Two of Dimeman's purchases at FUN....
The 1837 Large 5 C LM-1 with repunched 7. These beautiful pictures where done by John (messydesk). Thanks for looking. I was happy to find these to add to my collection. ![]()

And the 1950-D Washie.

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Guess we may call you also 'two bit half dimeman' with this post.
Nice pickups. I like the Washington.
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@fastfreddie said:
Guess we may call you also 'two bit half dimeman' with this post.Nice pickups. I like the Washington.
That is funny! I was trying to figure out how to gently tell poor Dimeman that neither of those were dimes...
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@Batman23 said:
@fastfreddie said:
Guess we may call you also 'two bit half dimeman' with this post.Nice pickups. I like the Washington.
That is funny! I was trying to figure out how to gently tell poor Dimeman that neither of those were dimes...

Sometimes I get confused.


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I never noticed before that the Washington eagle is carrying a bundle of arrows. I always thought it was perched on a log.

Nice coins!
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Nice quarter.
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Love both those. Love capped bust dimes and half dimes. Well basically love all the capped bust coinage but those two are underrated imo
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Wow Dimeman moved up to coins that do not require magnification to enjoy. There's still hope for ASE's
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Holy schitt, Dimeman bought 2 CAC coins!
Nice adds Jon. Love the quarter.
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Wow nice originals right there looks like the 50-d has plenty of pop!
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Great new additions to the collection!
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Two nice coins. And between the two of them they make three dimes so you came out ahead. Or something.
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The 1837 halfdime is what choice XF is supposed to look like.
"Two things are infinite: human stupidity and the universe; and I'm not sure about the universe."
-Albert Einstein-Mistakes are natural. But repeated mistakes without reflection are something else. That may be the “stupidity” he was referring to. In research, he admitted uncertainty openly. “If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?” This shows humility. Even a Nobel laureate accepted doubt. That humility makes the quote less cynical and more observational.
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A couple of nice coins Jon.... Well done... Cheers, RickO
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nice pick ups dimeman wtg
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Congrats Jon. I especially like the 37 half dime. Lots of meat left on that bone
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DM, I totally love the 37 hd, has the look I crave, and in 45 to boot, the classic grade.
Best, SH
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Very nice! Congrats
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