just upgraded my Mercury dime set
PTVETTER
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What I am learning is upgrading can get costly, but worth it, if you want to improve your set.
Picked up a 1927-S in MS65FB to replace my MS64FB.
Angel Dee's sure has some nice coins.
I passed on the 1945 MS65FB he had.
Getting permission from my wife on the 1927-S was enough for me!
Pat Vetter,Mercury Dime registry set,1938 Proof set registry,Pat & BJ Coins:724-325-7211
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I made a typo the replaced dime was a MS63FB not a MS64FB
my bad, sorry
A big congrats.......that is a very tuff date in high grade with bands!
Congrats on the upgrade, Pat! Angel Dee's does indeed have nice coins plus Andy is just a very pleasant guy to talk with.
That's a smart idea to get permission first.. I think I'm going to try that. Probably a lot less painful than trying to answer "Did our bank account get hacked?"
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
I just noticed you past me on the Registry Mercury Dime Basic Set!
Again GREAT pickup.
I can't wait to complete this set!
Only 2 more dime holes to fill and then let the upgrades begin.
Or maybe look at an other set.
This dime set was started over 50 years ago, long time and soooo many upgrades.
That is one heck of a upgrade. 27D and 27s are very very tough.
Ken
Fairlaneman I remember you old icon the ford fairlane.
I looked at the 27-S in the price guide for 65FB and about choked!
Very nice upgrade.... and a tough one at that.. Congratulations...Cheers, RickO
You made me look, and then I also choked!
The '45 FB is a killer.
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