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Summer Sale! Walkers, Franklins, Toners!!!! PRICES REDUCED
physicsfan314
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Clearing out a few things, all of which are excellent coins! Some I've upgraded, some I've decided to take my collection in a different direction and they are no longer necessary. Which means - make me an offer, and just about anything reasonable will be accepted!!!
Paypal gift preferred, check or money order accepted. Shipping is included in the price!
1877 Seated Liberty Half, PCGS XF45, $140 - fantastic, dark, original, gorgeous coin! SOLD
1939 Walking Liberty Half, NGC MS-65, $165 - very nice lime green toning toning on obverse, other colors throughout. Well struck, with full thumb. In an old no line fatty holder.
1945-S Walking Liberty Half, PCGS MS-65, $175 - highly lustrous, and generally mark free. Strike as expected for an S mint coin. Fantastic toning crescent on obverse, light rim toning reverse. SOLD
1953-D Franklin Half Dollar, NGC MS-64 FBL, $30 - Well struck, as expected, but with rather heavy water spotting.
1960 Franklin Half Dollar, NGC MS-64FBL, $35 - Well struck, lustrous, bright white appealing coin.
1963 Franklin Half Dollar, ANACS MS-64, $35 - Minor rim clip, as seen below, in an old small white ANACS holder. With fantastic rim toning.
1887 Morgan Dollar, NGC MS-63 PL, $175 - Prooflike coin with astounding toning on obverse, and very appealing reverse, in an old no line fatty holder. The most difficult coin on this list to let go. SOLD
Paypal gift preferred, check or money order accepted. Shipping is included in the price!
1877 Seated Liberty Half, PCGS XF45, $140 - fantastic, dark, original, gorgeous coin! SOLD
1939 Walking Liberty Half, NGC MS-65, $165 - very nice lime green toning toning on obverse, other colors throughout. Well struck, with full thumb. In an old no line fatty holder.
1945-S Walking Liberty Half, PCGS MS-65, $175 - highly lustrous, and generally mark free. Strike as expected for an S mint coin. Fantastic toning crescent on obverse, light rim toning reverse. SOLD
1953-D Franklin Half Dollar, NGC MS-64 FBL, $30 - Well struck, as expected, but with rather heavy water spotting.
1960 Franklin Half Dollar, NGC MS-64FBL, $35 - Well struck, lustrous, bright white appealing coin.
1963 Franklin Half Dollar, ANACS MS-64, $35 - Minor rim clip, as seen below, in an old small white ANACS holder. With fantastic rim toning.
1887 Morgan Dollar, NGC MS-63 PL, $175 - Prooflike coin with astounding toning on obverse, and very appealing reverse, in an old no line fatty holder. The most difficult coin on this list to let go. SOLD
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I work for the Navy as a Nuclear Engineer, and I work on their submarine training platform. It must be maintained 24 hours a day, so this week I was on the midnight shift. I'm sorry for any delay.
<< <i>The item will ship this morning. I have had a strange work schedule this week, and have not been able to get to the post office when it is open. I have today off.
I work for the Navy as a Nuclear Engineer, and I work on their submarine training platform. It must be maintained 24 hours a day, so this week I was on the midnight shift. I'm sorry for any delay. >>
Be that as it may, you have apparently signed on and bumped your thread every day. You are obligated to respond to PMs of the people you sell to and take money from. It is pretty shameful for you to blatently ignore PMs. You certainly answer them when people want to pay, but then decide toignore when people ask for a status.
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<< <i>The item will ship this morning. I have had a strange work schedule this week, and have not been able to get to the post office when it is open. I have today off.
I work for the Navy as a Nuclear Engineer, and I work on their submarine training platform. It must be maintained 24 hours a day, so this week I was on the midnight shift. I'm sorry for any delay. >>
Be that as it may, you have apparently signed on and bumped your thread every day. You are obligated to respond to PMs of the people you sell to and take money from. It is pretty shameful for you to blatently ignore PMs. You certainly answer them when people want to pay, but then decide toignore when people ask for a status. >>
If only you knew the whole story before you started accusing me!
Rob sent me an email as well as a PM. I responded to the email at 5:57 PM on June 15. He did not post his disparaging remark until 10:29 PM the same day, nearly 5 hours after I responded! I do not normally post on the PCGS boards, and only check them once per day (whereas I check my email very regularly). I didn't see his PM until well after he posted, but I had responded well before that. Sorry if I don't live on the PCGS boards.