Thought I'd get as many Quarter images out there as I can before the web site fails me again ! These are the new images Mike Valente took for me. I have to applaud him his efforts - and I owe him a great debt of gratitude.
This is my 1892-P - Ty. 2.
I cracked this out of an NGC 58 holder - submitted it raw - and received this back as an AU 58
One of the nicer 95-S's in AU that I have seen...
Finding this coin in AU is darn near impossible !
Although I have a great looking 1905-P in PCGS 58 - CAC - I loved this coin when Liz Coggan showed it to me. I cracked it out and it returned as an AU 58. It is now at CAC.
This NGC 60 [ CAC ] looked nicer than the grade listed - I cracked it out - submitted it raw - and its now a MS 62 At PCGS
Here are the True Views of the 1907:
A decent coin that was just CAC'd !
I'm still thrilled with this 1909-S - and yes, I know, I have posted it a few times !
The date 09-S in AU is pretty scarce - and this is the only AU I have seen in ages. I actually bought this 53 after the 63 !
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Okay - Its time to show a few Nickels now.... before this fizzles on me...
Newps:
Cracked out of an NGC Fatty Holder - CAC - { Its at CAC again }
This has to be my 7th or 8th 1889 Nickel - Its my Grandfather's Birth Year - I bought this off a friend's auction at Jan. FUN, 2015 Thanks again, Srotag !!
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Adding insult to injury - I downloaded every Barber Half that I had imaged.
Took some time - and every second I thought the whole thing would fall apart.
{ Based on my recent experiences here }
One of the coins - an 1897-P in XF 40 had a cryptic bad word in it. F"X"G. So, nothing came up. That was the better part of an hour thrown out the window.
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The Phila issue was once in another set of mine - one of the "All Time Finest Sets" - a few years after I sold it, I repurchased it so I could include it in this collection. It seems I can't do that without taking down my older retired set.
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
It is with deepest appreciation that I say Thank You to the YN who imaged all these coins. Valente151.
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It's a long story, but, when this website allows me to gain access again, I will , be able to add these beautiful images directly into my Registry Sets ( as well as my EVERYMAN sets ) .
Every so often, I try and gain access and some of the times, it's not a problem. After I posted all the images , I tried to send a PM to the Photographer, but the system crashed (again) so, I just gave up.
Believe me, posting images on this site has become an impossible task. Once I receive the CD for my new images, I'll try and add them to my sets. Most of the sets have some sort of image already. These will have to suffice until I can get the newer images attached.
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Just a word: I finally played with mirrors and got all the Quarter and Half Dollar images up on my Registry sets.
Don't even think of asking for a link. It took me hours to get them into the PCGS site - as I still have no direct access to the site on my Lap Top. I did what I could on my iPad !
Thanks to Valente151 for imaging the coins.
Sets are under GINJAMAX ....my two Dobermans.
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<< <i> Just a word: I finally played with mirrors and got all the Quarter and Half Dollar images up on my Registry sets. >>
Now the hard part is done; you can easily create Digital Albums with the images already uploaded. >>
Even the thought of doing the digital albums made MFH's head hurt. I'll be slowly doing the albums as I get time for him. Just wait til the old man gets his bill.
A new Barber 50C purchase arrived in the mail today:
"Blundered", what's that?
Wow, this coin looks bizzaro!
It looks like the extra metal filling the face there wasn't enough to fill the high points on the coin. I'm curious what PCGS would do with this coin raw. Thoughts?
The coin is so freaky I'm uncertain if it's way cool or a mess. There must be others out there; isn't this a die problem (and a planchet that's too hard)?
The 1908-O is the Queen of the Mumps Variety. It's very common placed to see this type on this date. Dave Lawrence mentions it in his book. So, I think the graders are aware of it and won't degrade your ICG 58. ( At least for that specific reason ) .... somewhere along the way, I also had an AU, a 53 it's just a fond memory now !
Valente151 has been working on my Quarter Dansco Type Virtual Album. He's not ready to publish it, as he needs to crop some of the images that were not his. Guess he didn't realize he bit off more than he thought. I took a sneak peek & it's coming along very nicely.
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Jeff - That's a bad case of mumps! I know I've never seen one that bad. And if Darrell never saw on that bad, it's bad!
Vern - That 03-O quarter is about as perfect as it gets for quarters (for me). Maybe a touch darker. The 03-P looks to be nice, but also in need of an acetone soak.
Mike - Great looking half set. I've never seen that 05-O before. Is that a recent coin? Looking forward to the albums.
Here's a coin I don't think I've posted before. I bought this from Dave99B last year in an old ANACS holder. He'd probably kick my butt for cracking it out. Not a tough date, but very nice. Credit to Jeff for the photo.
I don't know why, but I found myself on the site via my lap top tonight. I got an email that LogPotato had posted a reply on the Barber Thread. so I clicked on to the link... and " Voila !! "
How log the system will allow me access is anyone's guess.
Now, I get to see what the Barber Quarter Virtual Album looks like.
EDIT: Forget about it - I can only get on the Message Boards - NO PM's - No Main Site No Registry Sets ...
To show that I can post images at the moment:
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Valente151 was missing single shots of a few Quarters:
Wrong 08-O
Now, I have no idea if this is my coin currently - or not !! TOO MANY IMAGES !!!!!
Wrong 00-O
I know for a fact that this 05-O is in my set - I bought it back a year or so after I sold it ! I just can't register it - its in my All Time Finest Set !
I am looking for another half dozen.
Mike Hayes ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
I have a Sony Vaio - lap top. I access the boards easily now. { I grab the link I receive when someone posts on the Mega Thread } - or any thread I am following [ ie: Seated]
My computer is telling me the problem lies at PCGS.
These most recent images I have posted from my Photobucket account. As long as I can deal with this back door situation - I'll be able to post images ... unless the whole thing goes down the Crapper.
Yes, I think Valente151 [ who you met at FUN with me ] has done a bang up job. I'll be sure to pass on your compliments.
I think I mentioned that I bought back a few of my old Halves:
I know where the 1898-S is - and I can have it back - once my friend Srotag upgrades the 65 with a 66 or better.
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Mike - Yes, it's is a National Album, from Wayte Raymond. And your digital album looks wonderful, your 09-S kills. What a great bonus PCGS has given us with the digital album.
Pics for this AM, my 09-S formerly Paesan's, PC64:
Vern l It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Justin - '93-S has just the right look, so tough to find nice, IMO.
Mike - Wonderful looking '09 dime. I'll guess 64, limited by the light slice on the portrait (all that stuff in the fields is die polish, I'm assuming).
Pics for this AM, just back in Paesan's Stash, a successful reconsideration, PC58+ (pics don't do it justice):
Vern l It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Darrell - Since those 07-S's are yours, I'm figuriing one of them is a 58, so I'll guess our hosts called the white one a 58, and the toned one with the RPM a 55.
Mike - My friend Glen was a serious underbidder on your wonderful 07-S in 58, when HA auctioned your collection in 2011. It was a superb coin IMO.
Pics for this AM, from Doug's collection, PC53:
Vern l It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
The night before my auction in August, 2011, I was with Glenn Holsonbake and I was checking the status of my lots. I was dumbfounded as to the amount of the current bid ( just under $4000 ) and asked Glenn, what did he think a 1907-S Half was worth in AU 58 ? Can't remember exactly his answer, but it was nowhere near the price it had already attained.
As you remember, you and your friends were sitting directly behind me during the auction ( thank you and your friends for your bids ) but who ever bid the 1907-S/s Half to $5,000 ( plus juice = $5,750 ) absolutely floored me. Having Todd Pollock image my coins prior to the auction and my posting them here was very beficial. Otherwise, the amount of the spread of the S MM would not have been noticed - as the PCGS label had no designation on it. The Heritage cataloguer would just as easily have missed it.
I know your friend, Glen M., was the winner of my duplicate 1893/2 Dime in 58. I have his picture of him holding the coin at the ANA in 2011. I am also very happy that you chose him to sell my 13-S Quarter (55) to last year. It's always good to know where my ladies are hiding these days. Lol
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Comments
I logged in thru the lap top -
Here's an image that Mike V took for me...
No idea what it'll be - I've been posting on
other web sites...
This coin now resides in a PCGS 62 Holder - and has been sent to the Bean Factory for their approval !
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I have to applaud him his efforts - and I owe him a great debt of gratitude.
This is my 1892-P - Ty. 2.
I cracked this out of an NGC 58 holder - submitted it raw - and received this back as an AU 58
One of the nicer 95-S's in AU that I have seen...
Finding this coin in AU is darn near impossible !
Although I have a great looking 1905-P in PCGS 58 - CAC - I loved this coin when Liz Coggan showed it to me. I cracked it out and it returned as an AU 58. It is now at CAC.
This NGC 60 [ CAC ] looked nicer than the grade listed - I cracked it out - submitted it raw - and its now a MS 62 At PCGS
Here are the True Views of the 1907:
A decent coin that was just CAC'd !
I'm still thrilled with this 1909-S - and yes, I know, I have posted it a few times !
The date 09-S in AU is pretty scarce - and this is the only AU I have seen in ages. I actually bought this 53 after the 63 !
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Okay - Its time to show a few Nickels now.... before this fizzles on me...
Newps:
Cracked out of an NGC Fatty Holder - CAC - { Its at CAC again }
This has to be my 7th or 8th 1889 Nickel - Its my Grandfather's Birth Year - I bought this off a friend's auction at Jan. FUN, 2015 Thanks again, Srotag !!
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Adding insult to injury - I downloaded every Barber Half that I had imaged.
Took some time - and every second I thought the whole thing would fall apart.
{ Based on my recent experiences here }
One of the coins - an 1897-P in XF 40 had a cryptic bad word in it. F"X"G.
So, nothing came up. That was the better part of an hour thrown out the window.
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The coin that started it all: Pulled from circulation by my Grandfather back in the 1920's:
1893-S was previously imaged.
I'm going to limit the amount of images per post, so I don't loose everything again.
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1894-P PCGS 58 - EX: Barry Sunshine Collection: I call it AU 64
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1896
1897
See XF 45 posted
1898
MS 1898's I have bought back:
Both Messydesk's Images:
Valente's Image:
1899
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1901:
This Phila issue was out of the Queller Collection and graded by NGC as MS 65 STAR
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
The coin above started this set of Halves.
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1909
1910
The Phila issue was once in another set of mine - one of the "All Time Finest Sets" - a few years after I sold it, I repurchased it so I could include it in this collection.
It seems I can't do that without taking down my older retired set.
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
It is with deepest appreciation that I say Thank You to the YN who imaged all these coins. Valente151.
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You owe it to Valente to make those beautiful photos available to the Public by publishing albums for both your regular and Everyman's set!
It's a long story, but, when this website allows me to gain access again, I will ,
be able to add these beautiful images directly into my Registry Sets ( as well
as my EVERYMAN sets ) .
Every so often, I try and gain access and some of the times, it's not a problem.
After I posted all the images , I tried to send a PM to the Photographer, but the
system crashed (again) so, I just gave up.
Believe me, posting images on this site has become an impossible task. Once
I receive the CD for my new images, I'll try and add them to my sets. Most of
the sets have some sort of image already. These will have to suffice until I can
get the newer images attached.
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Mike - Nice massive run of pics.
Craig - Be happy to take pics of your 09-S. Good looking coin.
Pics for this AM, a nice coin in Doug's collection, that couldn't be improved at ANA, PC55:
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Feeter:
Very nice 1892 Dime. Love the color.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Just a word: I finally played with mirrors and
got all the Quarter and Half Dollar images up
on my Registry sets.
Don't even think of asking for a link. It took
me hours to get them into the PCGS site -
as I still have no direct access to the site on
my Lap Top. I did what I could on my iPad !
Thanks to Valente151 for imaging the coins.
Sets are under GINJAMAX ....my two Dobermans.
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New Barber Purchases
<< <i>
Just a word: I finally played with mirrors and
got all the Quarter and Half Dollar images up
on my Registry sets.
<< <i>
Now the hard part is done; you can easily create Digital Albums with the images already uploaded.
<< <i>
<< <i>
Just a word: I finally played with mirrors and
got all the Quarter and Half Dollar images up
on my Registry sets. >>
Now the hard part is done; you can easily create Digital Albums with the images already uploaded. >>
Even the thought of doing the digital albums made MFH's head hurt. I'll be slowly doing the albums as I get time for him. Just wait til the old man gets his bill.
Let me get this straight :
Posting images here can only be done via my lap top.
( Which, again, the PCGS website does not allow me to do. )
Posting images thru my iPad is close to a nightmare.
Valente151 is pretty close to hitting the nail on the
head. It's beyond exasperating.
He's volunteered to put together these Danscoesque
albums. Have at it, Mike V., I'm done trying.
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Mike - I share your pain with the automation problems.
No pics for now, having problems with Photobucket.
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Pics for this AM, from my raw set:
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
"Blundered", what's that?
Wow, this coin looks bizzaro!
It looks like the extra metal filling the face there wasn't enough to fill the high points on the coin. I'm curious what PCGS would do with this coin raw. Thoughts?
The 1908-O is the Queen of the Mumps Variety.
It's very common placed to see this type on this date.
Dave Lawrence mentions it in his book. So, I think the
graders are aware of it and won't degrade your ICG 58.
( At least for that specific reason ) .... somewhere along
the way, I also had an AU, a 53 it's just a fond memory now !
Valente151 has been working on my Quarter Dansco Type
Virtual Album. He's not ready to publish it, as he needs to
crop some of the images that were not his. Guess he didn't
realize he bit off more than he thought. I took a sneak peek &
it's coming along very nicely.
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Vern - That 03-O quarter is about as perfect as it gets for quarters (for me). Maybe a touch darker. The 03-P looks to be nice, but also in need of an acetone soak.
Mike - Great looking half set. I've never seen that 05-O before. Is that a recent coin? Looking forward to the albums.
Here's a coin I don't think I've posted before. I bought this from Dave99B last year in an old ANACS holder. He'd probably kick my butt for cracking it out. Not a tough date, but very nice. Credit to Jeff for the photo.
I got an email that LogPotato had posted a reply on the Barber Thread.
so I clicked on to the link... and " Voila !! "
How log the system will allow me access is anyone's guess.
Now, I get to see what the Barber Quarter Virtual Album looks like.
EDIT: Forget about it - I can only get on the Message Boards - NO PM's - No Main Site
No Registry Sets ...
To show that I can post images at the moment:
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Wrong 08-O
Now, I have no idea if this is my coin currently - or not !! TOO MANY IMAGES !!!!!
Wrong 00-O
I know for a fact that this 05-O is in my set - I bought it back a year or so after I sold it ! I just can't register it - its in my All Time Finest Set !
I am looking for another half dozen.
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Justin - Perfect look on the 1900 half.
Mike - PM sent. Nice run of qtrs, and I always enjoy seeing your 95-O error, which is spectacular in hand.
I had my raw set displayed at the ANA at the Barber Collector's Society table, and this is the coin that seemed to always be noticed first:
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Love those old Raymond Waite albums { National Albums ? }
I have found a way into the message boards - only thru a PCGS notification
that someone has posted to this Thread. via my email.
That's it - still no PM's thru the lap top - no Registry look ups...
Here's another coin Valente151 was looking for to include in the Virtual Album:
MV:
This is the correct 1903-S - [sorry - ignore the other 03-S above - I've deleted it.]
Here is the correct image for this date:
1908-O Quarter AU 58 - CAC - the current example: { Its verified !! LOL }
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MV- sorry .... am deleting my old images now ....
Craig, Kathy's calling you... get off the boards and
go shopping !!
Sorry, Buddy.
Hey Craig - here is something you wanted - PM sent -
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I just took a look at your virtual MS Barber Quarter album; it looks fantastic!
For the life of me I can't understand why you can't access the PCGS website from your laptop; is it an Apple product?
Jeff,
I have a Sony Vaio - lap top. I access the boards easily now. { I grab the link I receive
when someone posts on the Mega Thread } - or any thread I am following [ ie: Seated]
My computer is telling me the problem lies at PCGS.
These most recent images I have posted from my Photobucket account. As long as I
can deal with this back door situation - I'll be able to post images ... unless the whole
thing goes down the Crapper.
Yes, I think Valente151 [ who you met at FUN with me ] has done a bang up job.
I'll be sure to pass on your compliments.
I think I mentioned that I bought back a few of my old Halves:
I know where the 1898-S is - and I can have it back - once my friend Srotag upgrades the 65 with a 66 or better.
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Pics for this AM, my 09-S formerly Paesan's, PC64:
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
I like the color on this coin. I purchased it in a NGC 64 holder- it crossed at the same grade.
with the rest of your set.
EDIT:
As I mentioned - I gain access thru a link sent to me by PCGS when someone responds to this Thread.
Here's a neat 1909 Dime... { Not new - just show and tell...}... or... if you prefer ...GTG
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Justin - '93-S has just the right look, so tough to find nice, IMO.
Mike - Wonderful looking '09 dime. I'll guess 64, limited by the light slice on the portrait (all that stuff in the fields is die polish, I'm assuming).
Pics for this AM, just back in Paesan's Stash, a successful reconsideration, PC58+ (pics don't do it justice):
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
<< <i>Pics for this AM, just back in Paesan's Stash, a successful reconsideration, PC58+ (pics don't do it justice):
Lenny- Congrats on the upgrade! Another coin for Surf City?
Here is a pair of 07-S Halfs from Darrell. GTG!
The second coin is an S/S!
Thanks for posting the two 07-S Halves.
GTG=
Top - AU 55
Bottom - AU 53
JMHO
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<< <i>Thanks,Justin
The second coin is an S/S! >>
I purposely didn't type that, LOL. I was hoping someone would pick up on it.
BTW, I'll say 55 on each.
Here's my latest - 07-S in AU 50 - RPM - from Julian:
newly imaged by Valente151:
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Mike - My friend Glen was a serious underbidder on your wonderful 07-S in 58, when HA auctioned your collection in 2011. It was a superb coin IMO.
Pics for this AM, from Doug's collection, PC53:
l
It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got.
Vern,
The night before my auction in August, 2011, I was with Glenn Holsonbake
and I was checking the status of my lots. I was dumbfounded as to the amount
of the current bid ( just under $4000 ) and asked Glenn, what did he think a
1907-S Half was worth in AU 58 ? Can't remember exactly his answer, but it
was nowhere near the price it had already attained.
As you remember, you and your friends were sitting directly behind me during
the auction ( thank you and your friends for your bids ) but who ever bid the
1907-S/s Half to $5,000 ( plus juice = $5,750 ) absolutely floored me. Having
Todd Pollock image my coins prior to the auction and my posting them here
was very beficial. Otherwise, the amount of the spread of the S MM
would not have been noticed - as the PCGS label had no designation on it. The
Heritage cataloguer would just as easily have missed it.
I know your friend, Glen M., was the winner of my duplicate 1893/2 Dime in 58.
I have his picture of him holding the coin at the ANA in 2011. I am also very
happy that you chose him to sell my 13-S Quarter (55) to last year. It's always
good to know where my ladies are hiding these days. Lol
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Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
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