I hope you're proud of yourselves!

Flatwoods

After looking at all of the commem. threads here, I couldn't help myself.
Since some of you are responsible for this, how about some info.on how to fund this new addiction.






Now if I could only take pics.

dizzyfoxx

My most sincere condolences regarding your new addiction... to the club!

LeeG

Looks like a nice example with color an lustre. Congrat's!




<< <i>Since some of you are responsible for this, how about some info.on how to fund this new addiction. >>


Don't know nothin about this.

DUIGUY

Ain't the way it works. Once your hooked you are on your own.


May I be the first to wish you good luck!

Griv

<< <i>After looking at all of the commem. threads here, I couldn't help myself.
Since some of you are responsible for this, how about some info.on how to fund this new addiction.






Now if I could only take pics. >>



Not you too! Coins of color. I too blame the members here as they post these awesome toner pictures and you look at them and it just takes your breath away. I could name names but I prefer to name colors! Rainbow.

DJCoinz

I've been meaning to pick up one of those pilgrim commems myself. Love the ship on the reverse.

CarlWohlforth

Nice ship on that commem! Neat toning. You now need to acquire a fleet.

amiller

Cool pickup, the commem threads are slowly wearing me down, too. I think it's just a matter of time now...

sturmgrenadier

I've also been bitten by the early commemorative bug It sure doesn't help seeing these nice toners. I recently bought an 1893 Columbian and a Texas that are both nicely toned. Someday, hopefully I can learn how to take pictures of coins to share like some of the other posters.

thisnamztaken

<< <i>After looking at all of the commem. threads here, I couldn't help myself.
Since some of you are responsible for this, how about some info.on how to fund this new addiction. . >>



There's only one foolproof way, Flatwoods: Buy, hold it for a season while enjoying it, sell, and upgrade/add to your collection - buy, hold and enjoy, sell, and upgrade/ buy other ones.

One word of caution though...it's usually a buyer's market for most early silver commems, so unless the coin is very PQ, it may not be easy to sell it whenever you happen to want to, or to recoup what you paid for it if that's what you intend on doing eventually.