@TomB said:
I posted these composite images over on the US Coin forum, but perhaps some of our WQ nuts missed them-
I love it when someone like you, Tom, takes the time to showcase a collection in digital capital plastics display views! Your WQ's look really good in the way you projected them in your digital images!
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Two new additions arrived from a recent GC shipment—the 1940, which upgrades an MS66 in that slot. It's whiter and brighter than most of the coins in my set, but has a nice original haze and a little iridescence. The 1942 fills one of my seven (now six) remaining slots. It's a bit fingerprinty, but was priced accordingly and there's a nice pop of rainbow color on the reverse. I'll drop both off at CAC during FUN, although I suspect neither will pass.
Hoping I can find one or two of my remaining coins at FUN!
@P0CKETCHANGE said:
Two new additions arrived from a recent GC shipment—the 1940, which upgrades an MS66 in that slot. It's whiter and brighter than most of the coins in my set, but has a nice original haze and a little iridescence. The 1942 fills one of my seven (now six) remaining slots. It's a bit fingerprinty, but was priced accordingly and there's a nice pop of rainbow color on the reverse. I'll drop both off at CAC during FUN, although I suspect neither will pass.
Hoping I can find one or two of my remaining coins at FUN!
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Beautiful coin, @P0CKETCHANGE and the image by @FlyingAl are fabulous, as well.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I posted these composite images over on the US Coin forum, but perhaps some of our WQ nuts missed them-
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I love it when someone like you, Tom, takes the time to showcase a collection in digital capital plastics display views! Your WQ's look really good in the way you projected them in your digital images!
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
Two new additions arrived from a recent GC shipment—the 1940, which upgrades an MS66 in that slot. It's whiter and brighter than most of the coins in my set, but has a nice original haze and a little iridescence. The 1942 fills one of my seven (now six) remaining slots. It's a bit fingerprinty, but was priced accordingly and there's a nice pop of rainbow color on the reverse. I'll drop both off at CAC during FUN, although I suspect neither will pass.
Hoping I can find one or two of my remaining coins at FUN!
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
What are the remaining holes in your set?
A bunch of pesky Denvers
34-D, 36-D, 40-D, 45-D, 46-D, 50-D
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Two new arrivals today. Both are upgrades.
MS67 (upgraded a 66)
MS66+ (upgraded a 65)
Nothing is as expensive as free money.