<< <i> The 49 is really nice with a creamy luster that I believe has never been dipped. You probably know how tough this date/mm is in gem brilliant. >>
Believe it or not, there is a Wisconson collector that has an entire roll of brilliant white 1949-P in PCGS MS65 FBL and a few 66's thrown in.
Still, it is a very tough and desireable date in white 65. It has taken him many years to accumulate his hoard.
There was a time when you could get $500 for one, but now it's about half that...
<< <i> The 49 is really nice with a creamy luster that I believe has never been dipped. You probably know how tough this date/mm is in gem brilliant. >>
Believe it or not, there is a Wisconson collector that has an entire roll of brilliant white 1949-P in PCGS MS65 FBL and a few 66's thrown in.
Still, it is a very tough and desireable date in white 65. It has taken him many years to accumulate his hoard.
There was a time when you could get $500 for one, but now it's about half that... >>
I've never really been a hoarder type...one of each date/mm is plenty for me, but a few years ago I passed on a real nice PCGS MS65FBL that was at least the equal to the coin I have now. I regret not buying it.
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My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
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Just sold this 52 S. It was hard to let it go.
<< <i> The 49 is really nice with a creamy luster that I believe has never been dipped. You probably know how tough this date/mm is in gem brilliant. >>
Believe it or not, there is a Wisconson collector that has an entire roll of brilliant white 1949-P in PCGS MS65 FBL and a few 66's thrown in.
Still, it is a very tough and desireable date in white 65. It has taken him many years to accumulate his hoard.
There was a time when you could get $500 for one, but now it's about half that...
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<< <i> The 49 is really nice with a creamy luster that I believe has never been dipped. You probably know how tough this date/mm is in gem brilliant. >>
Believe it or not, there is a Wisconson collector that has an entire roll of brilliant white 1949-P in PCGS MS65 FBL and a few 66's thrown in.
Still, it is a very tough and desireable date in white 65. It has taken him many years to accumulate his hoard.
There was a time when you could get $500 for one, but now it's about half that... >>
I've never really been a hoarder type...one of each date/mm is plenty for me, but a few years ago I passed on a real nice PCGS MS65FBL that was at least the equal to the coin I have now. I regret not buying it.
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
<< <i>I've strayed many times but I keep coming back to Frankies.
Wow, I REALLY like that '52. 66FBL?
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
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