Thanks a lot Charmy
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Darn it, now I am hooked on copper. 
I met Charmy at the Fremont show today and I was casually looking for an Indian Cent type coin that would not break the bank.
Well, I looked through a few handfuls and came up with this. It will take a while to get the lighting right but these should show why I got hooked quick and will be casually looking again at the next Santa Clara show
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I met Charmy at the Fremont show today and I was casually looking for an Indian Cent type coin that would not break the bank.
Well, I looked through a few handfuls and came up with this. It will take a while to get the lighting right but these should show why I got hooked quick and will be casually looking again at the next Santa Clara show
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I am, however, always suspect of that particular color of blue.
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He had it filled with pattern coins and key dates. He had a 1858 indian head cent, I think his flying eagle was either a 56 or a pattern (I didn't see it too well). He had a ms 62 FB 1916d dime. And many MANY MANY more. It must have been a half million dollar type album.
<< <i>I met Charmy this morning as well. She seems like a truly nice person. Show was a bit on the busy side and there was a guy there that had an INSANE 7070 album.
He had it filled with pattern coins and key dates. He had a 1858 indian head cent, I think his flying eagle was either a 56 or a pattern (I didn't see it too well). He had a ms 62 FB 1916d dime. And many MANY MANY more. It must have been a half million dollar type album. >>
Must have just missed you, I was there from the opening. Sounds like a great album, wish I could have seen it.
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<< <i>I met Charmy this morning as well. She seems like a truly nice person. Show was a bit on the busy side and there was a guy there that had an INSANE 7070 album.
He had it filled with pattern coins and key dates. He had a 1858 indian head cent, I think his flying eagle was either a 56 or a pattern (I didn't see it too well). He had a ms 62 FB 1916d dime. And many MANY MANY more. It must have been a half million dollar type album. >>
Must have just missed you, I was there from the opening. Sounds like a great album, wish I could have seen it.
Wow, I rolled in about 10:15 or 10:30 so yeah, probably the spot you vacated was the one I stepped into. His album was beyond anything I have ever seen, and I didn't even get the best view. He was an older gentleman that seemed like he really had a great time putting his set together. Not someone that just bought a bunch of eye candy, but really enjoyed his own stuff. I enjoyed just listening to him talk about his set.
<< <i>I met Charmy this morning as well. She seems like a truly nice person. Show was a bit on the busy side and there was a guy there that had an INSANE 7070 album.
He had it filled with pattern coins and key dates. He had a 1858 indian head cent, I think his flying eagle was either a 56 or a pattern (I didn't see it too well). He had a ms 62 FB 1916d dime. And many MANY MANY more. It must have been a half million dollar type album. >>
Yikes! I assume they were all cracked out?
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<< <i>I met Charmy this morning as well. She seems like a truly nice person. Show was a bit on the busy side and there was a guy there that had an INSANE 7070 album.
He had it filled with pattern coins and key dates. He had a 1858 indian head cent, I think his flying eagle was either a 56 or a pattern (I didn't see it too well). He had a ms 62 FB 1916d dime. And many MANY MANY more. It must have been a half million dollar type album. >>
Yikes! I assume they were all cracked out? >>
Most if not all were, and the labels were in the album along with the coins.
He also had an off center strike 1943 cent and Ike dollar, 1909 S indian, 1909 sVDB linc. His seated halves were pretty cool (sorta reminiscent of a trade dollar) and ... well the whole dang album was just a total chubby to look at.