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Never liked the way the coins in this 1964 set turned but am slowly starting to warm up to the blue hue of the Jefferson nickel.

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@vulcanize said:
Never liked the way the coins in this 1964 set turned but am slowly starting to warm up to the blue hue of the Jefferson nickel.

What do you know about these sets? Looks like I have three of them.



Some nice periphery toning on a couple.
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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@sedulous said:
What do you know about these sets? Looks like I have three of them.
Some nice periphery toning on a couple.Unfortunately I have no clue because my son picked it up from somewhere for under melt right before silver prices started to rise two years ago. I think he said the box was acrylic
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@vulcanize said:
@sedulous said:
What do you know about these sets? Looks like I have three of them.
Some nice periphery toning on a couple.Unfortunately I have no clue because my son picked it up from somewhere for under melt right before silver prices started to rise two years ago. I think he said the box was acrylic
Same here, I picked these three up from my local coin shop 2 or 3 years ago before the silver really had a run up.
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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One I like, P55:

Vern
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Purchased another Australian Florin this afternoon local.


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How about a Peace Dollar? This one is PCGS AU-58. I always thought the design was a little too busy so I never did a set of these.

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Who doesn't like steel pennies? PCGS MS-66....

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Who doesn't like steel pennies? PCGS MS-66.....
i've seen so many regurgitated steelies that when anyone posts a decent one, it is an automatic like!
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ANACS AU-53. Love these obsolete denominations!!

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I like this new pick up.
Have never found one like this on the wild so I bought this one already graded
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That's a beautiful proof Franklin!!!
Just passed this one along to a good friend...NGC 30 CAC. Pix courtesy Barberkeys...

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Nice, Duck! I like the commem!
For tonight, PC-64FB...

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I never get tired of Barber Quarters! PCGS MS-63 CAC...

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I never get tired of Barber Quarters either Lenny, P50:

Vern
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Here's a Barber Nickel, PCGS AU-58...

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Here's one I like, P65BN:

Vern
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That's a beauty Vern, and thanks for the pix on this 1915-S PCGS AU-58......

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A raw AU Morgan I keep around just to admire...

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Lenny, so you collect XF Buffaloes... then you might like this one. It recently returned with a GOLD CAC bean here yesterday. PCGS XF45:



- Tim
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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I don't know what got me on this track of collecting Australian Florins... here is another harvested out of my local coin shop recently:


- Tim
A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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@sedulous said:
Newps from yesterday afternoon. All OGH, all short set Walkers, all reasonably purchased. The '43 is a Gold CAC sticker candidate... it's gotta be, no doubt.1943-P WLH PCGS MS62 OGH



1945-P WLH PCGS MS64 OGH



1946-S WLH PCGS MS65 OGH



Although more common, I thought these were pretty cool sitting in these older holders The holders themselves seem intact and pretty close to fresh as old as they are.
- Tim
Results back from CAC:
'43 in PC62 received a Gold Bean Sticker
'45 in PC64 now has a Green Bean
'46-S in PC65 now has a Green BeanA Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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Nice going, Tim!
Here's an oldie! PCGS G-4

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A great XF-45 looks with a CAC approval....

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Another I like, P58:

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Another Florin newp!


A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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A PCGS AU-58 CAC trifecta!





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1843 Seated Liberty half. PCGS XF-40. WB-12. I only found two of this date on eBay. One was net graded and the other was to rich for my blood. Love this one and all of the die cracks.
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A quality 1900-S 50c Barber Half PC58.



A Barber Quartet is made up of Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves.
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Sticking with buffaloes for now, this one graded MS-63...

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Been searching for one of these for a while.
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Lots of nice ones being posted.
Here's another I like, P58:

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PCGS AU-55/CAC. I grade 58 and I love it!!!

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Today I’m admiring this 1883 Liberty nickel.
Thanks for looking,
Joe

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Here’s my 1930-S buffalo nickel that has some of the most unique colors I’ve ever seen on a nickel. I find it very attractive.
Graded PCGS 65
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