I wanna start a set of 1946-1964 Roosies need some help.

djdilliodon · April 12, 2011 8:22AM

I wanna start a set with all being MS67. Most likely ill want all nice colorful examples. What are some good sites/dealers for some nice roosies?

Bochiman · April 12, 2011 8:34AM

Onlyroosies (board member and on ebay)

rainbowroosie · April 12, 2011 8:56AM

Contact Nick. Onlyroosies is your man. I'll also plug NFC, they get some nice roosies. To a lesser extent, Kryptonitecomics and Greattoning on ebay also get some pretty decent roosies.

djdilliodon · April 12, 2011 9:18AM

<< Contact Nick. Onlyroosies is your man. I'll also plug NFC, they get some nice roosies. To a lesser extent, Kryptonitecomics and Greattoning on ebay also get some pretty decent roosies. >>

Who is NFC?

Monstarcoins · April 12, 2011 9:23AM

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<< Contact Nick. Onlyroosies is your man. I'll also plug NFC, they get some nice roosies. To a lesser extent, Kryptonitecomics and Greattoning on ebay also get some pretty decent roosies. >>

Who is NFC? >>

NFC is your top bet. Ive sold some of my pieces but still have more colorful examples than onlyroosies.

lablover · April 12, 2011 9:28AM

<< Contact Nick. Onlyroosies is your man. I'll also plug NFC, they get some nice roosies. To a lesser extent, Kryptonitecomics and Greattoning on ebay also get some pretty decent roosies. >>

We fellow Roosie Collectors are also excellent sources for nice Roosies.

onlyroosies · April 12, 2011 9:28AM

Hi DJ

Keep your eyes on Teletrade and ebay. I would rather see you start an MS66FB/MS67FB set. Completing a colorful all PCGS MS67
set is near impossible. If you want really pretty coins you will have to mix NGC and PCGS. Check out Rainbowroosie's set on the
NGC registry. I have a nice toned PCGS 1953D MS66FB on eBay right now that would be a nice start for you.

Good Luck and if I help PM me.

Onlyroosies
Nick

Monstarcoins · April 12, 2011 9:33AM

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<< Contact Nick. Onlyroosies is your man. I'll also plug NFC, they get some nice roosies. To a lesser extent, Kryptonitecomics and Greattoning on ebay also get some pretty decent roosies. >>

We fellow Roosie Collectors are also excellent sources for nice Roosies. >>

Ill second that one, Lablover is a great person to deal with

djdilliodon · April 12, 2011 9:37AM

<< Hi DJ

Keep your eyes on Teletrade and ebay. I would rather see you start an MS66FB/MS67FB set. Completing a colorful all PCGS MS67
set is near impossible. If you want really pretty coins you will have to mix NGC and PCGS. Check out Rainbowroosie's set on the
NGC registry. I have a nice toned PCGS 1953D MS66FB on eBay right now that would be a nice start for you.

Good Luck and if I help PM me.

Onlyroosies
Nick >>

The holder does not matter to me. Im also not even looking for FT/FB coins. My main goal is finding MS67 examples that display the color green in the toning. Id settle for 66 examples as well if the color tickles my fancy. I know this set wont be complete for a long time and that's fine by me. No matter how long it takes im ready as long as in the end ill have examples that im happy with.

golfer72 · April 12, 2011 10:13AM

OK since no one else answered your question about NFC I will. NFC is Numismatic Financial. the website is nfccoin.com. Also dont collect labels collect coins. 66,67 yeah yeah yeah. Might as well use a dartboard. Just get nice coins. Good luck.

deltadimeman · April 12, 2011 10:31AM

pcgs ms67 roosevelts with nice color are a real pleasure to look at ! it will take some time to complete a colorful pcgs ms67 set , but it will be rewarding !

PawPaul · April 12, 2011 10:37AM

.....good luck finding a '52-D !

deltadimeman · April 12, 2011 10:45AM

and by the way, if a colorful pcgs ms67 1961 or 1963d roosie comes up for auction don't even think of bidding on those two, because they are mine !

onlyroosies · April 12, 2011 10:58AM

This is the Lablover 1952. Green, Green, Green

Bochiman · April 12, 2011 11:00AM

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This is the Lablover 1952. Green, Green, Green >>

Can you add a "D" to it for Pawpaul?

onlyroosies · April 12, 2011 11:04AM

Add a D, No Problem

SanctionII · April 12, 2011 11:12AM

I love toned Roosies and was lucky to pick up a Whtiman holder full of them a few years ago.

Becoka photographed my set and posted pics to the forums in August, 2009.

I think I will TTT his thread so that you Roosie lovers can check them out.

djdilliodon · April 12, 2011 11:21AM

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This is the Lablover 1952. Green, Green, Green >>

Now that's what im looking for!

PCcoins · April 12, 2011 1:21PM

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This is the Lablover 1952. Green, Green, Green >>

Now that's what im looking for! >>

Be prepared to pay out the yin yang for coins like that!

But a nice set of roosies could be put together from ebay, TT with some patience. Roosies tend to tone up nicer than washingtons and franklins, so it shouldn't be to hard to find nice colorful examples. Just finding ms67 quality coins with rainbow toning is more challenging.

Good luck to you!

Flyers10 · April 26, 2011 2:27PM

Flyers10 · April 26, 2011 2:29PM

I got these dimes off Ebay in a Wayte Raymond album for about melt value. Not sure how many 67's in the lot but coins have great color. I had Todd Pollock take the pictures in the album. Most of the coins in the album now off for grading.
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/

TexasNationals · April 26, 2011 2:42PM

About 6-7 years ago I bought almost a complete set of 66 and 67 roosies from my dealer, $8 each. One of the date, one of the 67's was sitting on ebay for 7 days at like $40, in the last 30 seconds the auction went to almost $1k. Don't remember the date, but I now there are some killers out there. Bought a MS-67 1982- No P strong for $140 and 1 1996-W in 68FB for $50. Can't remember but wanna say I made over 10k on that deal. They must have paid $5 each across the board for my $8 each.

kiyote · April 26, 2011 3:29PM

Sounds good! That would be a really fun set to build!

DIMEMAN · April 26, 2011 3:39PM

I see nice 67 Roosies on ebay all the time. And if you find a nice one in a NGC holder just cross it over so you can do the PCGS Registry set.

PawPaul · April 26, 2011 9:36PM

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This is the Lablover 1952. Green, Green, Green >>

Can you add a "D" to it for Pawpaul?

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if that one had a D , and was in my hands - I would have a life that became complete !

PawPaul · April 26, 2011 9:41PM

<< I got these dimes off Ebay in a Wayte Raymond album for about melt value. Not sure how many 67's in the lot but coins have great color. I had Todd Pollock take the pictures in the album. Most of the coins in the album now off for grading.
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/ >>

Good grief Bushey, you got one heck of a deal - those are some very pretty dimes !!

Flyers10 · April 26, 2011 10:32PM

<< About 6-7 years ago I bought almost a complete set of 66 and 67 roosies from my dealer, $8 each. One of the date, one of the 67's was sitting on ebay for 7 days at like $40, in the last 30 seconds the auction went to almost $1k. Don't remember the date, but I now there are some killers out there. Bought a MS-67 1982- No P strong for $140 and 1 1996-W in 68FB for $50. Can't remember but wanna say I made over 10k on that deal. They must have paid $5 each across the board for my $8 each. >>

Now that is an awesome deal. Nice score.

Flyers10 · April 26, 2011 10:33PM

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<< I got these dimes off Ebay in a Wayte Raymond album for about melt value. Not sure how many 67's in the lot but coins have great color. I had Todd Pollock take the pictures in the album. Most of the coins in the album now off for grading.
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/ >>

Good grief Bushey, you got one heck of a deal - those are some very pretty dimes !! >>

Thank you very much. I just hope they grade out well.

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Flyers10 · April 27, 2011 3:03AM

<< Wow Flyers10! I'm impressed. Please let us know how the grades turn out, and if any are for sale! >>

Thanks for the kind words. I will certainly do that.

djdilliodon · April 27, 2011 3:43AM

<< I got these dimes off Ebay in a Wayte Raymond album for about melt value. Not sure how many 67's in the lot but coins have great color. I had Todd Pollock take the pictures in the album. Most of the coins in the album now off for grading.
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/ >>

You got alot of sweet roosies!

Flyers10 · April 27, 2011 3:55AM

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<< I got these dimes off Ebay in a Wayte Raymond album for about melt value. Not sure how many 67's in the lot but coins have great color. I had Todd Pollock take the pictures in the album. Most of the coins in the album now off for grading.
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/ >>

You got alot of sweet roosies! >>

Thanks. Those Wayte Raymond Albums really did a nice job toning those coins and Todd is one of the top coin photographers out there to capture it. Can't wait to see how they grade out.

leothelyon · April 27, 2011 10:12AM

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This is the Lablover 1952. Green, Green, Green >>

So...what does a coin like that run you? Might be of some interest to the OP.

Leo

lablover · April 27, 2011 10:59AM

<< So...what does a coin like that run you? Might be of some interest to the OP. >>

The coin grades NGC MS67*FT, and would carry quite a premimum.

SkyMan · April 27, 2011 11:18AM

<< The coin grades NGC MS67*FT, and would carry quite a premimum. >>

Gosh, REALLY, Jim???

SUMORADA · April 27, 2011 11:35AM

The coin grades NGC MS67*FT, and would carry quite a premimum. [/i

]Gosh, REALLY, Jim???

I am not laughing at the question or the OP, I just love how gentlly Lablover expressed the possible setback as to cost...........

Flyers10 · May 9, 2011 10:16AM

Well got the grades back from NGC for the Modern Tier ones I sent in from this set. This is the biggie out of the bunch out of the 1955-1964 submissions.
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/Pages/88.html
http://bluccphotos.com/clients/craig/dimes/Pages/89.html

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Flyers10 · May 9, 2011 8:36PM

<< Nice coin. Is the white line on the obverse center just a break in the tone or is it a scratch? And the grade is? If you go to your settings you can turn on the private message feature, and then by clicking on the little lock you can send and receive messages. >>

That white line is just a break in the tone. Grade is:
004 1958 10C MS 67* FT
Only one other in that grade and 2 MS 67*+ FT
Here are the grades for the 14 Modern I sent in. Overall pretty happy with the results. I thought a couple more could of went FT but oh well.
001 1955 S 10C MS 66
002 1956 10C MS 66
003 1957 D 10C MS 66
004 1958 10C MS 67* FT
005 1958 D 10C MS 66*
006 1959 10C MS 65 FT
007 1959 D 10C MS 66 FT
008 1960 10C REVERSE WHEEL MARK
009 1961 10C MS 66
010 1961 D 10C MS 67*
011 1962 10C ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE
012 1962 D 10C MS 66* FT
013 1963 10C MS 66 FT
014 1964 10C MS 66

PawPaul · May 10, 2011 11:47AM

...........you slayed them ..........

Flyers10 · May 10, 2011 12:06PM

<< ...........you slayed them ..........

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Thanks. I am pretty happy with the results. Can't wait for the 1946-1954's grades to come in. About a months wait I'm afraid.

I wanna start a set of 1946-1964 Roosies need some help.

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