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Nultes

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    Disabled fiber optic tech
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    Comics coins and cardss
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    I the desert sw
  1. Nultes
    My ebay name is bubbiesmeemaw, on ebay but I havent sold anything in quite awhile, been more accumulating a massive number of graded coins, close to 500 in the past 3 years or so, almost all NGC or PCGS, so I'm sure plenty of you have more than likely sold me coins, and i thank every one of you that did!
  2.    Mohawk reacted to a post in a topic: Low ball eisenhower dollar
  3. Nultes
    Yes, that is what I figured, a proof snuck by someone and got added to the list inadvertantly. I'm not going to let it bother me then , and I'll just keep on keeping on. Thanks
  4. Nultes
    Why did the 1974-S silver proof make it into the list, but no other proof coins,clad or silver, are on it. ONLY circulation strikes and business strikes I was under the impression were allowed in the low ball registry? now with the new coin allowed , shooting my avg to hell, with the reverse scoring and sticking the proof 69 in my lowball set, that I need to remove now, but not out of inventory. Was it just an error that the silver proof was included in the low ball set, or was it just another wrench in the gears? Don't know where else to ask this pertinent question, hope that you can shed some light, it now seems like silver proofs are included? Am I going to need more coins to have the complete set now, or, I'm not really sure what's going on. Yours Scott
  5. Nultes
    How about any lowball sets?