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Year 2003 "Cherry Pick" highlights from the forum!!
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I just had some PM's with His Madness, Marty K.
What came to my mind were some of the really scintillating finds by forum members, me and Marty included. I thought it may be cool to share some pictures and pay homage to the great coins that have come to light in 2003 during this strong market.
My entries are the pictured Cleveland Commems which were counterstamped by the Western Reserve Numismatic Club. Others I know of are Marty's MS66Fbl Franklin, Don Heath's big DCAM SMS Kennedy and Russ' MS68DCAM Accented Hair Kennedy. Not to exclude anyone, those are just what come to my mind at the spur-of-the-moment.
Hopefully, we can get a really sweet gallery of pictures of some really mega-grade coins, rare in that regard, and also some rare issues that were plucked for a mere pittance.
Let's have some fun with this!!!!!!!!!!!
Al H.
What came to my mind were some of the really scintillating finds by forum members, me and Marty included. I thought it may be cool to share some pictures and pay homage to the great coins that have come to light in 2003 during this strong market.
My entries are the pictured Cleveland Commems which were counterstamped by the Western Reserve Numismatic Club. Others I know of are Marty's MS66Fbl Franklin, Don Heath's big DCAM SMS Kennedy and Russ' MS68DCAM Accented Hair Kennedy. Not to exclude anyone, those are just what come to my mind at the spur-of-the-moment.
Hopefully, we can get a really sweet gallery of pictures of some really mega-grade coins, rare in that regard, and also some rare issues that were plucked for a mere pittance.
Let's have some fun with this!!!!!!!!!!!
Al H.
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$2.75 ... PCGS 1957 PR-67 CAM (45/8, rarest '50s Jeff in CAM):
Pricey, given my reputation, at $71 in the raw, PCGS 1938 PR-67:
$10 pre-CAM designation PR-67 crackout, now PCGS 1960 PR-68 DCAM:
Want some more?
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
Rob the Newbie
I think it's been a pretty good cherry season for all of us. Here are a few highlights of mine.
and it sets us apart from practitioners and consultants. Gregor
Purchased raw at a flea market stupidly cheap. Graded out as MS65 at PCGS.
Russ, NCNE
Two months ago one on ebay sold for over $160 with intense bidding. A super Rare sample slab for less than most of the state quarter samples sell for.
Cameron Kiefer
al h.