<< <i>It will be interesting to see if you can maintain interest in the series for that long. If you can, you will undoubtedly have one of the finest sets in existence. If you're going to do this right, you'll need to be on a first-name basis with the bigger dealers in the series. It would be well worth your time to hit a few shows and get to know them, let them know what floats your boat, and let them know you're "in the market".
When I look back at my hobbies & interests between my early 20's and today it would appear to anyone that I bounce from one thing to another. At various times I've been fanatical about guns, planted aquariums, coins, artwork, hunting, bird dogs, and the list goes on.
The advantage in coin collecting must certainly go to the person who stays at it the longest, provided they do it with an open eye to prevailing wisdom and markets.
I have a couple more coming this week. I'll post photos if they're as nice as I think they are. >>
BryceM, thanks for the tips. I know exactly what you have been talking about with having a lot lot of hobbies. I have done similar stuff. I have been collecting coins since I was a kid. But it is just recently that I have started thinking about it seriously. I still have my planted tanks with all the ADA Gear . But yeah the hobbies have their peaks and down times.
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that is a nice one.
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That is absolutely beautiful.
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That is a nice looking 25.
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I WANT THIS COIN!!! >>
Thanks.
<< <i>That 1923 and 1922 (PCGS-06746918 and PCGS-18684493) look great PeaceBD and dragon!
As for the 1964. We just need some to exist and an owner as brave as Joan >>
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<< <i>It will be interesting to see if you can maintain interest in the series for that long. If you can, you will undoubtedly have one of the finest sets in existence. If you're going to do this right, you'll need to be on a first-name basis with the bigger dealers in the series. It would be well worth your time to hit a few shows and get to know them, let them know what floats your boat, and let them know you're "in the market".
When I look back at my hobbies & interests between my early 20's and today it would appear to anyone that I bounce from one thing to another. At various times I've been fanatical about guns, planted aquariums, coins, artwork, hunting, bird dogs, and the list goes on.
The advantage in coin collecting must certainly go to the person who stays at it the longest, provided they do it with an open eye to prevailing wisdom and markets.
I have a couple more coming this week. I'll post photos if they're as nice as I think they are. >>
BryceM, thanks for the tips. I know exactly what you have been talking about with having a lot lot of hobbies. I have done similar stuff. I have been collecting coins since I was a kid. But it is just recently that I have started thinking about it seriously. I still have my planted tanks with all the ADA Gear
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that is a nice one.
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That is absolutely beautiful.
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That is a nice looking 25.
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I WANT THIS COIN!!! >>
Thanks.
<< <i>That 1923 and 1922 (PCGS-06746918 and PCGS-18684493) look great PeaceBD and dragon!
As for the 1964. We just need some to exist and an owner as brave as Joan
Thanks . I agree about the 64.
<< <i>MS-65 Cracked Planchet...
That is a very cool coin. Is it for sale?
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<< <i>This coin is unknown in GEM and very very rare in UNC so this will have to do.
I am not into VAM's yet but this one is nice.
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Holding that album and looking through it must be a lot of pleasure. Thanks for sharing.
NGC MS66:
PCGS MS65:
NGC MS65:
PCGS MS-66 CAC
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Thank you DC!!!
This is still cool
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Those are some nice looking coins. Thanks for sharing.
<< <i>Here's one I just got today, by way of a very helpful dealer. I think I like it!
PCGS MS-66 CAC
that is a great looking 23.
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Omg. I love/want that coin. PM if that coin is for sale.?
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We can argue the MS-65 grade, but I think the strike is pretty good for a '21.
Taking decent photos is still a work in progress......
<< <i>MS-65 Cracked Planchet...
That is a very cool coin. Is it for sale?
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<< <i>A couple more that I got within the last month, one courtesy of Larry Shaprio and the other from Heritage:
We can argue the MS-65 grade, but I think the strike is pretty good for a '21.
Taking decent photos is still a work in progress...... >>
That is a nice looking '21. The strike looks a lot better than some 65s I have seen being offered recently. I like the '25 too. Is it a 66?
BD