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Recent Update of My Trade Dollar Showcase
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Let me know what you think
Still missing a few with the 1873s and the 1876p type 2/2 and a couple of rare varieties, but the set is very close and hasn't been done too many times by collectors. I will get rid of all the crap photos when Todd comes back to the east(right) coast the fall for a Baltimore show.
Still missing a few with the 1873s and the 1876p type 2/2 and a couple of rare varieties, but the set is very close and hasn't been done too many times by collectors. I will get rid of all the crap photos when Todd comes back to the east(right) coast the fall for a Baltimore show.
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.
It is also a prime example of why I think PCGS should give out some "Best Of" awards in the showcase sets.
Are you listening PCGS?
My #1 Low Ball Peace Dollar Set
<< <i>That is a wonderful set with fantastic writeups. This is an example of the Registry aiming for its highest purpose.
I'll echo TomB's comments.
Complete Set of Chopmarked Trade Dollars
Carson City Silver Dollars Complete 1870-1893http://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/showcase.aspx?sc=2722"
keoj
<< <i>Let me know what you think
Still missing a few with the 1873s and the 1876p type 2/2 and a couple of rare varieties, but the set is very close and hasn't been done too many times by collectors. I will get rid of all the crap photos when Todd comes back to the east(right) coast the fall for a Baltimore show. >>
Great "showcase," John!!!!!
You have to be one of the foremost Trade $1 experts in the country from what I've seen.
Of course TDN might have a few words to say about that!!!!
I'll see you this fall at Todd's, I mean Charmy's Baltimore booth!!!
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My Set
type2,CCHunter.
<< <i>Your trade dollar posts have given me my inspiration to go ahead with the series and make that my other numismatic goal to attain next to type set. Thanks for the opinion on th 76 the other day as well it actually looks very good in hand and not dipped out thank heaven. >>
Very cool it is a immensely enjoyable set and attainable. Best advise I ever got was get out there and handled as many as you can to get a feel for what they are and what they should look like. If youever have any questions feel free to shoot me a PM
that would have been a big mistake,
well done.
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<< <i>Your trade dollar posts have given me my inspiration to go ahead with the series and make that my other numismatic goal to attain next to type set. Thanks for the opinion on th 76 the other day as well it actually looks very good in hand and not dipped out thank heaven. >>
Very cool it is a immensely enjoyable set and attainable. Best advise I ever got was get out there and handled as many as you can to get a feel for what they are and what they should look like. If youever have any questions feel free to shoot me a PM >>
Will do, I've been here lurking and learning for awhile and always appreciate advice. Thanks again!
type2,CCHunter.
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
<< <i>Nice set... Your 77-P needs to be sent in for a regrade as it should be in a AU58 holder. >>
or a MS61 holder, it is a stunner in hand and it's luster is alive. I have a nice assortment of undergraded. straight graded and overgraded coins but rest assured I over paid for all of them.
Great job, John.
Lance.
keoj