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So that is where my Cincinnati went. Nice pick ups

Jesbroken or Jim was an outstanding seller. Our transaction was quick, easy, and I believe we were both pleased. Great guy to deal with:)

1945 micro s ms67

and with a tilt to capture the color progression

From the great Mark Feld collection

Much prettier in hand. Only 4 more to go to complete the short set (1934-1945) and then only 15 upgrades

BTW this is my 1000th post and I will sponsor a giveaway next week. I must first figure out what it will be and secondly recover from jet lag. Stay tuned

Johnny,CD, and Bobby thanks for the compliments. The set resides in a Wayte Raymond holder and that Lexington just steals the attention from the rest of the collection. I don't know much about the so called half dollars but will begin researching them as they have piqued my curiosity. BTW I saw one like this on the bay listed for $199 !!!!

Got these so called half dollars at an auction last night

I have had terrific experiences with buying or selling with these individuals. I am sure there are others and my apologies if I have inadvertently not mentioned you.

Hoot

Schatzy

Physics

Bartlesvilleok

Coindude

JamesEarlyUS

me0505

justbob

RareSov

Ant

Jtryka

Jackson64

Mark Feld

jgrinz

dwaine

dooley

JimBucks

A special shout out to JamesEarlyUS, kryptonitecomics, Mike King, Hoot, and Mark Feld for sharing their knowledge with me via pm or phone call

Just finished my grandfathers birth year set Mighty close to a cameo with nice deep mirrors

That is really a clean nickel. Congratulations on a real sweetheart of a Jefferson

It appears to be all Ikes on the saddle but I can't determine what's on the dash. A little overkill all in all

Are those silver dollars on the dashboard?

These are compliments of Bushie boy and the knotheads in Congress Is this a great country or what?

Johnson, DON"T OPEN THE DOOR!!!!!! The mint police are on their way

Boiler, that is a breath taking set you have there. Thanks for sharing

That 30s buffalo is a dandy Congrats on all of the great coins posted this evening

Harvey, why isn't that 49d a full torch?

#2 even tho its smaller

Sky, that is a beautiful San francisco treat

The NGC registry is a great tool for inventorying your slabbed coins and it gives you numismedia prices for insurance purposes. I have the rest of my collection inventoried using excel spreadsheet.

Picked this up at auction tonight real cheap It has more yellow than is shown in the pictures.

That is an incredible Walker for a 58. WOW

Just came today

Much whiter and brighter in hand with some toning on the obverse rims from 3-9 KILL the photographer

I didn't really capture the vibrant colors but George has the blues on this end roll toner