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Great dimes Mike. I really like the 09-S

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This is in an NGC 45 holder, the surfaces are very nice.

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I've been looking for a nice 16-d album quarter for a while

[Elbesaar]

1912-P

PCGS MS 63

 

 

1912-D

PCGS 55

 

1912-S

PCGS 50

 

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[Elbesaar]

Great dimes Mike. I really like the 09-S

 

Thanks, Joe.

 

Nice 1915-D Half - Thought it was a very clean example - for an XF 40. I know you agree with me - now - are you going to crack this out for the Dansco ?

Don't forget to save the insert [ I tape mine on the inside back cover ].

 

1897 Nickel - PCGS 58 - newp - have not had it in hand yet !!

Courtesy of BluCCphotos:

 

Edited May 19, 2010 by Elbesaar

[beancounter-migration]

 

Keep those dimes coming Mike.

 

Yes the 16-D will be cracked out for the album, and I will save the tag. The 97-S is from Glenn Holsenbake VF-30

[Elbesaar]

Joe - Great looking coins - love that old silver look. The 97-S Quarter is a

Bear to find - as if I had to tell you that - that's a really nice one - looks VF 35

IMHO...nice coin.

 

I'll post a few more Dimes later -

 

I am off today and have tons to errands to do.

 

okay - just one Dime ...

 

This is out of sequence...sorry ...

 

 

 

and...her prettier sister...

 

 

 

 

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Edited May 20, 2010 by Elbesaar

[Elbesaar]

 

I left off at 1912 raw dimes - recently certified... here are the remaining certified

coins...if the date/mm is missing it meant that it did not holder.

 

1913-P - AU 55

 

1914-P - AU 58

 

1914-D - AU 55

 

1915-S - AU 50

 

1916-P - AU 55

 

Well, Folks, that sums up the great raw Barber Dime Submission.

 

The next batch of images I'll be posting are my new images from

Todd of BluCCphotos of my previously certified Barber Dimes.

 

I hope you've enjoyed these newly certified Barber Dimes.

 

... and Joe... keep posting the Quarters and Halves...

...and Billl... start posting your Dimes - Quarters and Halves.

 

 

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[Elbesaar]

Great dimes Mike. I really like the 09-S

 

That's pretty funny really - as there was no image of a 1909-S -

 

I just got the precertified images back - and I plugged the 09-S image

into the appropiate slot.

 

 

[beancounter-migration]

Good work Mike. Here is my contribution for today.

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Back to the camera for next week

[Elbesaar]

Thanks, Joe.

 

Nice job on the images...

 

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I had my primary set of Dimes imaged by Todd of BluCCphotos and

I'm very pleased with the result.

 

1892-P - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1892-O - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1892-S - PCGS AU 58

 

 

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[Elbesaar]

 

Just bought this - its a nice upgrade

for my Date Set - 1912-P - PCGS MS 65:

 

[Elbesaar]

 

Continuing with the certified Dimes...

 

1893-P - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1893/2 - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

1893-O - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

1893-S - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Just Bob]

 

 

1893/2 - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

Was this one difficult to locate?

 

 

 

 

Can't wait to see your '94-s!

[Elbesaar]

 

 

1893/2 - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

Was this one difficult to locate?

 

 

 

 

Can't wait to see your '94-s!

 

The overdate that's in my set was purchased out of a American Numismatic Rarities auction

in June of 2005. At that time it was in an ANACS 58 holder. It was also the first one I had ever

seen at auction - so - to answer your question - I guess its pretty difficult to locate.

This year - two AU overdates were sold - one graded at PCGS as an AU 58

- the other was Body Bagged.

 

I can hardly wait to see my 1894-S either...

[Elbesaar]

 

Onto ... 1894 ...

 

1894-P - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1894-O - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

 

 

NOT my coin...

 

1894-S - PCGS SP 65

 

 

 

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[Elbesaar]

 

1895-P - PCGS AU 58

 

1895-O - PCGS AU 58

 

1895-S - PCGS AU 58

 

I had the 1895-O imaged last February along with most of my Half Dollars

which I had no images of. The 1895-O came out of a Superior Auction sale

in October, 2000. I really went to the mat for this coin as I had not seen another

prior to this one in AU 58 - and only once since this one was purchased - have I

seen another AU 58.

 

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[Schatzy]

Elbesaar....you sure have some nice looking coins. (thumbs u

[Elbesaar]

Thanks, Jamie.

 

I liked Barbers as soon as Iaid eyes on a Half Dollar in my

Grandfather's coin box - and my Dad had a Quarter salted away

as well. I was a confirmed Barber Junkie when I found a Dime

back in the early 1960's.

 

 

[Elbesaar]

 

1896-P - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1896-O - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1896-S - PCGS AU 55

 

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1897-P - PCGS AU 58

 

1897-O - PCGS MS 62

 

1897-S - PCGS AU 55

 

 

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[beancounter-migration]

Great dimes Mike!! I almost feel bad showning this one, but

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It's a proof, and if anyone has I business strike, please let me know

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From FUN in January

[Elbesaar]

Joe - I really like the 1907-D Half - very clean XF 40 - IMO

The 85 Proof V Nickel - what did it grade ? I picked up one

- also a proof - in "58" from Carter Numismatics a few months

back...I like it alot...

 

Nice 1904 Nickel - looks MS 64-5 - and you were at FUN in January ?

 

Here are a few more Dimes from my #1 set:

 

1898 - My favorite date.

 

1898 Proof - PCGS PR 66

 

 

1898-P - PCGS MS 65

 

 

1898-P - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1898-O - PCGS MS 64

 

1898-O - PCGS AU 58

 

 

1898-S - PCGS MS 64

 

 

1898-S - PCGS AU 55

 

 

 

 

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Edited May 25, 2010 by Elbesaar

[fishfinder]

32,659

 

Is that the number of Barbers you have?

 

Holy cow keep 'em coming

[Elbesaar]

 

Fishfinder, the number at the bottom of the posts I've made

are the number of "hits" this Thread has received.

 

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Back to my # 1 Set of Dimes:

 

1899-P - PCGS AU 58

 

1899-O - PCGS AU 58

 

1899-S - PCGS AU 58

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[beancounter-migration]

Mike, you should like the Barber Half it was part of the UMAKEM collection that you lead me to.

 

The 1885 proof is a 63. A nice buisness strike is impossible to find, and the 1904 was a pick-up from Walkerguy at FUN in January. I will be there in 2011.

 

The dimes are spectacular, something new and better every day.

[fishfinder]

Fishfinder, the number at the bottom of the posts I've made

are the number of "hits" this Thread has received.

 

Ahh, thanks Mike. Still an impressive number.