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delicious sweet federal coinage in this current market/WHICH ONES TO KEEP????

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Jazzy

Jazzy

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The 75% collection 25% speculation is probably a good rule to follow from that article. I wouldn't know since I have yet to sell any of my coins. I guess I'm a 100% collector.

michael

michael

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jazzy it is good to be 100% collector you will never go wrong flowerred.gif

 

so waht are you currently working on jazzy?

Jazzy

Jazzy

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High grade US type - a lifelong project for the grades I want.

 

Looking at large cents now and an FE.

 

I recently finished a date set of Ikes in MS and PR 66-68, and I've completed half of a date set of Peace Dollars.

 

Lately I've become interested in colonials, and I buy silver commems - at least one a per month - the ones nobody seems to care about.

 

Except no collecting in April - got to pay the tax man. frustrated.gif

michael

michael

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superb jazzy a man after my own heart and you will be rewarded handsomely for your efforts

 

oh and check out this site

 

www.earlycoins.com thumbsup2.gif

EZ_E

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High grade US type - a lifelong project for the grades I want.

 

Looking at large cents now and an FE.

 

I recently finished a date set of Ikes in MS and PR 66-68, and I've completed half of a date set of Peace Dollars.

 

Lately I've become interested in colonials, and I buy silver commems - at least one a per month - the ones nobody seems to care about.

 

 

 

 

I like this guy! acclaim.gif Great taste, Jazzy!! thumbsup2.gif

 

 

I think it’s great that collectors buy certain coins knowing that they will not be putting them away forever. As I stated above, it familiarizes them with the selling process and it helps to recycle coins that might otherwise not sell.

 

'Tis a lesson I have learned. One is not a well-rounded collector until he has also experienced the selling side. This will make one a more astute buyer.

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