1907 Proof Set for the The Weekend™

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PQueue
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I believe Ambro recently started a thread saying it was getting a little slow on the Boards. I see it has already picked up now that RYK is back.

I will contribute a little with this partially completed Proof Set from 106 years ago.

Partial 1907 Proof Set

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  • GoldClause
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    Holy smokes. When you said a partial set, I was expecting a dime and a nickel.

    Nice!
  • Mark
    Mark Posts: 3,645 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    My goodness those coins are stunning!! If anyone is pondering whether to click on the link, DO SO. The coins are beautiful.
    Mark


  • Bodin
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    "Impressive.....most impressive"
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  • blu62vette
    blu62vette Posts: 11,972 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Really? No DCAMS?

    Just kidding, amazing coins. Cameo gold proofs are truly exceptional to look at.

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  • ricko
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    Wow.... 'nuff said... Cheers, RickO
  • Rarity
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    Very beautiful, impressive looking $10 and $20 gold
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  • keyman64
    keyman64 Posts: 15,650 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Holy Cow! Some seriously nice stuff there, well done!
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  • Kyle
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  • etexmike
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    I see you got the easy ones out of the way. Now you can tackle the hard to find copper, nickel and silver coins to complete the set. image

    Wow, what an amazing group of gold.


    Mike
  • PQueue
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    Regarding DCAMs, after 1901 they essentially do not exist. This is the reason why my $20 Liberty is special to me (it is very, very close to DCAM). There are no PCGS graded DCAM $5s or $10s after 1901, no $20 DCAMs after 1900. My set has as much contrast as you get for the later date Liberty Proofs. Years ago I was fortunate to find an original set consisting of the $2.5, $5, and $10. I value this [been all together as a set] aspect very highly. I later acquired the best matching $20 I could afford. Thanks everyone for the nice comments.
  • crypto79
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    What a set, I am impressed.
  • LochNESS
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    That $2.50 is the best IMO based on those photos. Truly stunning. I would call that DCAM.

    The rest are also very great!

    I know the PCGS photos of proofs don't always show their most attractice angle, in fact some of my secure plus images seem to show the harshest "side" possible. I am drooling at the thought of what these must look like in person! Someone buy this man a image
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  • DHeath
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    Beautiful set. As a matter of curiosity, what guided your decision to build the 1907 set?
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  • morgansforever
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    Impressive proof gold pieces, can't wait to see the rest, keep us posted.
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  • golden
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    << <i>Holy smokes. When you said a partial set, I was expecting a dime and a nickel.

    Nice! >>

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  • AUandAG
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    A wonderful click with my morning coffee! Very nice, indeed.

    Now it should be a piece of cake to get the lesser denoms, you've got the hard part done!

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  • johnny9434
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    wow, thats one heck of a good start. congrats and i cant wait to see the sest of it image
  • RB1026
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    LOVE the fact that you were able to find the $2 1/2, $5, & $10 in an original set and keep them together. Those are some beautifully well matched pieces with very attractive contrast. Most certainly a set to be proud of. Thanks for sharing. Quite impressive!!
  • PQueue
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    Hello DHeath
    RE: Beautiful set. As a matter of curiosity, what guided your decision to build the 1907 set?

    Easy, the set consisting of the $2.5, $5, $10 became available to me. I thought I would never have a chance like that again.
  • Constantine
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    Wow, not what I was expecting......impressive!
  • Windycity
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    I like the "start with the tough one's" approach. Can't wait to see the completed set!!
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  • MilkmanDan
    MilkmanDan Posts: 3,768 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Great set and nice job matching the $20 with the other 3.
  • mrearlygold
    mrearlygold Posts: 17,862 ✭✭✭
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    Love the proof set image
  • AnkurJ
    AnkurJ Posts: 11,375 ✭✭✭✭
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    Very nice!
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  • millennium
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    I love looking at coins like these.....but dayum, I feel so pitiful when it comes to my collection...

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