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rrantique
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rrantique reacted to Numismatic, A.A.S. in Post your most recent acquisition: US
VERY NICE GROUP...I LIKE!! CONGRATS!!
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rrantique reacted to bsshog40 in Post your most recent acquisition: US
Picked this thing up off the bay for $10 tonight. Thought it was cool.
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rrantique reacted to Capone1929 in Post your most recent acquisition: US
To Bss, JRT, & Buffalo, and so many members beyond! Bob, hair, and beyond! Thank you so much for so much guidence, influence, and most of all the standard that drives my collecting Foundation, Capone1929
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rrantique reacted to Buffalo Head in Post your most recent acquisition: US
Here’s a very pretty Buff I picked up at the fun show. This true view really doesn’t cut it. The coin is much more vibrant in hand. I bought this piece from, Andy @ “Angel Dee’s” A very good friend of mine.
Thanks for looking, CHD
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rrantique reacted to jgrinz in Post your most recent acquisition: US
A couple of upgrades to my 1883 Proof Cameo Set
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rrantique reacted to Norinn Radd in Post your most recent acquisition: US
Really like my newest half eagle.
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rrantique reacted to Matt_dac in Post your most recent acquisition: US
Among my FUN acquisitions, thanks to John for the great pics (I added the CAC bean to two of these as the actual sticker was out of the shot on the slab).
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rrantique reacted to robec1347 in Post your most recent acquisition: US
I wondered what happened to you. You just disappeared.........and you weren't alone. Glad to see you back.
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rrantique reacted to leeg in Post your most recent acquisition: US
1934 Green Bay, Wis., Wisconsin Tercentennial, Jean Nicolet, Bronze 37mm Unc. A bronze medal commemorating the 300th anniversary of the coming of the first white man to Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1634 - 1934.
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rrantique reacted to jtryka in Question about saints
I would advise you to look at as many as you can in person, keep in mind that photos can really accentuate the flaws and so a coin that in person might be a nice Unc would look like a terrible AU in a huge blown up photo. Also, look at the coin and not the holder, of all my Saints, some of my personal favorites are graded MS-62, but were slabbed 20+ years ago, so they might grade MS-64 today, so be aware that grading standards have loosened over time. Also, you can go for some nice certified unc. common dates, but you might also consider some better dates in lower grades that might actually be rarer coins and much more desirable. There were literally tens, if not hundreds of thousands of common date coins (1920s Philly mint) that were in bags in European banks that have come on the market since the 1940s, but find a nice 1909-D, or any branch mint from the 1920s besides the 23-D and you have a coin that demands more attention. It's a fun set, and I think I started with a similar idea to you, get a few nice unc examples, but that progressed to trying to complete a set and I'm now 12 away, not including the 33!
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rrantique reacted to ldhair in Follow the lead picture post.
This is a proof that had a tough like. I love the color.
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rrantique reacted to jtryka in Post your most recent acquisition: US
Picked this one up from a local shop last week, I seldom buy Indians, but let's call it an impulse purchase.
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rrantique reacted to Norinn Radd in Post your most recent acquisition: US
My first gold (half) eagle coin.
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rrantique reacted to Coinbuf in Post your most recent acquisition: US
Nothing special but a new addition to my year set, sellers pics are the best I have for now.
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rrantique reacted to Numismatic, A.A.S. in Post your most recent acquisition: US
I like that subdued luster look, as if it circulated a little while and was pulled into a collection many moons ago...
