Where did this set come from????????

idocoins · March 5, 2005 8:29AM

PCGS registry set

Russ · March 5, 2005 8:53AM

From Dawson Oskey.

Russ, NCNE

flyingcougar13 · March 5, 2005 10:15AM

<< <i>From Dawson Oskey. >>

I would have to concur.
I would also add that it's an awesome set!!!

Way to go Dawson!!!

ctgreatone · March 5, 2005 12:14PM

maybe the nicest registry set I have ever seen. Look at the rating 67.11 out of 67.11 WOW!!!

DennisH · March 5, 2005 12:42PM

Wow!!

ThatImpalaDude · March 5, 2005 1:24PM

Oakley's set appears to be in fact Dick Graham's set. Identical except Oakley has a 37 in 67, pop 2, that Dick didnt have. My guess is that Dick purchased the 36 in 67 before selling the set but had already retired the set so he couldnt add it. As you can see, Oakley has the only pop 1 1935 in 8, 1939D in 8, and 1941-D in 8. So does Dick in his listing in the all-time finest set. Since two people cant each have the same pop 1, Oakley's set was purchased from Dick. Also, Oakley has one of the two 45-S's in 67. Prior to Oakley listing his set, Dick and the Pegasus set had the two 45-S's in 67. Also, Dick had spoken in the past about having a buyer for his set, so I know he was looking to sell. That's my case for my strong belief that Oakley bought Dick Graham's Walker set.

Steve

ThatImpalaDude · March 5, 2005 1:31PM

Forgive me, Mr. Oskey, for calling you Oakley. Seems to be another brain f_rt on my part. Been happening more and more as I get older. Wonder if there is a connection?

Steve

BarberKid · March 5, 2005 11:11PM

<< <i>maybe the nicest registry set I have ever seen. Look at the rating 67.11 out of 67.11 WOW!!! >>

The finest rating possible is a 67.21 but it still is an awesome set.