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Nashua show
bikenut
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I went to the Nashua, N.H. show Sunday. As usual, I was looking for PCGS Cert Wheats to add to my collection. The show was very busy with most of the usual familiar faces in attendance.
I was disappointed again with the selection of wheats. I would guess that though their were 40 tables of dealers their were no more than 40? PCGS cert wheats between them. Their were the usual '09 VDB's in the bunch.....a few '31 S's....a couple of better grade coins in the teens and 20's. One dealer had a half dozen '35P's in PCGS 66 Red. I did not see one PCGS cert wheat from 1936 to 1958.
My goal is to continue to buy and add to my collection. I wish that I could buy locally, at a show. Unfortunately, that is not possible in this area and their's no reason to expect it to change soon. I hope to purchase 15-20 more PCGS cert wheats in the next year or two after which I'll set up at a show. Hopefully this will generate an interest in the set....in this area....
Denis.
I was disappointed again with the selection of wheats. I would guess that though their were 40 tables of dealers their were no more than 40? PCGS cert wheats between them. Their were the usual '09 VDB's in the bunch.....a few '31 S's....a couple of better grade coins in the teens and 20's. One dealer had a half dozen '35P's in PCGS 66 Red. I did not see one PCGS cert wheat from 1936 to 1958.
My goal is to continue to buy and add to my collection. I wish that I could buy locally, at a show. Unfortunately, that is not possible in this area and their's no reason to expect it to change soon. I hope to purchase 15-20 more PCGS cert wheats in the next year or two after which I'll set up at a show. Hopefully this will generate an interest in the set....in this area....
Denis.
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