Trivia Question (20c)

[EVillageProwler]

Who's the goober with a nice PF collection who had to be coaxed to buy his BMP?

 

Hint: this same collector is also afraid to dabble with the MS pieces. Apparently, they are beneath him!

 

 

Prize: the goober's BMP.

 

EVP

 

[keithdagen]

TDN???

 

If I'm wrong, can I have one of his MS Trade Dollars??

[Tradedollarnut]

Ah, but I know the right button to push, also! No 70-S for you! At each and every auction for the next 50 years, I will be willing to bid at least $1 more than you for that coin - for all 10 specimens!

 

And no, I won't even let you hold one!

[EVillageProwler]

That's a terrible thing to do to Keith. What'd he ever do to you?

 

EVP

 

[Tradedollarnut]

That'd cost me a lot of money to buy up all the 70-S Kennedys!

[keithdagen]

That'd cost me a lot of money to buy up all the 70-S Kennedys!

 

70-S is a proof, and I abhor proofs. Keep your hands off my 70-D however.

[keithdagen]

Coin in question - yes, it's a Kennedy, and yes, they're not rare, but it's at least got character

 

[Coinosaurus]

I'm sure TDN has an awesome 20c set. He has posted pics of his 75-S BMP, which I believe is one of the finest known. Another very cool 20c set was the Salisbury collection sold by Bowers in 9/94. 76-CC included of course, but the interesting part was 24 different 20c patterns. Even the Lenox Lohr set (sold through a Bowers FPL a very long time ago, one of the best pattern sets of all time) had only 24 as well.

[Tradedollarnut]

I have one twenty cent pattern - the type that is similar to the regular design but the date is a bit smaller. I like to have a copper die trial pattern to go with my regular coins. For the trade dollars, I have a PF65 Red 1875.