<< <i>Well, it's a snow day here in Mich and my kids got the day off.
Decided to play with the pennies a bit, put a bunch of 1's and 2's in flips. Found quite a few other odds and ends. I also found one of my old pics. One of only 2 coins that I ever lost money on. Hard to figure as IIRC a 67 initially went for $2,700 or so. I then snagged a 69 a few days later for at most $500 on bids, never thought I'd win the coin. Soon after, I tried a reflip, I think went for maybe $460. Let me puzzled and the only thing I could come up with was the plastic was to blame.
Casman, was the 67 in an ANACS yellow holder, also (I'd think so, as they were/are the only TPG to attribute them, until the CPG includes them, no?)? The buyer of that 67 BETTER be a BIG believer, and hope ALOT MORE are, or he could be buried big time in it, especially where you got a 69 for less than 20% of the 67, and still lost on it reflipping it. But, I suspect you are right, as far as the only reason for the downward spiral was the plastic it is in. In our host's plastic, should be interesting to see what the prices/premiums could be.
Yup, it was in an Anacs holder, but keep in mind this was back in 2009, right around the time they were discovered, and I'm not sure of the overall pops with the anacs stuff.
I have submitted to them in the past, but almost always found their POP reports to be insufficient/blank etc...
It will be interesting to see what value is attached to the proof errors once the new CPG is finally released (still no answer from Whitman Publishing to my email inquiry).
I very recently found the wddr-005 in a silver proof set (pure luck at this late date). It has a valuation by John Wexler a little bit higher than the 001.
I may have it graded at a later date but for now it's still encased in the original mint packaging.
Personally I'd like to have the 006 variety of all that are known ...
2009-S errors .... it has the most pronounced doubled image and is comparably valued to the 005.
<< <i>It will be interesting to see what value is attached to the proof errors once the new CPG is finally released (still no answer from Whitman Publishing to my email inquiry).
I very recently found the wddr-005 in a silver proof set (pure luck at this late date). It has a valuation by John Wexler a little bit higher than the 001.
I may have it graded at a later date but for now it's still encased in the original mint packaging.
Personally I'd like to have the 006 variety of all that are known ...
2009-S errors .... it has the most pronounced doubled image and is comparably valued to the 005.
Well good luck all in your quests >>
Nice find in the proof,guys! Yeah,Onedollarnohollar,I would definitely keep in tack,inside the original packaging.You may have the only variety(2009 Form.Years) in a "Silver set"?Pretty Keep on hunting!
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.
I've got a couple 005's in my silver proof sets as well. I wouldn't worry about keeping them "intact" since the lenses on the sets are not sealed and you can easily swap them in and out.
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I may have to look through my proof sets again, I was only looking for the 001 when I looked at them before, Maybe I will open up my uncirculated sets too for a quick peek.
I'm sure you're sitting on something Pitboss, knowing your track record... There are only 6 total errors known in the proof cents. Makes it just a little bit harder to find. Not sure what the pop reports
are. I'm still looking for errors in the satin finish as well. There are only 12 known errors in this series.
Just for fun I opened an lp2 box dated 5/1 today....found eight of the wddr-012's. The nice thing about them, even though they don't rate as a "best of" error, is that they were all the stage D reverses.
It's good to look for different stages within a certain error coin. Some are very obvious with giant die cracks and some are more subtle like these are. Good practice to work on my concentration skills...ha!
Are you talking about the new Redbook Pitboss? I thought you were announcing the new CPG being released at first....got me going. Please supply a website to what you are referring. I'm confused....
Chinesecoincollector...yes, that is the 13C reverse die crack. Great having new blood join us in the discussion....welcome and a doubled thumbs up to ya!
alright...got a box in the mail today....of course lp2.....dated 4/17 time: 13:05 batch 9883....what am I going to see if I open it up? I know some of you keep really good records. Thanks!
Thanks Pitboss, I thought there would be 1's and 2's in this box.....and I hope you're getting a bulk discount from discount-coins ... four boxes??? you are having too much fun! I can't wait for my book to come
In the meantime,we will wait in that "proverbial" line!Anticipating,hopefully, a good read concerning our babies.(waiting to be delivered) Fingers crossed,right?
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.
Sorry to hear that PB -- although I must admit the Almanac looked like just another Redbook with fluff. I think Whitman should be focusing on updating worthy publications like the CPG maybe annually instead of pushing out more Redbook adjuncts.
Don't get me wrong, I own many copies of the Redbook, and it has been my staple coin reference, but it isn't staying on top of modern mintages as experts like Eric Jordan have demonstrated.
Keep asking about the CPG -- they need to know this is more worthy to update regularly.
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<< <i> I think Whitman should be focusing on updating worthy publications like the CPG maybe annually instead of pushing out more Redbook adjuncts.
Don't get me wrong, I own many copies of the Redbook, and it has been my staple coin reference, but it isn't staying on top of modern mintages as experts like Eric Jordan have demonstrated.
Keep asking about the CPG -- they need to know this is more worthy to update regularly. >>
The only way to update this regularly is digitally. As long as they continue traditional publishing methods it will NEVER be current.
The fear of change, or clinging to tradition for tradition's sake, opens opportunities for innovation.
The sad thing is they don't seem to care; nor do the TPGs, who covet and enslave us to these bound bibles.
Why won't PCGS or NGC go to any recognized specialists web site for attribution? Someone please explain that to me.
The world of printing and publishing started its downslide in the 1970's and is almost completely gone from the days when I used to work in the bookbindery. I remember the days when I used to make hard bound books by hand and I doubt if there are many of us left that would even remember how it was done. Companies like Whitman will not survive long if they continue their practice of the old ways and do not conform to the modern way of doing things. Everybody wants a digital system now where they get what they are looking for in a hurry and things can be updated in the blink of an eye.
Papi and Pitboss...they'll (the coin publishing world) come around as soon as a new competing company surfaces. With today's technology it's only a matter of time when it happens.
In the meantime we wait for the dinosaurs to go extinct.
I received an NGC ms66 "bootstrap collection" cent in the mail today. I purchased it for two reasons. First, I wanted to see what NGC considers a "66" to compare to my findings and help me decide more clearly
which of my coins are potential 67's or 68's. I was shocked at the hit marks that were on the coin and still registered as a high ms example with them. Gives me a very good feeling for several of my
"candidate" samples.
Secondly, I wanted a coin that has the bootstrap die crack (which I had zero of in my collection) As I said in a previous post, prior to winning it in the auction, I was mystified why NGC would acknowledge
a die crack variety but not the more important (and more rare) doubled dies.
We can only hope that these kind of listings sell and as a result begin to increase collector's interest and value. You can buy a raw one for $12.99 right now on Ebay. If PCGS' idea of a 66 is anything like NGC's
you may as well keep it raw and save the money on attribution. pop 2...haha
On another note, I finally found a low price on a bank box of 50 rolls yesterday. I just can't spend big bucks nowadays to take a chance on finding something. My last two boxes gave up nothing
but die cracks and insignificant ddr's. I am starting to believe they were re-packaged after a cherry pick. Looking forward to seeing what, if anything, is hiding inside those rolls. This box looks to be
original; not the generic multi-holed top box. Wish me luck!
<< <i> I finally found a low price on a bank box of 50 rolls yesterday. I just can't spend big bucks nowadays to take a chance on finding something. My last two boxes gave up nothing
but die cracks and insignificant ddr's. I am starting to believe they were re-packaged after a cherry pick. >>
You guys....... You think 'cause you got very lucky on a few boxes, that every box should be your treasure chest.
You have no idea how many duds I bought along the way, that went into the Coinstar.
I know I got into the game late and have been fortunate enough to pick up some good boxes but also have looked through many bad boxes and expect to do more bad boxes . You learn to just get back up, dust yourself off, or get out of the game. The game is too much fun for me to get out. It could be dollar coins we are playing with and that would sure narrow the playing field.
Papi...we got into the game late, true! But, we got in the game! You have been one of the driving forces in this quest, of course, and we thank you for all you have contributed. The wave of enthusiasm
for these errors is growing much to your and other's credit. I wish us all the best of luck in their searches!
Well, my new bank box didn't turn out to be a "treasure chest" as Papi would describe it. I scanned the ends of the rolls and I found three with wddr-086's. Put those aside for later. Opened two others
and found only one 086 inside and a ton of die cracks (rim to mallet) . I think that concludes my bank box purchases. Papi is probably right about the train having left the station on the better boxes. I just don't
have the funds to "gamble" too much. I'll content myself to finding buys on known winners in the lp2 mint boxes.
Does anyone know who coalcounycoins is on Ebay? He is selling everything so cheaply that it discourages me from listing anything at this time. here's an example
I would buy from him but I'm blocked (no idea why, never did business with him). Maybe he's a forum member that knows I'm into these and doesn't want the competition? Just a guess.
Ok, that's my report for the day..haha. Oh, and that's too bad about the CPG not coming out until next year...ugh.....alright....all good things come to them that patiently wait.
<< <i>I scanned the ends of the rolls and I found three with wddr-086's. >>
086 is on the "Best Of" list. I coulda told ya that's what you'd find in there.
<< <i>Does anyone know who coalcounycoins is on Ebay? I would buy from him but I'm blocked (no idea why, never did business with him). Maybe he's a forum member that knows I'm into these and doesn't want the competition? Just a guess. >>
Maybe he got your name from a "beware" post that gets floated around on here from time to time? Some sellers just blindly add people because of stories. Dunno, just a guess
<< <i>Too bad about the CPG not coming out until next year >>
Doesn't surprise me. The last one only listed Lincolns to 2000; now it's 13 years behind.
They could make bank on E-Subscriptions to an annual update of an online version.
Hey I found a SPEARED LINCOLN from a LP2 FYs .. I might sell it for one Million $ ..anyone interested here first?? Ok I will drop the price to $2K or Best Offer!
The spear runs straight across horizontally tilts a bit up (its starts from the L in Lincoln and runs a tad upward thru the back of his neck then continues to the end of 9 in 2009!) Looks just a nice as the Speared Bison nickels ... obviously since a nickel is bigger the spear is a tad smaller on a penny but you can see this w/o a loupe (naked eye).
I originally was credited w the Lincoln die clash find which Ken Potter had documented and created the copyrighted layovers that I now see everyone on Earth using! OMG LOL ok.. I give permission. woooohoooooo! I will see if I can get a pict posted soon.
Telsa is one of the greatest inventors of all time! Render to Caesar's what is Caesars and give to God what is God's.
<< <i>Hey I found a SPEARED LINCOLN from a LP2 FYs .. I might sell it for one Million $ ..anyone interested here first?? Ok I will drop the price to $2K or Best Offer!
The spear runs straight across horizontally tilts a bit up (its starts from the L in Lincoln and runs a tad upward thru the back of his neck then continues to the end of 9 in 2009!) >>
Think of it as an opportunity to load up on more good coins before everyone else is looking for them. As Papi says, Whitman is 13 years behind on these things now, so what difference does another year make.
OK . . . I must admit that I haven't followed these too closely. If ya'll will indulge me for a moment, it would be most appreciated.
Anyhoo . . . I bought 5 boxes from the Mint & stuck'em back, dated 4/30 with time stamps between 10:15 & 10:50 (just went & looked). To keep me from having to read all of the 40 some pages here, could someone tell me if these might be worth opening? Thanks!
HH
Need the following OBW rolls to complete my 46-64 Roosevelt roll set: 1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S. Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
In a word,YES! Esp.if you haven't any in your collection,yet.As to the dates,I'll leave that up to the better experts on this well informed forum.They'll tell ya.If I were you,I'd go back and read quite of few of these posts.Like I said,you'll be very well informed as to your question about the boxes you possess! We hope you will become a "true-believer" in this series.Continue to hunt and collect these little gems for future pleasure.This is our hope,anyway? - joey
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.
Looks like I might have to go back & read this thread anyway ! ! !
Guess I'm real late to the party though . . . right? Most of these rolls have already been picked?
These were/are also found in bank rolls or just the Mint rolls?
HH
Need the following OBW rolls to complete my 46-64 Roosevelt roll set: 1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S. Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
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<< <i>Well, it's a snow day here in Mich and my kids got the day off.
Decided to play with the pennies a bit, put a bunch of 1's and 2's in flips. Found quite a few other odds and ends. I also found one of my old pics. One of only 2 coins that I ever lost money on. Hard to figure as IIRC a 67 initially went for $2,700 or so. I then snagged a 69 a few days later for at most $500 on bids, never thought I'd win the coin. Soon after, I tried a reflip, I think went for maybe $460. Let me puzzled and the only thing I could come up with was the plastic was to blame.
Casman, was the 67 in an ANACS yellow holder, also (I'd think so, as they were/are the only TPG to attribute them, until the CPG includes them, no?)? The buyer of that 67 BETTER be a BIG believer, and hope ALOT MORE are, or he could be buried big time in it, especially where you got a 69 for less than 20% of the 67, and still lost on it reflipping it. But, I suspect you are right, as far as the only reason for the downward spiral was the plastic it is in. In our host's plastic, should be interesting to see what the prices/premiums could be.
I have submitted to them in the past, but almost always found their POP reports to be insufficient/blank etc...
I very recently found the wddr-005 in a silver proof set (pure luck at this late date). It has a valuation by John Wexler a little bit higher than the 001.
I may have it graded at a later date but for now it's still encased in the original mint packaging.
Personally I'd like to have the 006 variety of all that are known ...
2009-S errors .... it has the most pronounced doubled image and is comparably valued to the 005.
Well good luck all in your quests
<< <i>It will be interesting to see what value is attached to the proof errors once the new CPG is finally released (still no answer from Whitman Publishing to my email inquiry).
I very recently found the wddr-005 in a silver proof set (pure luck at this late date). It has a valuation by John Wexler a little bit higher than the 001.
I may have it graded at a later date but for now it's still encased in the original mint packaging.
Personally I'd like to have the 006 variety of all that are known ...
2009-S errors .... it has the most pronounced doubled image and is comparably valued to the 005.
Well good luck all in your quests
Nice find in the proof,guys! Yeah,Onedollarnohollar,I would definitely keep in tack,inside the original packaging.You may have the only variety(2009 Form.Years) in a "Silver set"?Pretty
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.are. I'm still looking for errors in the satin finish as well. There are only 12 known errors in this series.
Just for fun I opened an lp2 box dated 5/1 today....found eight of the wddr-012's. The nice thing about them, even though they don't rate as a "best of" error, is that they were all the stage D reverses.
It's good to look for different stages within a certain error coin. Some are very obvious with giant die cracks and some are more subtle like these are. Good practice to work on my concentration skills...ha!
Very important as some of the formative variety coins are in there.
I order my copy today shipped priority.
Should have it Friday.
Chinesecoincollector...yes, that is the 13C reverse die crack. Great having new blood join us in the discussion....welcome and a doubled thumbs up to ya!
I bought mine at Amazon.
According to the publisher some of the 2009 P varieties are in there.
Also the new Cherry Pickers probably will not be coming out till next year.
I will let you know the facts on what is in the new book when I get my copy Friday.
THIS IS A BIG DEAL!!!!
almanac link
I didn't pay for rush shipping but I expect it within a week. Looking forward to what is written regarding these errors and projected values.
Can hardly wait to get my coin book and my 4 boxes from Discount coin tomorrow.
as well. Enjoy the search tomorrow!
I find nothing in it that is exciting.
We will just have to keep waiting for the CPG to come out.
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.Don't get me wrong, I own many copies of the Redbook, and it has been my staple coin reference, but it isn't staying on top of modern mintages as experts like Eric Jordan have demonstrated.
Keep asking about the CPG -- they need to know this is more worthy to update regularly.
<< <i> I think Whitman should be focusing on updating worthy publications like the CPG maybe annually instead of pushing out more Redbook adjuncts.
Don't get me wrong, I own many copies of the Redbook, and it has been my staple coin reference, but it isn't staying on top of modern mintages as experts like Eric Jordan have demonstrated.
Keep asking about the CPG -- they need to know this is more worthy to update regularly. >>
The only way to update this regularly is digitally. As long as they continue traditional publishing methods it will NEVER be current.
The fear of change, or clinging to tradition for tradition's sake, opens opportunities for innovation.
The sad thing is they don't seem to care; nor do the TPGs, who covet and enslave us to these bound bibles.
Why won't PCGS or NGC go to any recognized specialists web site for attribution? Someone please explain that to me.
In the meantime we wait for the dinosaurs to go extinct.
I received an NGC ms66 "bootstrap collection" cent in the mail today. I purchased it for two reasons. First, I wanted to see what NGC considers a "66" to compare to my findings and help me decide more clearly
which of my coins are potential 67's or 68's. I was shocked at the hit marks that were on the coin and still registered as a high ms example with them. Gives me a very good feeling for several of my
"candidate" samples.
Secondly, I wanted a coin that has the bootstrap die crack (which I had zero of in my collection) As I said in a previous post, prior to winning it in the auction, I was mystified why NGC would acknowledge
a die crack variety but not the more important (and more rare) doubled dies.
Keep the faith believers!
...points in every direction.
We can only hope that these kind of listings sell and as a result begin to increase collector's interest and value. You can buy a raw one for $12.99 right now on Ebay. If PCGS' idea of a 66 is anything like NGC's
you may as well keep it raw and save the money on attribution. pop 2...haha
On another note, I finally found a low price on a bank box of 50 rolls yesterday. I just can't spend big bucks nowadays to take a chance on finding something. My last two boxes gave up nothing
but die cracks and insignificant ddr's. I am starting to believe they were re-packaged after a cherry pick. Looking forward to seeing what, if anything, is hiding inside those rolls. This box looks to be
original; not the generic multi-holed top box. Wish me luck!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.<< <i> I finally found a low price on a bank box of 50 rolls yesterday. I just can't spend big bucks nowadays to take a chance on finding something. My last two boxes gave up nothing
but die cracks and insignificant ddr's. I am starting to believe they were re-packaged after a cherry pick. >>
You guys....... You think 'cause you got very lucky on a few boxes, that every box should be your treasure chest.
You have no idea how many duds I bought along the way, that went into the Coinstar.
You're either a gambler or your not.
You got in the game late.
for these errors is growing much to your and other's credit.
We have more time to add to our collections.
and found only one 086 inside and a ton of die cracks (rim to mallet) . I think that concludes my bank box purchases. Papi is probably right about the train having left the station on the better boxes. I just don't
have the funds to "gamble" too much. I'll content myself to finding buys on known winners in the lp2 mint boxes.
Does anyone know who coalcounycoins is on Ebay? He is selling everything so cheaply that it discourages me from listing anything at this time. here's an example
wddr sale
I would buy from him but I'm blocked (no idea why, never did business with him). Maybe he's a forum member that knows I'm into these and doesn't want the competition? Just a guess.
Ok, that's my report for the day..haha. Oh, and that's too bad about the CPG not coming out until next year...ugh.....alright....all good things come to them that patiently wait.
<< <i>I scanned the ends of the rolls and I found three with wddr-086's. >>
086 is on the "Best Of" list. I coulda told ya that's what you'd find in there.
<< <i>Does anyone know who coalcounycoins is on Ebay? I would buy from him but I'm blocked (no idea why, never did business with him). Maybe he's a forum member that knows I'm into these and doesn't want the competition? Just a guess. >>
Maybe he got your name from a "beware" post that gets floated around on here from time to time? Some sellers just blindly add people because of stories. Dunno, just a guess
<< <i>Too bad about the CPG not coming out until next year >>
Doesn't surprise me. The last one only listed Lincolns to 2000; now it's 13 years behind.
They could make bank on E-Subscriptions to an annual update of an online version.
Just Dumb; tradition for tradition's sake
The spear runs straight across horizontally tilts a bit up (its starts from the L in Lincoln and runs a tad upward thru the back of his neck then continues to the end of 9 in 2009!)
Looks just a nice as the Speared Bison nickels ... obviously since a nickel is bigger the spear is a tad smaller on a penny but you can see this w/o a loupe (naked eye).
I originally was credited w the Lincoln die clash find which Ken Potter had documented and created the copyrighted layovers that I now see everyone on Earth using! OMG LOL
ok.. I give permission. woooohoooooo! I will see if I can get a pict posted soon.
of all time! Render to Caesar's what is
Caesars and give to God what is God's.
of all time! Render to Caesar's what is
Caesars and give to God what is God's.
<< <i>Hey I found a SPEARED LINCOLN from a LP2 FYs .. I might sell it for one Million $ ..anyone interested here first?? Ok I will drop the price to $2K or Best Offer!
The spear runs straight across horizontally tilts a bit up (its starts from the L in Lincoln and runs a tad upward thru the back of his neck then continues to the end of 9 in 2009!)
>>
Do you have gas?
Sounds like a copper plating "gas bubble"
[Q<< I scanned the ends of the rolls and I found three with wddr-086's. >>
086 is on the "Best Of" list. I coulda told ya that's what you'd find in there. >>
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line."Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.If ya'll will indulge me for a moment, it would be most appreciated.
Anyhoo . . . I bought 5 boxes from the Mint & stuck'em back, dated 4/30 with time stamps between 10:15 & 10:50 (just went & looked).
To keep me from having to read all of the 40 some pages here, could someone tell me if these might be worth opening? Thanks!
HH
1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.PS: Anybody need some rolls of 50 count on the WDDR 025, 032, or 060.
I have some on ebay which are pretty cheap right now that had a starting price of .99 going off Sunday afternoon.
Guess I'm real late to the party though . . . right? Most of these rolls have already been picked?
These were/are also found in bank rolls or just the Mint rolls?
HH
1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!