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Anyone know who owns these?
Danye West
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I could make a birth year registry set out of pocket change.
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U.S. Type Set
#1 - PCGS MS67FBL
#2 - PCGS MS66
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
Assuming you ever find the owner, tread lightly. Nobody wants a stalker.
I don't know....I think I'd be a little freaked out if someone randomly got in touch with me, and asked to buy my 1958 Franklin.
Lucy-Bop?
Could well be. Miss her posts
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Type the cert numbers into the PCGS verification page and they will tell you if the coins are in a Registry set. Some sets are marked as private and you will not be able to send the set owner a message, but other sets are marked as public and you can forward a message to the set owner. If the coins are in sets that are marked public simply send a message and inquire about their availability.
I think coins that are only in a Showcase also come up as a "private set" even though you can still view it. Problem is, you don't know which showcase.
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^ How would I find the cert #'s?
You wrote that you saw the images on CoinFacts and CoinFacts lists the cert number next to the image of the coin.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I'd say # 2 is real and # 1 is AT.
Umm, I have to say that I agree with you.
I have seen/owned several like coin #2, but never seen one with the look of coin #1.
Cert #'s
1-27925796
2-29885193
It says they are not in a registry if you believe the info is correct. No known auctions on those cert #'s. Next step would be to search HA.com and see if you can find the coin and then make offer to owner. Usually does not work but you can always try.