources
to be reasonably sure of finding a gem.
Generally you'll need fewer than fifty mint sets to do as well or better. These
are lighter than the rolls but require more effort to find.
Good luck on your rolls, please let us know how you do.
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
a small handfull of MS-68 FB's. It's merely improbable. Again, good luck.
<< <i>Ron, When I get one its yours for $110....
That's one of each!!!!
<< <i>...I just want to provide my set with my "Homemade" 2004 MS68FB's if I can. If these rolls suk the big one, I will buy a few Mint sets when they come out.
Later, Paul. >>
Cherrypicking the mint sets still qualifies as "homemade" in my book. It is a real chore trying to grade the durn things through the mint set packaging!
and they're cold.
I don't want nobody to shoot me in the foxhole."
Mary
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Alot of luster on the P's for sure, but, found the dimes to be very nice overall, except for all of the chatter on the surfaces. 1-2 may be worth grading. I will keep them until I see the Mint sets.
Thanks, Paul.
Later, Paul.
I have also noticed that the '4' has a tendency to be weak (at least on the ones that I have seen). If this is the trend, then there won't be very many super-gems coming out of the rolls.
Guess I'll have to wait until the mint sets come out as well....
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