Don't Laugh
al410
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I just started building a registry set of Date Morgans, I am on a serious budget so don't laugh at my collection. Its is under Lewis collection. Anyway lookind forward to building the set and learning stuff from the forum.
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What's there to laugh at?
That is a nice collection, just need more dates.
We all can't affors MS66/67 coins.
By the way the link in your sig line doesn't work.
AL
<< <i>Lewis Collection
What's there to laugh at?
That is a nice collection, just need more dates.
We all can't affors MS66/67 coins. >>
Exactly...whats there to laugh at. This is really a nice set. Alot nicer then my Morgan set which currently houses NO Morgans!
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
Check my ebay BIN or Make Offers!!
for 4-5 yrs. and only need 6 to finish. The forums is a great place to learn about coins.
You should consider purchasing "The Comprehensive Catalog and Encyclopedia of Morgan
& Peace Dollars" by Van Allen & Mallis for your personal library it is great book of knowledge.
Happy Hunting.
Headsplitter2
Death and Taxes" ~~ Ben Franklin
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/mint-sets/1945-mint-set/publishedset/21067
Knutson's 45' Set 2009 Winner
Anyway thanks again and I look forward to participating in this forum.
AL
thanks in advance
AL
Most 1895-S, on the other hand, were at least semi-prooflike when new and had dynamite lustre. They are also much less common out in the marketplace than the pops say they should be. (I'm probably a teensy part of that problem.) IMO there is no question that the 1895-S is the more attractive and better struck coin, and the appreciation potential is greater.
The name is LEE!
Most 1895-S, on the other hand, were at least semi-prooflike when new and had dynamite lustre. They are also much less common out in the marketplace than the pops say they should be. (I'm probably a teensy part of that problem.) IMO there is no question that the 1895-S is the more attractive and better struck coin, and the appreciation potential is greater. >>>>>
Absolutely, the 1895 o is probably 10 times more common than the 1895 s, but their prices are very similar. My 95-o and 95-s are similar in grade, but I like my 95-s much more. Hope you can find a good one!!
Will’sProoflikes
Congrats on the coins assembled so far.
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etexmike
I do that everytime someone says "don't laugh"
One of my other sets is the Merc set in my sig line. My goal is to complete the set with rattler holders which is going to take quite some time.
Millertime
Complete Dime Set
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
I thought at first you were going for all 64's and that would be nice, too!
bob
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