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Some recent Live Oak, TX coin show pickups
ElmerFusterpuck
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Went to the Alamo Coin Club show in Live Oak and managed to add a few more nice raw coins for my collection. Attendance seemed pretty steady, and there was the usual assortment of some good stuff, lots of cleaned junk and the one dealer who had a great selection + exorbitant prices. I wonder how he stays in business - charging over $50 for common date silver PCGS MS-65 Washingtons is questionable at best. Meanwhile, here are my pickups:
1967 25c - not sure if SMS?
1967 25c - reverse
1976-D Type 1 $1 - maybe MS-66?
1976-D Type 1 $1 - reverse
1955-D 5c - maybe MS-66
1955-D 5c - reverse
1967 25c - not sure if SMS?
1967 25c - reverse
1976-D Type 1 $1 - maybe MS-66?
1976-D Type 1 $1 - reverse
1955-D 5c - maybe MS-66
1955-D 5c - reverse
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<< <i>I'm pretty sure I know the dealer you are talking about! The only way I figure I would buy from him at his prices would be if he had a cherrypicking opportunity
I know which one you're talking about too... and he had a cherrypicking coin I passed on since his price was three times what it should have sold for.
I thought the show was rather slim... many empty tables from noon to two... very few people hanging around... not much money changing hands (everybody was "just looking").
I only found three rips... usually its alot more at this show.
Steve
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