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I made a Showcase virtual album - half full box of 20
clarkbar04
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I have always admired these albums as a really cool feature, and finally completed one of my own. The set will be added to as I get coins back from grading.
The box of 20 is only half full.. or is it half empty? As a side note, 6 out of the 10 were bought raw.
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The box of 20 is only half full.. or is it half empty? As a side note, 6 out of the 10 were bought raw.
Album link
MS66 taste on an MS63 budget.
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
If you don't mind answering, which ones did you buy raw?
I love it! That 1936 year set you have in progress has killer coins and I would be happy with every single one of them. As an aside, I have also built two of these sets, but haven't published either of them for public viewing. My Bo20 is similarly only partially filled because I have never thought I had twenty coins "worthy" of the project.
I have some others that could go in this set, but they are either waiting in line at the slabfest, or in NGC holders. Probably not 20 though, I don't even own 20 slabbed coins.
The 1936 coins all came out of the same plastic holder set, and presumably were in the same album. The lincoln was just "OK" and the buffalo was not toned very much, and had a huge spot right on his nose.
The walker looks a bit better than a 65 at least to me, it may see another trip in eventually.
Nice coins. I admit that I am partial to the 1913 proof nickel simply because I like proof buffaloes!
If you don't mind answering, which ones did you buy raw?
Mark, All but the 1936-D buffalo, (rattler) 1917 type 2 quarter, 28 saint, and 39 walker were bought raw.
If you don't mind answering, which ones did you buy raw?
Mark, All but the 1936-D buffalo, (rattler) 1917 type 2 quarter, 28 saint, and 39 walker were bought raw.
That's quite the eye you have there on raw coins, and the album is cool!
Click on this link to see my ebay listings.
U.S. Type Set
Finally got around to doing one. http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistr...m.aspx?showcaseid=2532
Very nice!
Here is the "public" link for you, the above is the link which requires your login info.
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistr...m.aspx?showcaseid=2532