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68FT Rosie posted by TPETERS

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My first one! Silver that is!!!

 

Good Evening,

 

Well here I am sitting in sunny Rochester MN, (Mayo Clinic). It was a good day, down to my last 2 radiation treatments and looking forward to going home for a few days. Have been here (during the week) for almost 7 weeks now. I am sort of looking forward to going home as a vacation of sorts!

 

I was in a good mood or as well as I could be and got a line on a 1950S Silver Roosevelt dime. I have a decent set under way but have always wanted a 68FT in my Silver set. They are quite expensive in most cases. I figured it would be a long way off and trying to come up with the money for one would be next to impossible. I would have to sell 50% of my set to afford 1 coin at that lofty grade.

 

A fellow CS member had a couple of the 68FT's for sale. Well, I contacted him and we worked out a VERY good deal on a 1950S 68FT, snow white, great strike. By doing this deal he made me a very happy man! If I never get another one, it will be ok with me. There are 4 of them at this grade and 3 with a "star" designation. truly a TOP POP coin.

 

I have looked at some of the top sets in Roosevelt Dimes and the point values for some of the Top Pop coins is staggering! This one I aquired is worth 3788 points! WOW! I can see how the top ranked collectors have scores of 260,000 and up.

 

I have rambled on enough for now so may all your coins be top pops and point values be high!

 

Be Well All,

 

Todd

 

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I wish you the best in your recovery and hope that these will be your last chemo treatments you will need.

 

With a heart and kidney transplant under my belt I understand, to an extent, what your are going through.

 

Congrats on your 68FT. A truly nice coin in top pop!

 

Michael

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I just picked up a 1958-D MS-67 FT that I really love, so I can imagine what your 68 must look like. Thanks for the update on your health, and get well soon!

Gary

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CONGRATULATIONS! HOPE ALL IS GOING WELL AND YOU ARE HOME BY NOW! THAT SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT FIND. STAY WELL, AND KEEP UP THE SEARCH FOR MORE ROSIES!

 

ALAN

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