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I'll just stick to the Darkside.
Original post deleted due to lack of reply (none in 12 hours). It's much more helpful on the Foreign boards
Lurker since '02. Got the seven year itch!
Gary
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Gary
If you posted during a very active time period on this forum, your thread could have easily been overlooked.
Instead you turned hateful and made a general accusation that people on the US Coin Forum are not helpful.
You are wrong.
Can you please post your question again so we may try and get you the answers you are looking for?
Nick
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Thanks again.
PS. I WILL post pictures when the coins get back.
Gary
<< <i>Hateful, I don't think so. Honest, yes. My question was, PCGS just graded my 1842 Seated Dollar PO 02. Does it qualify for a low ball Registry set? What is it's approximate value? After getting it back, would the BST be the best place to list it? My other coin is an 1881 $10 Gold. I figure it should grade FR 02. Value?
Thanks again.
PS. I WILL post pictures when the coins get back. >>
Impatience and sarcasm can be construed as hateful...
Low Ball Registry - Yes
1842 - $75-100
1881 - $750-900
BST - Yes
eBay - Yes
Coin Show - Yes
.........Since you prefer the darkside ; have them grade the 1842 - prolly at least a VG8 to them !
Joe
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<< <i>Original post deleted due to lack of reply (none in 12 hours). It's much more helpful on the Foreign boards
Only 12 Hours??
This One was posted on March 15th and didn't get a single reply until June 24th after I'd changed the title and ttt'ed it.
A lot has to do with a thread title before folks even open it.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>Even Llafoe didnt answer? >>
I was in Chicago... someone had to do recon on the convention center in Rosemont! I found some good massage parlors in Chinatown... I'll schedule transportation!
<< <i>Shoot. >>
STAND STILL!
<< <i>Even Llafoe didnt answer? >>
<< <i>PCGS just graded my 1842 Seated Dollar PO 02. >>
There is no PO 02. It is either a PO 01 or an FR 02. I don't think there is much difference between the two grades, though, but you can certainly check out auction archives and see if anything comes up. Go to eBay, Teletrade, and Heritage. Those are the places I reference with frequency.
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merse
<< <i>PCGS just graded my 1842 Seated Dollar PO 02.
.........Since you prefer the darkside ; have them grade the 1842 - prolly at least a VG8 to them ! >>
PawPaw what in the hell are you talking about! Darkside, WORLD COINS!!! Not NGC!!!
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
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<< <i>PCGS just graded my 1842 Seated Dollar PO 02.
.........Since you prefer the darkside ; have them grade the 1842 - prolly at least a VG8 to them ! >>
PawPaw what in the hell are you talking about! Darkside, WORLD COINS!!! Not NGC!!! >>
Go easy on the boy.
He collects Franklins.
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<< <i>PCGS just graded my 1842 Seated Dollar PO 02.
.........Since you prefer the darkside ; have them grade the 1842 - prolly at least a VG8 to them ! >>
PawPaw what in the hell are you talking about! Darkside, WORLD COINS!!! Not NGC!!! >>
Go easy on the boy.
He collects Franklins. >>
I agree with Lee, the title has a lot to do with the number of responses you'll get. You got your answers, and hopefully you'll stick around.
<< <i>the title has a lot to do with the number of responses you'll get. >>
this thread title proves that.
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<< <i>Even Llafoe didnt answer? >>
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CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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More CoinsAreFun Pictorials NGC FOR SALE
<< <i>This forum is WAY more active than the Darkside. I posted a thread on June 23rd over there.......still no reply. Oh well. >>
I'd have to agree , i frequent the darkside or used to.Ive yet to see a US collector get their panties in a bunch and post such comments in there and ive seen plenty go unanswered.Its more a small clique than a world coin forum.
Nice gun tooting kitty!!!
NGC registry V-Nickel proof #6!!!!
working on proof shield nickels # 8 with a bullet!!!!
RIP "BEAR"
Could be because no one knows the answer. World coins are a large field, especially the more esoteric stuff. Most of what I collect, I don't expect anyone else to be able to answer questions about. In fact, even though we don't know all the answers, maybe we are the only specialists in our respective areas (you in yours and me in mine).
Most of the posts over on the World Coin Forum are substantive. The same cannot be said of this forum.
JamesMurray: Its more a small clique than a world coin forum.
Agreed. But the US Coin Forum is also a clique, just a larger one. No need to participate in the cliquishness on either.
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<< <i>Shoot. >>
STAND STILL! >>
Now we KNOW who shot JFK!!!
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<< <i>Most of the posts over on the World Coin Forum are substantive. The same cannot be said of this forum.
I rest my case..... (see previous post)
Agreed. But the US Coin Forum is also a clique, just a larger one. No need to participate in the cliquishness on either. "
Couldnt agree more Sir , well said
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<< <i>Most of the posts over on the World Coin Forum are substantive. The same cannot be said of this forum.
I rest my case..... (see previous post) >>
This substantive post came right from the WC Forum.... You decide how substantive it is!
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<< I see a Lincoln penny. >>
Actually, that's a Lincoln cent. >>
From the US Mint website:
"Following is a brief chronology of the metal composition of the cent coin (penny)"
If the people who make them can call them pennies (among other things), I think everyone else can, too.
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