Anyone up for some Roosie Talk? - Thread #5

@ilikemonsters said:

@rainbowroosie said:
An unnamed but very generous board member just sent me this to me for free. A wonderful gesture. I really like the coin, but I’m thinking of continuing the Roosie gifting. I’ll probably pass this to a very young numismatist walking the floor at FUN in January. While I greatly appreciate this gift, I think it’s better to make a young person happy than keep it for myself. Think about doing the same at the next show. Again, to this board member, very cool gesture. I like the way you roll.

I was bidding, eBay pictures looked nice. The prettiest MS64 I have ever seen. I know the man who found these interesting neon 1953-D Dimes. They all came from rolls. I bought a few when he just got them slabbed last year. He got one MS67+FB I believe****.** I saw that a fellow forum member was selling an MS65FB for $80 or something.****** Which means selling the MS65FB I had for $25 was a bad choice

I like your idea of gifting the coin forward. For the sake of the younger generation lacking a presence in the coin collecting world, I too will donate a coin to a very young numismatist at FUN in January. I would love to see other people also gift their coins forward to young young numismatists.

That's me with the MS65FB. I also have this one in MS66FB that I'm keeping:

@lablover said:

@ilikemonsters said:

@rainbowroosie said:
An unnamed but very generous board member just sent me this to me for free. A wonderful gesture. I really like the coin, but I’m thinking of continuing the Roosie gifting. I’ll probably pass this to a very young numismatist walking the floor at FUN in January. While I greatly appreciate this gift, I think it’s better to make a young person happy than keep it for myself. Think about doing the same at the next show. Again, to this board member, very cool gesture. I like the way you roll.

I was bidding, eBay pictures looked nice. The prettiest MS64 I have ever seen. I know the man who found these interesting neon 1953-D Dimes. They all came from rolls. I bought a few when he just got them slabbed last year. He got one MS67+FB I believe****.** I saw that a fellow forum member was selling an MS65FB for $80 or something.****** Which means selling the MS65FB I had for $25 was a bad choice

I like your idea of gifting the coin forward. For the sake of the younger generation lacking a presence in the coin collecting world, I too will donate a coin to a very young numismatist at FUN in January. I would love to see other people also gift their coins forward to young young numismatists.

That's me with the MS65FB. I also have this one in MS66FB that I'm keeping:

Oh, here's that MS65FB listed on the BST...Interested? There's TrueView, and now you have GemView (Jim)

@AllCoinsRule said:
Is anyone at the show and able to look at the SB dimes in person? (and doesn't mind sharing their opinions with me?).

PM me, I am able to do that.

@Stooge said:

@AllCoinsRule said:
Is anyone at the show and able to look at the SB dimes in person? (and doesn't mind sharing their opinions with me?).

I have to ask since It's just not clicking....what are "SB Dimes"?

Stacks Bowers

Wow! The 1949P MS68FB hammers at $13,200 with BP. Does someone think that coin is a 68+FB or 69FB. I never expected that.

@AllCoinsRule said:
Is that a record price for a regular issue Roosie or did you value your 47-s at an even higher price when coming up with the number for your complete set?

I can only comment on that in a PM

Went to the bank. Wish I could take good photos. Enjoy.

Plus one

Wow!! Very Nice Roosies all!!

These two are in my Birth Year Set:

As you know, I just paid under $3,000 for a nice pop 4/0 MS68FB from the 1940’s. Of course, the 46-P never was worth $10,000 even as the pop 1/0 I sold a decade ago. It is obviously worth closer to 1/2 that amount now as a pop 4/0. As always, just my 2 cents. Wondercoin.

I will pay $20,000 for any MS68+FB Roosevelt Dime if I feel it is accurately graded.

Does anyone have a lead on a 57P in MS67FT in an NGC holder? I know someone looking for one.

@AllCoinsRule said:
There's never been an ms68fb white (silver) Roosie, correct? What's the finest white silver Roosie you all have seen? My 54-p is my nicest, no marks whatsoever, super luster, just a couple hidden milk spots.

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I made a 50D MS68FB blast white dripping with luster about 15 years ago. Mitch, You remember that coin.

Still have it for sale Nick. I recently asked John if he needed a 50-D but did not mention to him that it is blast white.

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@onlyroosies said:

@wondercoin said:
Still have it for sale Nick. I recently asked John if he needed a 50-D but did not mention to him that it is blast white.

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Jaime is the one asking, I believe John already has a 50D 68FB. Here is a pic of John's 50D 67+FB. Now that he upgraded
this date his 67+FB just might be for sale.

And just where, and who did you steal this coin from Nick?

Not Mine, It belongs to John, Also X-Lablover

@Stooge said:

@onlyroosies said:
Not Mine, It belongs to John, Also X-Lablover

Here's an X-@lablover I just bought recently...

MS67FB

Also X-Onlyroosies...they do get around.

Wow, Mach1ne - those are simply stunning.

@mach1ne said:
These were posted a while back on the forum and I managed to pick them up.

Nice, I could use one of those...please?

1964-D just sold on eBay
1976-P just sold on eBay
A number of other clad dimes just sold on eBay

Justin (monstercoinmart) is doing a super great job selling Roosies! I don’t see anyone pulling down the $$$ on Roosies that Justin is. But, I am his father. Lol.

Wondercoin.

Stooge. I can’t reveal who bought what of course. But, I can tell you Justin received a fair number of formal and informal offers on the 1976-P dime. Obviously, it is a great date in FB.

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