U.S. Dimes Complete Set, Circulation Strikes (1796-present)
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Thanks to BJ and PCGS for starting this set.
Add your 456 dimes today!
Later, Paul.
Edited to add: I added 4 today. I'm not adding coins all night long, not that I have 400+ dimes. I will add a few now and then.
Add your 456 dimes today!
Later, Paul.
Edited to add: I added 4 today. I'm not adding coins all night long, not that I have 400+ dimes. I will add a few now and then.
Later, Paul.
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So where's the Non FB 1965-date Roosie set. Is pcgs leaving it out on purpose to try to get people to only collect fb's? (And submit coins over and over to try to get the designation?)
Finished! Shooting for 50% now.
Jon
I'm sure that the grade spectrum will be fully hit with grades ranging from PO01 and AG03 to MS68FB and MS69FB. Heck, I own a few of those low grade coins in 3 and 6 and I'm very happy to do so!
Nice start to your set Dimeman!
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
You are correct on how tuff some of these little babies can be. I WILL be hitting all grades on the really tuff ones.
Jon
1) the 73-CC no arrows should be added as an optional coin [at least]
2) I think that complete sets like these should be allowed to mix both proofs and circ strikes - like the old timers did.
JMHO
Jon
Jon
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
U.S. Nickels Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
U.S. Dimes Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
Jon
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
<< <i>I hope they due a proof version of the dimes too! >>
I'm sure that this is going to happen soon. I will be active in this set as well as I have been working on the Proof dimes for years.
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
<< <i>Although I have collected dimes for years I don't own a single proof. I don't think of them as coins but more-like commemoratives. >>
Ya better get with the program, or you'll be eatin' my dust!!!!!!!!
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I believe it is Larry Shapiro (<----spelled right?)
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Jon
It will be a super challenge to get 50% complete.
Not Larry Shapiro's
But I've purchased 15-20 of the merc dimes from him (or the heritage FUN auction).
Larry Martin
Sorry we mistook you for Larry S.
Welcome to the club of dime lovers.
Jon
<< <i>I just added that set.
It will be a super challenge to get 50% complete.
Not Larry Shapiro's
But I've purchased 15-20 of the merc dimes from him (or the heritage FUN auction).
Larry Martin >>
Larry, My apologies...I thought that brilliant set of Mercs, especially with a 16-D 66FB was non other the Shapiro's set.
Let me say:
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Later, Paul.
I collect collect mainly mercury dimes.
Have been for 30 years.
Since my mercury set is complete,
I decided to expand into the rest of the U.S. dimes.
TDN - Do you mean that the proofs and uncs would be interchangeable? How would that work when ranking sets? Would a PR66 1885 nickel outrank an MS65?
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
Visit the Society of US Pattern Collectors at USPatterns.com.
I used to be 5th, then 6th for a while, and just the other day I found myself in 8th place.
I really don't mind though, I love looking at those incredible sets above me. Gives me motivation!!!
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
Why hide, come on out and let us see your coins. Isn't that what this is all about?????
Jon
roadrunner
<< <i>I would STILL love to see the SC collection!!!!!!!
Why hide, come on out and let us see your coins. Isn't that what this is all about?????
Jon >>
I know who owns this set. Due to confidentiality I can't say in public. I'm sure someday this person will let everyone see his or her fine collection.
Probably when they take over #1
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
Jon
<< <i>I've had the 1804 and the 74-CC. Heck, I have had them all, but it takes two 1804's to complete this set, so I have never had the complete set as described here. But with enough time and money I will someday complete this set.
Jon >>
The problem with these two dates/MM is this 1804 is one of those special years possibly due to the famous 1804 dollar and Carson City coins are ALWAYS popular.
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.