Six Mile Rick

1965 NGC MS66FT ----- $55 1966 NGC MS66FT ----- $35 1969 D/D FS-501 PCGS MS66 ----- $75 1975-D NGC MS66FT ----- $75 1981-D NGC MS68FT ----- $150 1985-D NGC MS67FT ----- $30 1986-P NGC MS66FT ----- $30 1989-P NGC MS67FT ----- $40 1996-P NGC MS67FT ----- $25 1996-W NGC MS67FT ----- $40 1999-P PCGS MS68FT ---- $40 2006-P NGC MS66FT ----- $25 2011-D NGC MS67FT ----- $25 2012-P NGC MS67FT ----- $25 2020-D NGC MS68FT PL --- $80 PM me if interested in adding to your collection. Thank You, Rick

1973 NGC MS67 5FS ---- $1500 or good offer ---- NGC list value = $2500 1947 NGC MS66 5FS ------ $150 1971-D NGC MS67 5FS --- $150 1975-D NGC MS66 5FS --- $150 1977-D NGC MS66 5FS --- $150 2010-P NGC MS67 6FS --- $135 1975 NGC MS66 5FS ----- $125 2014-P NGC MS68 6FS ----------------- SOLD 1993-P NGC MS67 6FS ---- $100 1990-D NGC MS66 6FS ---- $100 1991-P NGC MS67 6FS ---- $100 1984-D NGC MS66 5FS --- $100 2019-D NGC MS68 6FS PL - $90 1952-D NGC MS65 5FS ----- $90 1953-D NGC MS65 5FS ---- $90 1979-D NGC MS66 5FS ----- $90 1980-P NGC MS66 5FS ----- $90 1972-D NGC MS66 5FS ----- $90 Pics on request. More available. Send me a message if interested in adding to your collection. Thanks, Rick

I submitted a lot of coins a few years back to help build this state quarter set; ( searched a couple thousand rolls!!) https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/46637/

I left my full step nickels a while back when I was sucked into the Roosevelt dimes. 5C --- https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/239643/ 10C --- https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/247280/

84 years ===== how many years we have been using Jefferson nickels

No one else here understands or will be able to do anything with those coins I saved in that chest. Time for me to finish a long time quest and clean it up.

The clad dimes that were saved were full torch or 67 and better. The nickels have a full step and 67 or better as well. There is no telling how many mint sets and rolls I bought and traded for over 10 years but the boxes are slam full of goods!!

My office at home is a coin shop As I got more into coins while running a great house framing business the hobby started to fill every empty hole in my office. Now I am retiring sorta speak from work at 62 years old and I have all these coins I searched over the past 10 years or more and rat packed. The coins will keep me busy for a while as I do vacations and trips for pleasure. Spent 2 days going through the clad dimes. Preservation is next --- maybe Wednesday. It will be a nice day here outside and I do my preservation off the porch out back. Then I will do a double check on all the dimes and reduce the submission. Close to 350 dimes in the batch for starters. (1968 to 2015)

Yes most coins are that way. I usually don't submit coins unless I have a couple collectors that are interested in adding to their collection. Selling a couple high grade coins out of a 100 count submission will usually cover the cost of a large submission. I will end up with a lot of low value / just under the good tier coins that simply are hole fillers after all is said and done. The search is fun and I have around 5 years of hoarding up boxes of U S coins from mint sets and rolls. 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, and $1's. Interested in adding to my clad dime collection so I will be getting a large submission wrapped up and on the way to NGC this week. If all goes well my nickel hoard will be next.

I have a 1976-D NGC MS64 you can have.

84 years of nickels is a very large quest for collecting. Your nickel set is looking great. I am sending in a group of clad dimes next month to NGC. The prices for most on the bay are too high for realized value. I have a large group of nickels saved as well that I can send in to fill many empty spots in our sets. Stay in the hunt

You still digging in that basement for hidden treasure?? You been doing that for a few years now.

Actually --- Ron got a lot of my MS70's and PF70's a while back and I took his 69's in as trade towards the cost. We have been around the block sorta speak.

This post is from a while back. He probably got them sold as usual. I have a set graded if you want a few --- https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/135256/ Let me know if you want any. I have a 30 count or so of proofs to send in soon. Pretty sure half of them came from Ron's first OGP sale around 4 years ago. Thanks, Rick

Tom, If you get Ron's graded set it is a set that is well driven towards top notch. We did a lot of trading and buying back and forth in the days. It was a fun ride and experience!!

Modern coins are VERY hard to find in pristine and high strike form from searching through so many badly produced coins. When you find 1 out of 1000 raw and get it graded it sells for over $1000. The hunt is fun and the rewards are plentiful if you have the right eye and know the right collectors.

Ron, I am finishing my dansco albums for the modern commems and will be glad to buy a list of 20 ++(crack outs) or more to fill it. I will get you a list next week if the full load does not sell. Just message me on a full price for the OGP listing (all coins silver and gold) I want all the OGP's!! and I will go from there. Will have to pass on that 2104 Basketball Hall of Fame I will purchase the 2014 Basketball hall of fame if you have that one.

SWEET ---- Only one left to find

I am hitting Spartanburg SC this weekend

Anyone here got a LARGE collection of Uncirculated mint sets for sale?? Looking for a monster load of 1967 to date.

Double Dippers.

Woods, Coin collecting is very much fun for sure!! The smarter you get, the more time it consumes. Sometimes when life challenges you/WIFE, you just got to lay back for a while and let the tide come in again. We need love in all our relations and coins tend to take our love away from our family and friends. Chill for a bit and love who is around you. See Ya Later!! Rick

Here is a complete list of all the Lincoln's I have available https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/238540/