Dusting Off Some Copper from my Personal Collection
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amazing grouping here with some unique examples that abound here
i wonder how this has growneverything in life is but merely on loan to us by our appreciation....lose your appreciation and see0 -
That 1955 DDO is a beauty !
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Wow!! Didn't think you'd be able to top your terrific show reports, but , wow, these sure do! Beautiful stuff!************************************
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Thank you everyone! I was asked if I would post some coins that I've acquired since this thread. I haven't found many replacement Indian cents, since I'm pretty satisfied with my Indian cent set, but my Lincoln set has a lot of holes that still need filling. Also, I've come across a few neat errors that I've added to my collection, so here are some of my "newps":









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those are some crazy lincolns you've added there
beautifuleverything in life is but merely on loan to us by our appreciation....lose your appreciation and see0 -
I couldn't pick out just one favorite from that group of coppers. Original post or additions.

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Great additions, Charmy!"If it's not fun, it's not worth it." - KeyMan64
Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.
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What an enjoyable group, thank you!. FWIW it looks like your 11-s is also RPM FS-501 (FS-012.85).0
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Some really lovely coins here. I pick the 1914-D.0 -
Thanks for sharing. I look at those on your site occasionally.0
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Beautiful coins Charmy!0
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All very nice coins. I really like the look of 09s0
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now theres some way nice coin there
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Nice to see that you keep a few of the amazing coins that flow through your dealing. Every time I visit your table there are great coins!Retired United States Mint guy, now working on an Everyman Type Set.0
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Awesome Charmy!
AB
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Super additions to your collection Charmy.... thanks for sharing... Cheers, RickO0
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<< <i>Super additions to your collection Charmy.... thanks for sharing... Cheers, RickO >>
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Wow!! Talk about eye candy!! Thanks for sharing!!0
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Very nice!
Hard to pick a favorite from that group but I'll go with the 1894/1894 because of the fantastic tone!
FreddieIt is not that life is short, but that you are dead for so very long.0 -
As usual, I love looking at your coins, and your website Charmy.
Thank you for allowing me to live vicariously through your collection!oih82w8 = Oh I Hate To Wait _defectus patientia_aka...Dr. Defecto - Curator of RMO's
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OMG.....Impressive. WOWBill.
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Looking goodRandy Conway
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You have a lot of great coins Charmy........ But you sold me some that I think are even better:



Thanks, Charmy.
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All are SUPER nice!!
Ex Charmy:
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Charmy always has the choicest Cents - she has an eye - and her "Third Eye" is
the "Eagle Eye" aka: Richard....who has taught her much of what she knows.
They make a great team. Although they do not actually work together. Over the years,
I have had the pleasure of buying IHC's & Flying Eagles from them when I was active
in those series. Everyone of my purchases was pleasurable. Highly recommend them, both.0 -
That was fun viewing. Thanks for sharing.Successful BST Transactions with: WTCG, Ikenefic, Twincam, InternetJunky, bestday, 1twobits, Geoman x4, Blackhawk, Robb, nederveit, mesquite, sinin1, CommemDude, Gerard, sebrown, Guitarwes, Commoncents05, tychojoe, adriana, SeaEagleCoins, ndgoflo, stone, vikingdude, golfer72, kameo, Scotty1418, Tdec1000, Sportsmoderator1 and many others.
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Wow! You have exquisite taste in coins. What a collection of my favorite coppers. Thanks for sharing. BTW, what caused the rope rim effect on the 64L IHC?
Think I'm going to throw up! lol
Jim
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Charmy has an advantage over most of us in that she has established a business that attracts candidates for her collection. She's is certainly "Charm"ing and sharing with her discoveries. People seek her out with their "unique" treasures to be included in her collection, for a fair price. To wrap it up, she's perfect for this gift!
A little syrupy, but the truth.Paul0 -
Amazing...If you could find the time, I would like to know how you balance being a collector and a dealer. What is your approach, thought process, how long, and how it developed. What regrets you might have on selling certain pieces whether emotional, financial, etcc... Regrettably, I lack such focus and cash flow and forever stuck in a continuous loop of flipping coins for my latest, greatest pursuit.0
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I bought a lovely 1972 DDO cent in PCGS MS-64RD from Charmy in Baltimore in November.
I really liked it as it had great flashy luster with a couple of very minor small imperfections. i still felt it had a solid chance with CAC. Charmy gave me a great price on it too.
Results back from CAC is that it received a green sticker.
I do not have pics but hope that Charmy saved her picture.
Thanks Charmy!A Collectors Universe poster since 1997!0 -
My favorite is the '14-D. Bold,crisp date and mintmark.Georgeous color.Simply a stunner,Charmy.
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-Albert Einstein-Mistakes are natural. But repeated mistakes without reflection are something else. That may be the “stupidity” he was referring to. In research, he admitted uncertainty openly. “If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?” This shows humility. Even a Nobel laureate accepted doubt. That humility makes the quote less cynical and more observational.
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