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In my 40+ years of collecting, I picked up my first private territorial gold piece. It’s not in my hands yet so I won’t share, hopefully next week, USPS willing.
This could be an expensive turn of events! The dark side…. 😉Other passions include golf, Moto Guzzi motorcycles, and Euro motorcycles in general.
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Just got these 1908 P, D, O, & S Batber Quarters in the mail today


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Arrived this week. POP 3/0 MS67. It is on its way to see if it will CAC. It is noticeably cleaner than my 66+ CAC. I don't think it is an "A" coin in 67, but it also is not a "C "coin in 67 - IMO so we will see. Still it is amazing to survive like that for a 156 years. Shields are common in MS so there are really nice examples to be had.
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An eBay pickup.




Wayne
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I found this thread on the second page but I think it deserves to be back on the first, so here is a bump. Plus I am very happy that I recently won this coin in a Heritage auction. I bid on it in 2021 and lost, so when it came back around I bid even more strongly. This time I won...and at a price lower than it sold for in 2021! It's J-114 and it's graded PR 64.
Mark
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@Mark wow! Congrats
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Just got these nice half dollars in the mail yesterday

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Ran across this little guy recently and couldn't resist adding it to the 1776 collection. PCGS AU58 Spain 1/2 Escudo.
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NGC MS66

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I just won this on eBay for approx. spot price of silver just for fun. No one else bid on it. These are the auction pictures.




Mr_Spud
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Just arrived!





WayneKennedys are my quest...
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jom
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jom, you have always had excellent taste in the coins you purchase.
Here is my latest- arriving in the mail today.
(Should be fun to sort through):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/396305178892
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I normally don't dive into the modern coin pool, but, this is my first CACG graded coin and my first MS70 as well.


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jom> @braddick said:
Here is my latest- arriving in the mail today.
(Should be fun to sort through):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/396305178892
https://www.ebay.com/itm/396305054207Thanks Pat. Are you going to give those Buffs out at Halloween?

jom
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Casual collector slowly building a collection....
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Went to Atlantic County show this morning.



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Picked up some frosty raw coins at a local show yesterday. Will take and post photos later today.
UPDATE. Photos attached.

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I seem to be on a Roosevelt kick lately.




Wayne
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Got this one at a local shop for $75 and to me there's just something so appealing about an NGC Gen. 4 to 5 holder with an undamaged hologram. Nice purchases by the way.😀

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Is that the rare doubled reverse die variety?

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@PerryHall I don't think so. I believe it is caused by my shaky hand when I took the photo. I have a cell phone photo set-up sys in the mail and that should improve my problem. thanks, Jon

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Another interest set slot filler


Wayne
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Working on this series of graded proof coins, a very nice slab label to boot.
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Picked up these two from GC a little while back. First time posting either..


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Gerry Fortin's description of this likely top pop NGC MS64 1877-S WB-6 "Weird F" (R7) was very accurate. Light must shine directly on the obverse to see it's light amber-rose toning and cameo appearance, otherwise it appears darkly toned, reflective, and shows weaker cartwheels than the bright reverse. I see it crossing easily at PCGS MS64 as well, even though I don't normally collect uncirculated coins.
"The fields are partially mirrored with the copper-rose obverse toning melting away under a bright light exposing a lovely rose palette. (The reverse is white with a faint amber tone along the rim.) Regardless of the obverse appearance, per GFRC images, there are no blue shades (but instead) copper-rose with hints of gold at the rims." Both sides have planchet or roller lines as well as die polish but show only sparse, scattered hairlines.
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I now have these in the following grades:
MS65PL
MS66PL
MS67PL
MS68PL
MS69PL
I am only missing the MS66+PL grade coin.WAYNE
Kennedys are my quest...
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My first private gold - given the prices for nice private gold, it’s likely my last! 😉 Excuse the crappy photos.



Other passions include golf, Moto Guzzi motorcycles, and Euro motorcycles in general.
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@GuzziSport That is a fantastic coin. The coin type itself is so cool and you have a beautiful representative of it! It makes me want to work to scrape together enough to acquire one. Very nice.
Mark
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Thanks @Mark, I liked it too much to pass. As I said above, first private issue for me, so it’s a bit of an outlier in my collection.
I’d really like to pick up a nice original Clark Gruber Pikes Peak Mountain issue someday, but that’s a lofty goal indeed.Other passions include golf, Moto Guzzi motorcycles, and Euro motorcycles in general.
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Another first week coin.


Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
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Two more new ones for my Circulated Type Sets






Mr_Spud
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My single subscription to keep things going.



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2 new pick-ups from Ebay


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Made a trade for this one.
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New auction win:

65BN. Pop 5/0. $960 w/bp. PG: $1400. Tough Close 3 variety @ this level. Great eye appeal & detail! Can’t resist a nice toner!
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@Barberian said:
Gerry Fortin's description (below) of this likely top pop NGC MS64 1877-S WB-6 "Weird F" (R7) was very accurate. Light must shine directly on the obverse to see it's light amber-rose toning and cameo appearance, otherwise it appears darkly toned, reflective, and shows weaker cartwheels than the bright reverse. I see it crossing easily at PCGS MS64 as well, even though I don't normally collect uncirculated coins. The next highest graded WB-6 that I'm aware of is MS62."The fields are partially mirrored with the copper-rose obverse toning melting away under a bright light exposing a lovely rose palette. (The reverse is white with a faint amber tone along the rim.) Regardless of the obverse appearance, per GFRC images, there are no blue shades (but instead) copper-rose with hints of gold at the rims." Both sides have planchet or roller lines as well as die polish but show only sparse, scattered hairlines." - GFRC
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