Hello Everyone - First Post

I've been reading this forum for about 6 months now and decided it's finally time to join in! My wife wishes I'd never found this addicting place.
I started collecting when I was a kid and then off and on until really on about 5 years ago. I'm trying to build a Carson City set of silver dollars all in PCGS holders (been working on it for 5 years) and I also love collecting halves and quarters from Carson City. I mainly like lower circulated problem-free coins in these sets. It's neat to think about them actually being used.
I just saw a thread started today referring to a coin I'm selling on ebay. It's my beloved 1892-O micro O Barber half that I wasn't planning on selling until something great came along last week that I needed the funds for (will post that when it comes in). This was the only Barber in my collection and I thought my first post on here would be in the monster barber thread (until I decided to sell it).
My 6 year old son has started collecting with me and we mainly search bank cent rolls together although he has a Dansco wheat cent album about 90% full! His best find in rolls is a 1998 Wide AM cent. It's amazing how much he has learned about numbers and counting money in the last year by doing this.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to all the truly knowledgeable posters that make this place so wonderful.
I started collecting when I was a kid and then off and on until really on about 5 years ago. I'm trying to build a Carson City set of silver dollars all in PCGS holders (been working on it for 5 years) and I also love collecting halves and quarters from Carson City. I mainly like lower circulated problem-free coins in these sets. It's neat to think about them actually being used.
I just saw a thread started today referring to a coin I'm selling on ebay. It's my beloved 1892-O micro O Barber half that I wasn't planning on selling until something great came along last week that I needed the funds for (will post that when it comes in). This was the only Barber in my collection and I thought my first post on here would be in the monster barber thread (until I decided to sell it).
My 6 year old son has started collecting with me and we mainly search bank cent rolls together although he has a Dansco wheat cent album about 90% full! His best find in rolls is a 1998 Wide AM cent. It's amazing how much he has learned about numbers and counting money in the last year by doing this.
Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to all the truly knowledgeable posters that make this place so wonderful.
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Good luck on your auction and I look foward to seeing your big new purchase!
Welcome, CLC2010.
May your 2nd Post be at the Mega Thread -
we were discussing your coin earlier tonight
on an different thread started by Jim Dimmick.
Nice Micro O BTW.
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and great Micro O, truly PQ for the grade assigned. Although not nearly as nice as yours, your auction will help me assess a value to the piece I have
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Greg
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"Anyway, I wanted to say thanks to all the truly knowledgeable posters that make this place so wonderful."
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Well, that leaves me out, but...
...hello anyway, and welcome!!
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bob
Turn your PM on please in the profile area so that we can communicate privately!
consider turning on your PM function, that allows off board communication, deeply encrypted
Mike
always good to see new blood and fresh ideas
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You and Bob should get along great!
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Stuart
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Dave
Realone - No big story in acquiring the 92-o micro o coin. I wish I could say I discovered it but I bought it from dealer and paid a lot for it.
Lance.
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