Thank you to all forum members who helped achieve this dream set over 8 years time!
I wanted to take a moment to shout out all who helped me in pursuing my goal of an all-toned everyman Peace Dollar Registry set. This set has been a passion of mine for a very long time and there are many shoe-burner coins present. 20% of these coins originated from forum members. I am so glad we have the community we do and have made many friendships along the way.
If you have a 1927-D that can hang or something that visually beats what i've got, chances are I'll pay moon money for it! Let me know!
Thank you all and
with very warm regards and sentiment,
~Wannis
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Congrats and well deserved
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Thank you for sharing the pictures of the coins , and the story.
A toned set of Peace dollars is no easy fit, glad that the community helped meet your challenge.
It's all about what the people want...
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Great collection, nicely done!
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Congratulations!
I rarely use the word fantastic, but think it’s apropos here - FANTASTIC job on a great looking set.
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thats awesome!
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The best I've seen.
Congratulations!
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WOW!!!
WOW!!!
WOW!!!
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@RedRocket said:
The best I've seen.
Congratulations!
What is next?For this set - CAC approval, 9 coins need restickered, 15 reviewed. Id like to get the set featured on a popular coin Youtube channel and everyone could see them in motion!
I also just completed a Paramount Redfield holder Peace Dollar set. 6/8 are in queue to be graded by NGC. I still need to upgrade 2 black holders to red but all in all, very intact and complete.
I have a similar Morgan set to this Peace set that lacks 4 coins but I'm not in a hurry on it.
I've gotten the bug for Seated stuff recently. Maybe an all-toned seated type set?
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Wow. That is a great set. Congrats!
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@RedRocket said:
The best I've seen.
Congratulations!
What is next?If PCGS would allow MS64+ coins in the Everyman Mint State registry, I have many 64+'s to build a higher-end version of this set as well. Still to be determined; I've been in contact with the registry folks to allow MS64+ coins.
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AWESOME collecting achievement! CONGRATS!
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Really nice set! Congratulations!
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If you don't mind sharing some of the details. What was the most difficult part of achieving this collection?
What was the longest timeframe between purchases?
Where did you seek these coins? Dealers request slips? Auctions?
Sets like this don't grow on trees and certainly don't come along often. It would be pleasurable reading if you
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Congratulations! I'm working on the same set (on another registry), but I'm going for mostly white. I've been improving it for the last couple of years, and I'm having a blast making it as nice as possible.
Viva la everyman sets!
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Congrats on completing your quest.
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@RedRocket said:
If you don't mind sharing some of the details. What was the most difficult part of achieving this collection?
What was the longest timeframe between purchases?
Where did you seek these coins? Dealers request slips? Auctions?
Sets like this don't grow on trees and certainly don't come along often. It would be pleasurable reading if you
would share some of your tales of triumphs and woes.The most difficult thing for me when assembling a set is the amount of time that passes between suitable candidates. Toned Peace dollars are hard generally and finding them with pleasing aesthetic toning is even harder. Building a set full of +'s requires buying many of the same date and mint mark and a great deal of being dissapointed when a coin doesn't cross, +, or even sometimes upgrades when crossing! Another hurdle was keeping the collection intact through a divorce. I definitely don't recommend!
Even though there are 24 coins in the set, many more were bought to make the grade. I always had candidates out for grading or on hand to be graded. To find the perfect coins, the average (made) was 3 per year, it was probably more in the first two years.
I sourced the set through the BST forum, eBay, GC, heritage, stacks, and many many local and national coin shows. A lot originated in other services holders and had to be crossed.
Many triumphs and woes exist. Finding a perfect coin already +'d and stickered is God-tier. I think I only had that pleasure twice. I stressed a great deal about the key dates. In my mind, I relegated them all (21, 28, and 34-s) to all of them probably having been dipped out during the blast white craze. Lo and behold, the right candidates showed up at the right time. I only had to buy 1 (1921), 1 (1934-S), and 4 (1928). Perhaps one of the most rewarding things is putting together a set that looks cohesive and could have been in the same collector album for decades. I have many toned peace dollars outside of the AU58+ range and, for me, Wayte Raymond toning is far and away the finest toning for business strike coins. I enjoy it so much I also collect low-ball WR toned mercury dimes and have recently started a Wayte Raymond toned Standing Liberty Quarter date set. It can be pleasurable even if coins don't straight grade but they look like they came from the same album.
I enjoy toned Peace dollars to a very high degree, I have aspirations of writing a book or publication about the issue in the future.
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Incredible set, congrats!
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That is a very nice set.
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SUPER!!!
Fantastic Album.
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Unbelievable! Who knew the Peace $ set could be done with All Nice Toning?!
I LOVE the AU58+ 1934-s!30+ years coin shop experience (ret.) Coins, bullion, currency, scrap & interesting folks. Loved every minute!
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Beautiful set. Congratulations !
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Phenomenal collection.
Just beautiful
Congratulations 🍺"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
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Wow!! One of the best sets I’ve seen in a long time. You had to have been absolutely METICULOUS and persistent to put this together, and it shows. Bravo!
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Love the sunburned 34-S! Great collection. Big time congrats!
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Thank you for sharing.
You are the perfect example of what brings so much joy and contentment within this hobby.
You are also an inspiration.
Your perseverance and fortitude paid off in spades.
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@RedRocket said:
Thank you for sharing.
You are the perfect example of what brings so much joy and contentment within this hobby.
You are also an inspiration.
Your perseverance and fortitude paid off in spades.
Congratulations on one of the coolest sets of silver dollars anywhere on the planet.Thank you for such kind words! That makes me look forward to the next sets!
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@split37 said:
@RedRocket said:
Thank you for sharing.
You are the perfect example of what brings so much joy and contentment within this hobby.
You are also an inspiration.
Your perseverance and fortitude paid off in spades.
Congratulations on one of the coolest sets of silver dollars anywhere on the planet.Thank you for such kind words! That makes me look forward to the next sets!
Us too.
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Very awesome set! Congratulations on the perseverance to pull that set off. It could not have been easy to find nearly all AU58+ coins,
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That is an outstanding achievement. Such a beautiful set of coins. Will probably be the nicest set of Everyman Peace Dollars ever assembled. This particular Everyman type of set I have some experience with. I was fortunate enough to achieve the very first Best of Registry set back in 2010 for the Peace dollars.
However, I never came close to your achievement in "+" numbers (had 1) and the toners are above and beyond. I can empathize the amount of effort it took to find, cross, (I remember being disappointed when a coin crossed in a higher grade as well!).Again, outstanding job and I salute you on your goal being met!
Boom...we win.
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Absolutely the best toned set assembled in my opinion. My guess is that would bring a pretty penny if it ever hit the auction block….but if you’re like me the only place it would ever go is with me! 😉
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Congratulations on a great looking set and your steadfast commitment to its completion. Super nice!
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@safari_dude said:
Absolutely the best toned set assembled in my opinion. My guess is that would bring a pretty penny if it ever hit the auction block….but if you’re like me the only place it would ever go is with me! 😉I have wondered in my mind what a dollar figure would look like and I don't know if there is one. Just like a unique toning on a coin, a set-build can be artistic and unique too!
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Nice work. Just awesome! I hope you continue to enjoy that set as you work on your next...
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That’s really something…
Amazing set!
Fantastic achievement!!
Sometimes, it’s better to be LUCKY than good. 🍀 🍺👍
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Congratulations and stunning set!
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Beautiful set, congrats!
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Just wow!
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@Rule556 said:
Congratulations! I'm working on the same set (on another registry), but I'm going for mostly white. I've been improving it for the last couple of years, and I'm having a blast making it as nice as possible.Viva la everyman sets!
I put in bold some of the words you used. As such, are you signaling your set will contain coins that are Blast White? 🤣
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Absolutely phenomenal. I love what you’ve put together. Attractively toned Peace dollars are tough enough. 58s? Now THATs a challenge.
Great work and congratulations.
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@MEJ7070 said:
Absolutely phenomenal. I love what you’ve put together. Attractively toned Peace dollars are tough enough. 58s? Now THATs a challenge.And 58 plus grades to boot? That’s monumental.
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Stunning. A no-brainer candidate for Digital Album of Year IMO.
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@MEJ7070 said:
Absolutely phenomenal. I love what you’ve put together. Attractively toned Peace dollars are tough enough. 58s? Now THATs a challenge.And 58 plus grades to boot? That’s monumental.
Ha. To be honest I was first scrolling through in a hurry and didn’t even realize they were all 58+s.
I’m not even sure AI would dare to come up with a more insanely awesome gathering of Peace dollars.
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@winesteven said:
@Rule556 said:
Congratulations! I'm working on the same set (on another registry), but I'm going for mostly white. I've been improving it for the last couple of years, and I'm having a blast making it as nice as possible.Viva la everyman sets!
I put in bold some of the words you used. As such, are you signaling your set will contain coins that are Blast White? 🤣
Steve
That's hilarious and completely unintentional... I do have a couple of coins with some rim toning though... My rule is that I just have to like the way it looks. I've had to replace so many that have failed that simple test.
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@MEJ7070 said:
And 58 plus grades to boot? That’s monumental.
Ha. To be honest I was first scrolling through in a hurry and didn’t even realize they were all 58+s.
I’m not even sure AI would dare to come up with a more insanely awesome gathering of Peace dollars.
No kidding. I'm building my set to eventually be all CACG, and AU58+ grades in CACG slabs are practically unobtanium, and I currently only have one.
My jealousy of @split37 currently knows no bounds.
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Way to go - Really impressive collection very nice coins. Peace Dollars one of my favorites.
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Superb! You've got a great Morgan collection going on as well.
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Both of those sets are amazing!
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