Denver Collectors ???
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Any collectors on the boards located in the Denver Area?
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
The name is LEE!
The name is LEE!
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I remember a coin shop in downtown Denver run by an old time dealer named Brown [Dan Brown?]. I picked up some coins from his shop and still have a couple.
I also plucked from pocket change some nice MS (please do not start the "if you got them from change how can they be uncirculated" discussion) Denver mint silver and early clad coins in the 1960's and 1970's. Still have most of those and some are durn right purdy to looky at.
Since I got out of school and have worked for a living, I have done so in California.
I also remember the coin store in the mall going absolutely nuts during the silver run up in 1979-80. Lines of people with silver coins galore, silver settings, etc. and gold clamoring to sell and cash out. What fun it would have been during that time period to be a coin dealer and to buy for bullion all of the proof and mint sets you could and then, after hours, cherry pick them to your heart's content.
Next coin show in Denver, we'll go toss down a few!
The only coin shops I know of in town that offer decent stuff is Tebo Coins in Boulder and Rocky Mountain Coins on Broadway in Denver. There's a schmattering of other shops but none that I have ben impressed with.
At any rate, hello brothers!
The name is LEE!
PM me before the next show and week can throw back a few!
I also have purchased coins at RMC on Broadway. A couple of years ago I picked up a 1951 proof set in an old holder. The Frankie was toned a wild purple and yellow, however, underneath it was cameo all the way. I gave the half a bath to remove the toning and the cameo revealed itself. It now sits in a cameo proof frankie collection I have tucked away in a capital holder.
I also picked up a couple of proof sets with nice cameos from the two small shops next door to RMC. I always stop by when I am in the Mile High City.