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US Type & Superb Classic Moderns - All Slabbed, 1c No Reserve Auctions

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gmarguli

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Not my usual assortment of foreign coins, but rather mainly US coins this time. Lots of circulated type coins (ICG graded) and classic moderns (NGC graded).

 

 

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gmarguli

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Classic modern? hm

 

Yes. Stuff that is too new to be a classic, but too old to be a modern. Franklins are 45-60 years old. Clearly that is not modern, but not old enough to be classics.

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Thanks. I've got several more to list and I really got screwed on the designations. They're all Ultra Cameo, but NGC was very stingy and liked to say Cameo * (Star) or just Cameo.

 

And Happy Birthday! :banana:

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Classic modern? hm

 

Yes. Stuff that is too new to be a classic, but too old to be a modern. Franklins are 45-60 years old. Clearly that is not modern, but not old enough to be classics.

 

Is that phrase in standard use? I don't think I've seen it before despite wasting hours and hours of my employers time reading coin chat boards.

 

I have heard "vintage moderns" before.

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Classic modern? hm

 

Yes. Stuff that is too new to be a classic, but too old to be a modern. Franklins are 45-60 years old. Clearly that is not modern, but not old enough to be classics.

 

Is that phrase in standard use? I don't think I've seen it before despite wasting hours and hours of my employers time reading coin chat boards.

 

I have heard "vintage moderns" before.

 

Vintage Moderns? That's so emo. All the cool kids are saying Classic Moderns.

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Classic modern? hm

 

Yes. Stuff that is too new to be a classic, but too old to be a modern. Franklins are 45-60 years old. Clearly that is not modern, but not old enough to be classics.

 

Is that phrase in standard use? I don't think I've seen it before despite wasting hours and hours of my employers time reading coin chat boards.

 

I have heard "vintage moderns" before.

 

Vintage Moderns? That's so emo. All the cool kids are saying Classic Moderns.

 

I am coin uncool. :P

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