Presidential Dollar trade
nata461
Posts: 2 ✭
Hello! I am just starting on Presidential dollar collection. I have some extras I can trade. Here is a list of what I have and what I am looking for. Please, respond if you want to trade. Abraham Lincoln Have, Mint: D.
Abraham Lincoln Have, Mint: D.
Andrew Johnson Have, Mint: P.
George Washington Have, Mint: D.
James Madison Have, Mint: P.
Rutherford B. Hayes Have, Mint: D.
Ulysses S. Grant Have, Mint: P.
Benjamin Harrison Need, Mint: D.
Calvin Coolidge Need, Mint: D.
Chester A. Arthur Need, Mint: D.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Need, Mint: D.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Need, Mint: D.
Gerald Ford Need, Mint: D.
Grover Cleveland Need, Mint: D.
Grover Cleveland Need, Mint: D.
Harry S. Truman Need, Mint: D.
Herbert Hoover Need, Mint: D.
James Buchanan Need, Mint: D.
James K. Polk Need, Mint: D.
John F. Kennedy Need, Mint: D.
John Tyler Need, Mint: D.
Lyndon B. Johnson Need, Mint: D.
Millard Fillmore Need, Mint: D.
Richard Nixon Need, Mint: D.
Ronald Reagan Need, Mint: D.
Theodore Roosevelt Need, Mint: D.
Warren G. Harding Need, Mint: D.
William Henry Harrison Need, Mint: D.
William Howard Taft Need, Mint: D.
William McKinley Need, Mint: D.
Woodrow Wilson Need, Mint: D.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Natasha
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hello. welcome to the forum. your post belongs on the BST (buy sell trade) section. thanks
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You will be better off putting this on the "Buy, Sell, Trade Forum" here.
And please, don't create a listing for each coin. Consolidate them as you did above.
Oh, and welcome to the forum.
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@nata461.... Welcome aboard Natasha.....We hope to see a lot more of your postings/collection. Cheers, RickO
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Natasha: Sorry to say I had most of them available as an extra set in hard cardboard annual display "bookmark"-type holders that were at one time available free from the Mint. But they were extras, nobody else seemed to want them, and I eventually turned them into the bank for spending money. Otherwise I'd have gladly offered to help you with them. But, then again, half the fun is in the thrill of the search vs just getting them handed over. And of all the modern coins out there, I'd think they'd be the ones banks, etc would be most eager to get rid of in quantity to anyone who asked for them. So maybe go to your local bank or S&L and ask for available rolls or loose, and you may end up with a trove of them to search thru. That's assuming you're ok with ones which seem to tarnish easily over time vs looking for shiny new ones. Either way, best of luck, and welcome to the Forum!
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