Deerefan8420

Jeff, that is awesome news! Congratulations on your new discovery.

my name is nater222, and I also have a Prooflike addiction!

 

Think I have my idea for my first registry set! Morgan CC PL and DMPL!!

Sounds expensive so it will probably be a lifetime thing but oh well.

Did PCGS short this one on the dmpl grade, or is this just really good photography??

 

Wow! A '78 CC with 64 DPL! Sweet. I think the photo is trying to show off the mirrors. Can you post larger pictures? I'd love to own a '78 in DPL. Nice pick up.

 

Here are some larger pictures, don't have this one in hand yet. When I do, I will take some pictures that are in natural light with no doctoring. Still, paid under book for what pcgs was comfortable calling a 64 pl so I am happy. Looks to be strong pl at least. Reverse equally reflective, at least in the pictures. I know that for dmpl or dpl the entire surface has to be equally reflective and there are areas of weakness at the top of the obverse and a couple areas on the reverse.

 

 

Judging by the pictures accompanying its previous sale, I think you will find that this coin is accurately graded as PL.

There was a thread ATS discussing this seller and his juiced coins.

Linky

A few newps that I've picked up recently!

Ex. PCGS MS66- Now NGC MS66+FT

NGC PF67*

NGC MS65*

Raw ASE

This coin is graded MS67FT by NGC and according to the population data for NGC and PCGS, it is the Top Pop for the FS-801 variety.

Very cool. Yeah, it's hard to see the sides of the split in the lower band from the photo. But very nice coin. I don't think there are any 1970-D dimes graded higher than MS 67 FT even without the variety. I have a few 1970-D FS-801s, but none higher than MS 66. This one is in an ANACS holder at MS 66, but a good example of an early die state FS-801.

 

 

 

This one is close to FT. But no cigar.

Thanks! I was very glad to see this coin come back with the 67FT grade. Although I haven't had much luck selling it. Anyhow, NGC has 2 1970-D Dimes graded MS68FT and only 7 graded MS67FT. My 67FT FS-801 makes the 8th coin in the 67FT grade.

Yes the 1968 s proof dime has both reverse as well

I contacted Dr. Wiles who said they are a 50/50 occurrence.

I believe the numbers are not 50/50 but I do not know what the percent is

I will work on the pics shortly

the DDR is NOT a rdv-002

BJ was looking for a RDV-002 on the bay when he came across a DDR.

he bought it and had that as his RDV-001 coin....that coin is not mine

(I do have a 70 D DDR... I will check and see If I have pics of it)

I then told him I had put together a set of the three RDV-002 circulation strike coins

He asked if he could take pics for his website

 

Here is an image of the Reverse of my 1970-D FS-801 DDR with the RDV-001.

 

Nice looking reverse on this one. Looks almost FT. Full line details aren't very easy to find on Roosevelts from the '70s. I think the 1974-P is one of the hardest dimes to find with FT throughout the entire series.

This coin is graded MS67FT by NGC and according to the population data for NGC and PCGS, it is the Top Pop for the FS-801 variety.

Yes the 1968 s proof dime has both reverse as well

I contacted Dr. Wiles who said they are a 50/50 occurrence.

I believe the numbers are not 50/50 but I do not know what the percent is

I will work on the pics shortly

the DDR is NOT a rdv-002

BJ was looking for a RDV-002 on the bay when he came across a DDR.

he bought it and had that as his RDV-001 coin....that coin is not mine

(I do have a 70 D DDR... I will check and see If I have pics of it)

I then told him I had put together a set of the three RDV-002 circulation strike coins

He asked if he could take pics for his website

Here is an image of the Reverse of my 1970-D FS-801 DDR with the RDV-001.

 

Still own this - probably always will, as my Grandfather

pulled this one out of pocket change.

 

 

 

That's a wonderful coin Elbesaar! What was PCGS' reason for calling it genuine? Has it been cleaned or did they not like the little bit of toning that has developed?

Thanks for the kind words Mark! I sure do appreciate it. Mark is an excellent guy to work with and I have enjoyed all of our transactions. They were all smooth and problem-free. I can't wait to make our next deal!

The latest addition to my Variety collection-

1995 Lincoln Cent- FS-101 DDO- PCGS MS65RD

I've had this Civil War Token for a while now but just got around to getting some decent images of it. It's in a yellow label ANACS holder and the AU50 grade is quite generous. It's a nice token and fits in well with my collection.

Oh! And one more from Heritage from last night too!

1857 Seated Liberty Quarter- NGC AU55

Picked these up on Great Collections last night-

1858 Seated Liberty Half Dollar- NGC AU53

1995 Lincoln Cent- DDO FS-101- PCGS MS65RD

1983 Lincoln Cent- Broadstruck- ANACS MS65RD

I love the color and the die clashes on that 3CS Larry! Beautiful coin!

Mike,

Did you know if you place a Sonic Care toothbrush to the side of that very nice 1919 Lincoln it will rotate in the holder and you can orient it right?

Lance.

 

No I did not know. I don't have a Sonic, but maybe my wife has something?

A Type 1 Franklin Proof for $48? That's not too shabby in my book! Congrats!

Beautiful coins you picked up there HT! Very nice additions.

A huge Thank You goes out to Mark(Cucamongacoin) for 2 excellent coins! Fast shipping, well packaged and an absolute pleasure to do business with. Thanks again Mark!

Another VERY positive BST deal with Deerefan8420. Fast delivery, great packaging, exactly what I thought I purchased ..... what more could you want!

Thanks, Jason, I will be looking forward to your next deal.

Wendy, it was a pleasure doing business with you. Sorry we didn't deal together this last go around but I'm working on filling my box back up!

Justin

ANACS AU58

That is a fantastic looking coin Johnny! Very nice addition!

I just received a new purchase and took some pictures to post. They show the detail well, but not the coins luster (they make it look dull). I still need to figure out this photography thing!

 

Here's the coin- an 1894 S Barber Half Dollar in a PCGS holder:

 

Does anyone care to guess the grade?

 

About a month ago I cracked this half out of it's PCGS XF 45 holder, removed the green spot on the reverse, and submitted it raw to PCGS. It came back as a AU 55 (no new pictures of the holder). I doubt it would have made that jump if I submitted it for a "reconsideration" grade.

Wow! That's an excellent upgrade! Congratulations!