U.S. Coins Type Set bug bit me too... big ugly pics :-(

ss350camaro

Sorry about the crappy pics. One of these days i'll upgrade from my 7 yr old camera and learn from the experts here on how to take nice clear pictures.

ksteelheader

Nice! I notice that you have one of those "Axle Hairy" coins from 1964!!!

snapmohr

Looking good and thanks for sharing.

ss350camaro

<< <i> Nice! I notice that you have one of those "Axle Hairy" coins from 1964!!! >>



Yep

I've been watching eBay for some decent Large Cents but am not having much luck.

ksteelheader

<< <i>I've been watching eBay for some decent Large Cents but am not having much luck. >>

Yeah, my grandson has a nice one! Maybe I'll crack it out of it's PCGS holder! Then my wife would put me on disability!!

coachleonard

i had it lucky in the 1980's to mid 1990's or so--- a lot of dealers at coins shops/coin shows had boxes of all manner of US type coins, oftentimes going back as Draped Bust Large Cents, that would be sold for $5 apiece, $8 apiece, $10 apiece and so on. I got a lot
of nice Fine-Very 19th Century US type coins that way. I don't know that many such boxes exist anymore.

Betta285

Nice assortment!! I think it's good you have a little bit of everything, but that's what makes it harder to choose which coin to buy next Remember, above all, have fun!!

jim

notlogical

what do you have the coins in?

AuldFartte

Very Camaro-man

The US Type Set is the most fun for me.

ss350camaro

<< <i> what do you have the coins in? >>



notlogical,

I am putting the coins in a Dansco #7070 U.S. Coins Type Set album.

If you're interested in doing something like this you can find the album pretty easily on the internet , ebay, or most likely at a local coin shop.

kamehameha00

notlogical,
You can buy one off of an online dealer's supplies store or at a coin show or coin shop. Most sell for around $20.