It took HOURS!!!
Jumpin Jahosaphat. Man, it seemed to take forever, but I just finished. I cracked all 129 of my slabs and put the coins into a dansco album. Coins look so much better in danscos... Man, it sure is a pretty set. I'm bushed, but I think it was worth agonizing over a hammer to free the coins. Time to go to bed.
David
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David
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space. In fact, I'll go you one further and just put them all in tubes! It will be very
handy to be able to grab just my nickels, dimes or quarters and go!
For now.
Now that I can testify that my coins look great in a dansco, I'm sure others will follow. This really has me excited.
David
My World Coin Type Set
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
Ireally don't see what is the big deal. All of my Lincolns are forcibly freed as soon as I buy them. I have the inserts that I use to enter the coins into the registry, but physically all go into 2X2's! I appreciate the opinion of the better graders at the leading TPG in the country, but I would much rather fondle my $15,000 22-D in 66RD. So, as soon as I get one of these beauties in the mail, out comes the hammer. Into a 2X2 it goes and right into a desk drawer down in my cold, musty, humid basement.
I wish all my eager Lincoln buddies could take the same approach.
Jack
<< <i>Ireally don't see what is the big deal. All of my Lincolns are forcibly freed as soon as I buy them. I have the inserts that I use to enter the coins into the registry, but physically all go into 2X2's! I appreciate the opinion of the better graders at the leading TPG in the country, but I would much rather fondle my $15,000 22-D in 66RD. So, as soon as I get one of these beauties in the mail, out comes the hammer. Into a 2X2 it goes and right into a desk drawer down in my cold, musty, humid basement.
I wish all my eager Lincoln buddies could take the same approach.
Jack >>
Clever, Clever, Clever!!!!!