TON Collection

45 minutes ago, Buffalo Head said:

Wow I love it

Just now, BellaNathan said:

 

Cherry pick today for 30 dollars

Only thing that hurts it is the keyholeOnly thing that hurts it is the keyhole

1 hour ago, BellaNathan said:

Yes Thank you I’ve been out of the coin collecting thing for quite some time and got back into it and the level grading scale has changed what level would you give that in today’s market. 

10 hours ago, TwoKopeiki said:

Do you have a question about this Mexico 50 centavos from San Luis Potosi Mint or just sharing?

Cherry pick today for 30 dollars

On 12/23/2008 at 11:06 AM, Architecht said:

A thread for ancient acquisitions!

 

 

2 hours ago, Conder101 said:

The 38 D nickel is a very nice coin and also a better date/mint combination as well sp take good care of it. (If no one has told you yet DON'T clean your coins.) Unfortunately the images are not good enough for grading purposes, and I've reached the point where I don't bother grading coins anymore.  I answered the question about the half on another thread.

I add my doughts about that 1964 that’s over weight. Bought it off of some guy from the Internet

23 minutes ago, Conder101 said:

A 1964 at over 13 grams would be out of tolerance.  Spec was 12.5 grams +/- .259 grams so the maximum legal weight would be 12.759 grams.

The 40% silver halves (1965 - 79) were 11.5 +/- .4 grams so yours are within tolerance.

The copper nickel clad are 11.34 grams +/- .454 grams  so legal tolerance range would be 10.89 grams to 11.79 grams.  Your Bicentennials are within tolerance.

Awesome thanks man I’m a true collector not out for the money. But sometimes to figure things out you gotta do it the crappy way if you know what I mean. I hate spending money getting things Unnecessarily graded when I can ask someone on here and knows what they’re doing

I even have a 64 Kennedy my grandfather left me that’s weighing over 13 gMy granddad was a big silver  hoarder And these are accurate on three different scalesAgain Bob you’re a really big help

9 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

1964: 12.5 grams

1965- 1970: 11.5 grams

1971 to date: 11.34 grams

Bicentennials.were 11.5 and 11.34 for silver clad  and copper-nickel clad, respectively. 

All of my Bicentennial coins are weighing 11.1 or 11.2 and my special mint coins from 65 to 68 are weighing in at 11.6 or greater my 11.7 gram 1968 on the scale right now weighs 11.7 really tricky stuff I got my hands into doing a lot of studying you’ve been a big help Bob. My bicentennial coins are weighing 11.1 or 11.2 and my special mint set coins from 65 to 68 are weighing in at 11.6 or greater my 11.7 gram 1968 kennedy is on the scale right now weighs 11.7 really tricky stuff I got my hands into doing a lot of studying you’ve been a big help Bob

1. Kennedy half dollar. Is that a standard weight can anyone answer for me