@rainbowroosie said:
I've been promising to TruView these for a while. Thanks to everyone who has helped me put this together, especially Nick and Greattoning. Pretty good eye appeal for the #44 ranked set.
Even the #1 set won't have that sort of color!!!
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went." Will Rogers
Several of these coins came from the cardboard black holders with the plastic windows and from the hard plastic five coin Capital holders. Just need fifty years and the right conditions to get great colors.
"You keep your 1804 dollar and 1822 half eagle -- give me rainbow roosies in MS68." rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
@rainbowroosie said:
I've been promising to TruView these for a while. Thanks to everyone who has helped me put this together, especially Nick and Greattoning. Pretty good eye appeal for the #44 ranked set.
@AllCoinsRule said:
Nick's upgrade is easy to spot. It's just another ms68fb of a date you wouldn't ever expect to exist that nice.
On the other hand I sold a duplicate ms67fb dime that I considered low end, never would have resubmitted to pcgs in a million years. Now I see it being auctioned as a 67+fb (it'll probably sell for 3x what I sold it for). It's going to be a very sad day if I submit the one I kept of that date and it does not upgrade. I'll just avoid the sadness by not resubmitting and also not registering any more coins.
It always seems to happen. I've lost count of the ones I missed on. Is it rigged?
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went." Will Rogers
@AllCoinsRule said:
Nick's upgrade is easy to spot. It's just another ms68fb of a date you wouldn't ever expect to exist that nice.
On the other hand I sold a duplicate ms67fb dime that I considered low end, never would have resubmitted to pcgs in a million years. Now I see it being auctioned as a 67+fb (it'll probably sell for 3x what I sold it for). It's going to be a very sad day if I submit the one I kept of that date and it does not upgrade. I'll just avoid the sadness by not resubmitting and also not registering any more coins.
Any coin can upgrade or not and + or not. You could take a 67, 67+ and 68 and send them all in and get a different grade on each one. There is no discernable difference between the 3.
Hey Nick... Remember years and years ago you told me your "team" knew that those clad dimes never sold on Teletrade for World record prices and I assured you that they all did. . Wondercoin.
Please visit my website at www.wondercoins.com and my ebay auctions under my user name www.wondercoin.com.
It just shows once again that nearly any registry set (with a lot of coins in it) can be overthrown as number 1 in a few years time (especially with the right dealer(s) assisting the collector in the pursuit).
Wondercoin
Please visit my website at www.wondercoins.com and my ebay auctions under my user name www.wondercoin.com.
Very nice sets. The clad has the makings for a #2-#3 set after it's done.
I knew the 1978 had been made in a 4FB. Was looking forward to seeing it on the market.
@AllCoinsRule said:
I think some of the JHF dimes that sold for high prices were to someone named Rhonda who has now decided to sell her coins and can't get anywhere near what she paid for them. Some have been on ebay for 1.5+ years. I did buy a few former JHF clad dimes for high but reasonable prices when she first posted them. She has a few more I'd like but we never came to agreements on price.
@AllCoinsRule said:
Well, I may not use the term competition as loosely as Nick as the sets still look like they have a long long way to go to be anywhere Nick's level. I do not believe I see many JHF clad dimes in this set, I guess 84-d, not sure if any others. I wonder what the history is of the 66fb 91-d (which has a newish cert #)? That definitely is very cool! In any case that is one darn beautiful clad set and a super start to a silver set.
I think some of the JHF dimes that sold for high prices were to someone named Rhonda who has now decided to sell her coins and can't get anywhere near what she paid for them. Some have been on ebay for 1.5+ years. I did buy a few former JHF clad dimes for high but reasonable prices when she first posted them. She has a few more I'd like but we never came to agreements on price.
I actually made that 91D about 2 years ago out of a mint set, and the coin looks spectacular. It was originally in an NGC holder as a 66FT. I put it up on eBay after it crossed where it sold about 2 days later.
@MACGE1 said:
I actually made that 91D about 2 years ago out of a mint set, and the coin looks spectacular. It was originally in an NGC holder as a 66FT. I put it up on eBay after it crossed where it sold about 2 days later.
I'm confused...
You made that 91D about 2yrs ago out of a mint set
It was originally in an NGC holder
@MACGE1 said:
I actually made that 91D about 2 years ago out of a mint set, and the coin looks spectacular. It was originally in an NGC holder as a 66FT. I put it up on eBay after it crossed where it sold about 2 days later.
I'm confused...
You made that 91D about 2yrs ago out of a mint set
It was originally in an NGC holder
Can you please clarify...
I found the coin in a 1991 mint set, which I sent to NGC to get certified. It came back ms66FT, I then crossed the coin to Pcgs at the same grade. After that I put the coin up for sale on eBay.
Paul, I think he means he sent it raw to NGC where it graded 66FT and then crossed it.
Mitch, I don't see very many of those Teletrade clads in this set. Maybe a couple. I also never doubted your
word that they did sell. PC sent me an e-mail last June stating my clad set with major varieties was un-beatable.
that was at that time frame. new pop 1/0's would have to be made to beat my set. My silver set can be beat,
I don't consider my main 46 - date set to have any challengers at this time taking over the #1 spot. I welcome
new collectors to the series. The more collectors the fewer coins to go around.
I know you did not doubt me Nick, which is why I said your "team".
I had 20 pop 1 silver quarters in my set a few years ago and now I have 4. I have little doubt any MS clad dime set would be unbeatable over a five year horizon. The only question I would have is whether one of the "9 figure" or "10 figure" collectors I know would want to pursue the series seriously and spend the money on these dimes instead of something else. That may be a generation away from happening. Just my 2 cents. Wondercoin.
Please visit my website at www.wondercoins.com and my ebay auctions under my user name www.wondercoin.com.
Did anyone notice that the jnf1 clad set I posted is a closed set. Mitch I can open up all your closed sets. I just looked at Craig's closed wash set. He just added a 1950S MS68 pop 1/0
Just got this one from PCGS grading...pulled it out of my raw set, being curious what it would grade. Other than the hit on the forehead it's as clean as they come. Now I'm wondering how many more like this I have in the raw set?
I had several more graded, and we'll post those over the next few nights.
PCGS MS67FB
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went." Will Rogers
Well, time for another image. This one is just your basic 1955-S MS67, but I love that Green Reverse!!! And, I think they should have + the coin. Although there is a bit of weakness in the strike. Still, clean as it can be.
PCGS MS67
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went." Will Rogers
Comments
Killer set Bill !!
Keep improving it and one day you may break into the top 40
Wondercoin
Even the #1 set won't have that sort of color!!!
Yes...
Several of these coins came from the cardboard black holders with the plastic windows and from the hard plastic five coin Capital holders. Just need fifty years and the right conditions to get great colors.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
Beautiful set Bro. Very envious!!!
Later, Paul.
Nick, we never heard what you got upgraded?
Wow, the Roosie Guy's must all be on vacation, this thread is dead...anyone out there?
I'm out here, but not in the same League as you guys.
I'm out here, but not in the same League as you guys.
What? We're all Bad News Bears...
Jim,
Post a couple of cool photos. That always gets people going.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
It always seems to happen. I've lost count of the ones I missed on. Is it rigged?
Later, Paul.
Any coin can upgrade or not and + or not. You could take a 67, 67+ and 68 and send them all in and get a different grade on each one. There is no discernable difference between the 3.
You just got to love those nice round split bands!
Here's one I'm not sure I've posted: MS67+
Or, how about this one: Another MS67+ (Came out of a ICG MS68 holder) Not the best of my images, but you get the idea.
Very nice.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
So how is this for an over graded Roosie...
https://coins.ha.com/itm/roosevelt-dimes/1953-s-10c-ms68-pcgs/a/1252-3428.s?type=KMrm-uscoins-criteo-seglegacy-051516
I mean this seriously, if I send that coin in, it comes back 64. That will be some very expensive plastic. .... wonder if it would cross...
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
I would give it a 66, on a good day, that reverse is just terrible! I don't mind the obverse so much, but I guess we can agree it's far from a 68
I just picked this up tonight.
Later, Paul.
Check out these 2 new sets that just showed up in the registry. I got some competition. Welcome jnf1
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/roosevelt-dimes-major-sets/roosevelt-dimes-fb-major-varieties-circulation-strikes-1965-present/alltimeset/133043
https://pcgs.com/SetRegistry/half-dimes/roosevelt-dimes-major-sets/roosevelt-dimes-fb-basic-set-circulation-strikes-1946-1964/publishedset/143142
Hey Nick... Remember years and years ago you told me your "team" knew that those clad dimes never sold on Teletrade for World record prices and I assured you that they all did.
. Wondercoin.
It just shows once again that nearly any registry set (with a lot of coins in it) can be overthrown as number 1 in a few years time (especially with the right dealer(s) assisting the collector in the pursuit).
Wondercoin
Very nice sets. The clad has the makings for a #2-#3 set after it's done.
I knew the 1978 had been made in a 4FB. Was looking forward to seeing it on the market.
Later, Paul.
What seller on eBay are you referring too?
Later, Paul.
I actually made that 91D about 2 years ago out of a mint set, and the coin looks spectacular. It was originally in an NGC holder as a 66FT. I put it up on eBay after it crossed where it sold about 2 days later.
I'm confused...
You made that 91D about 2yrs ago out of a mint set
It was originally in an NGC holder
Can you please clarify...
Later, Paul.
I found the coin in a 1991 mint set, which I sent to NGC to get certified. It came back ms66FT, I then crossed the coin to Pcgs at the same grade. After that I put the coin up for sale on eBay.
Paul, I think he means he sent it raw to NGC where it graded 66FT and then crossed it.
Mitch, I don't see very many of those Teletrade clads in this set. Maybe a couple. I also never doubted your
word that they did sell. PC sent me an e-mail last June stating my clad set with major varieties was un-beatable.
that was at that time frame. new pop 1/0's would have to be made to beat my set. My silver set can be beat,
I don't consider my main 46 - date set to have any challengers at this time taking over the #1 spot. I welcome
new collectors to the series. The more collectors the fewer coins to go around.
I know you did not doubt me Nick, which is why I said your "team".
I had 20 pop 1 silver quarters in my set a few years ago and now I have 4. I have little doubt any MS clad dime set would be unbeatable over a five year horizon. The only question I would have is whether one of the "9 figure" or "10 figure" collectors I know would want to pursue the series seriously and spend the money on these dimes instead of something else. That may be a generation away from happening. Just my 2 cents. Wondercoin.
@wondercoin Congrats on 15,000 posts. That's a lot of "Hot air"
Later, Paul.
Kind of fitting that my 15,000th post is "I know you did not doubt me Nick..." Lol
Wondercoin
Did anyone notice that the jnf1 clad set I posted is a closed set. Mitch I can open up all your closed sets. I just looked at Craig's closed wash set. He just added a 1950S MS68 pop 1/0
jnf1's clad set is open for me.
Later, Paul.
It's open in the link I posted. If you go to the registry where it is listed it shows as closed. I locked it open in my link.
https://pcgs.com/SetRegistry/half-dimes/roosevelt-dimes-major-sets/roosevelt-dimes-fb-major-varieties-circulation-strikes-1965-present/2017
Yep,
Ok, what's the secret, via PM?
Ok, time for a picture.
Just got this one from PCGS grading...pulled it out of my raw set, being curious what it would grade. Other than the hit on the forehead it's as clean as they come. Now I'm wondering how many more like this I have in the raw set?
I had several more graded, and we'll post those over the next few nights.
PCGS MS67FB
The 58D is my favorite. I want it. Name your price
How about a photo of the 58d? I'll offer $63.52 sight unseen.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
Well, time for another image. This one is just your basic 1955-S MS67, but I love that Green Reverse!!! And, I think they should have + the coin. Although there is a bit of weakness in the strike. Still, clean as it can be.
PCGS MS67
Well, we're getting there...patience little grasshopper.
Gary, You have developed a great eye for toned roosies. And, I am enjoying the friendship!!!
Gary,
Post your new 55s
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
I will bid $350 for the 58D 67+FB