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Sweet hunting all..

 

It is unlike me but i have strayed over the road as these came as buyitnow on ebay and a fair price so i nabbed them 6 minutes after they were listed .. the seller was well shocked lol

 

If anyone would be nice enough to check the numbers out for me as i am not a member over there.. i would be most grateful

 

I also know nothing about PCGS do they check for varietys when grading ?

 

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Dracula, nice Roosie. (thumbs u

 

Harvey, congrats on the book, I hope you get lots of pleasure out of reading it and then putting it to good use! :applause:

 

HalfCollector, nice CBH's. (thumbs u

 

Ant, gotta' love a lustrous Frankie! :applause:

 

Dooly, attractive looking Merc and Peace. :applause:

 

 

 

Today I was at a swimmeet for my youngest daughter. At one point there was a 1 1/2 - 2 hour break between her races so I wandered over to a B&M that was a 5-10 minute walk away. I looked through their boxes of raw Peace dollars and Frankies, and found a halfway decent 1922 Peace. Before I bought it though I saw that they had a couple of boxes of slabbed coins so I browsed through them.

 

One of the 4 remaining holes in my Frankie set was the 1959-D. Low and behold there were 3 attractive '59-D's all slabbed NGC MS65. One was an old green label "fatty" that had lovely soft blue/purple, green, red, and orange toning. Needless to say, I forgot about the Peace dollar and bought the '59-D. Also, they didn't give FBL back then, and this coin has a serious shot at FBL'ing if I ever re-slab it. My best guess is that it is album toned. It's a lot of fun to stumble upon a nice example of something that you have been looking for for a long time. It definitely made my day.

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My friend Broadstruck - who usually posts accross the street - notified me

of this stunning 1916-D Quarter in a PCGS 58 holder. A nice upgrade to my

PCGS 55.

 

He calls it AU 64 - and I have to agree with him...

 

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Today I was at a swimmeet for my youngest daughter. At one point there was a 1 1/2 - 2 hour break between her races so I wandered over to a B&M that was a 5-10 minute walk away. I looked through their boxes of raw Peace dollars and Frankies, and found a halfway decent 1922 Peace. Before I bought it though I saw that they had a couple of boxes of slabbed coins so I browsed through them.

 

One of the 4 remaining holes in my Frankie set was the 1959-D. Low and behold there were 3 attractive '59-D's all slabbed NGC MS65. One was an old green label "fatty" that had lovely soft blue/purple, green, red, and orange toning. Needless to say, I forgot about the Peace dollar and bought the '59-D. Also, they didn't give FBL back then, and this coin has a serious shot at FBL'ing if I ever re-slab it. My best guess is that it is album toned. It's a lot of fun to stumble upon a nice example of something that you have been looking for for a long time. It definitely made my day.

 

Cool story! (thumbs u

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Nice '16-D Mike. I don't see much AU about that one. (thumbs u

 

Great 32 Harvey. Too bad the S fell off. :applause:

 

OK Chad, let's see some pics of the coins now. Nice camera. Can't wait to see the results. :banana:

 

Nice story Sy. I'm looking forward to seeing your new pickups. Knowing your taste and eye, I have no doubt that they are all a ^^

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TR, good looking '24 Peace. (thumbs u

 

ES, that is a sweet looking quarter! :applause:

 

Harvey, I agree with Broadstruck, that will go well with your '17 T. 1, and it is very attractive in it's own right! :applause:

 

MM, nice shots and some fun numismania there! :applause:

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Picked this up tonight on E-Bay. It gives me a whopping 6 points in my 20th century type set. But who really cares about points when the coin looks like this.

 

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Just picked this up in Spain for little money lets see how it comes out

I think it could be a fancy 5 but that's about all i could say from the seller photos lol

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and even with my fiddling about its not a lot clearer.. gosh i love hunting (thumbs u

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