I love the Seated Libert Half Dollars. I only collect PCGS graded coins, no cleaned or damaged coins. My set of Everyman Seated Half Dollars is currently #10 on the Set Registry (link below). I have 103/113.
I believe these coins are so undervalued when you look at the low mintages, but more importantly the estimated survival numbers (most of these coins are under 1,000). I expect these to grow significantly in value. Besides that, they are truly beautiful coins with amazing history.
I'm also working to upgrade a few as I'm trying to build a set with most coins being VF20 and above.
I love the Seated Libert Half Dollars. I only collect PCGS graded coins, no cleaned or damaged coins. My set of Everyman Seated Half Dollars is currently #10 on the Set Registry (link below). I have 103/113.
I believe these coins are so undervalued when you look at the low mintages, but more importantly the estimated survival numbers (most of these coins are under 1,000). I expect these to grow significantly in value. Besides that, they are truly beautiful coins with amazing history.
I'm also working to upgrade a few as I'm trying to build a set with most coins being VF20 and above.
You have a nice set. Our sets are somewhat similar in grade range. However, my goal was to fill a Dansco album from raw coins off eBay that I felt would straight grade. Eventually, I started adding TPG coins for tougher dates. Now, I'm going back and getting those early raw coins graded. In retrospect, it would have been a lot easier buying slabbed coins from the start, but I enjoyed having my coins in a Dansco.
@mcohentexas
Your set is quite nice. Both your 52s are nice. Same for 68s. I believe your 73-CC arrows is a rarer die marriage (arrows to center of digits and small cc mintmark). All CCs present.
It is interesting to see a set collector's efforts at a point near completion - what is left? I does not surprise me that the 73-S is among them.
Great set. Congratulations.
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Love your coins. Great color matching. PM sent.
Jim
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Here's my 1858.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
A few more acquisitions for the Dansco Album !!!
@Leeroybrown Love the progress on your Dansco. Lookin' good!
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running like a water color in the rain...."
Another purchase…. Needed this date.
I love the Seated Libert Half Dollars. I only collect PCGS graded coins, no cleaned or damaged coins. My set of Everyman Seated Half Dollars is currently #10 on the Set Registry (link below). I have 103/113.
I believe these coins are so undervalued when you look at the low mintages, but more importantly the estimated survival numbers (most of these coins are under 1,000). I expect these to grow significantly in value. Besides that, they are truly beautiful coins with amazing history.
I'm also working to upgrade a few as I'm trying to build a set with most coins being VF20 and above.
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...> @mcohentexas said:
You have a nice set. Our sets are somewhat similar in grade range. However, my goal was to fill a Dansco album from raw coins off eBay that I felt would straight grade. Eventually, I started adding TPG coins for tougher dates. Now, I'm going back and getting those early raw coins graded. In retrospect, it would have been a lot easier buying slabbed coins from the start, but I enjoyed having my coins in a Dansco.
Great photos!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
@mcohentexas
Your set is quite nice. Both your 52s are nice. Same for 68s. I believe your 73-CC arrows is a rarer die marriage (arrows to center of digits and small cc mintmark). All CCs present.
It is interesting to see a set collector's efforts at a point near completion - what is left? I does not surprise me that the 73-S is among them.
Great set. Congratulations.
I love seeing everyone’s set pictures!
Here is my set to-date:
And don’t forget this one…
Great photos!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"