Lets talk about what the bear got from the Baltimore Show

Bear

No pictures, but the following descriptions

1918 LSQ FH PCGS MS-65 CAC.....This coin is highly lustrous, very strong FH and no toning
You could say that it almost glows in the dark. This coin in FH
is not as common as many folks may think. In addition, it has
a full strong date which you usually find fads away at the top
of the numerals. A sleeper date in FH

1928-S LSQ FH PCGS MS-66 CAC....This date and mint is very difficult to find with a 100% full head.
The strike on this baby is strong, snow white and deeply lustrous.
It does not not have any of the usual flat spots one finds on
these coins. A definite sleeper date in FH.


1936 L.I Commem PCGS MS-65 CAC....A common commem, but this one is free of the dings and marks
one usually finds. It is lustrous with no rubbing on reverse sail or
the settlers face. Oh and one more thing, it has an even reddish
gold tone on the obverse and a somewhat toned ring of the same
reddish gold on the back from some type of album.

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BECOKA

Bear, someday I would like to see you send all your coins in for photography and have one big wonderful post. I'm sure Mark or whoever you choose would do the posting for you too.

OneCent

Looks like the economy is having no effect on Mr. Bear!



Nice additions!

SkyMan

So, the Bear did not get any social diseases? I hear tell that sharing jelly donuts can lead to all sorts of complications...



Congrats on the pickups. They sound nice.

DUIGUY

PICS,,NEED PICS!!!

Bear

First you ask for picks, then you will want shovels

then axes. There is just no pleasing you.

Bear

Skyman, I did not get VD from the donuts.

But I would not have minded a VDB, especially

on a 1909-S MS-67 Red cent.

LotsoLuck

<< <i>First you ask for picks, then you will want shovels

then axes. There is just no pleasing you. >>