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The mail has arrived and I'm another step closer to completing the BTW Collection. Here's the 1947D and 1948D both in MS65 condition.

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thanks and you all will be the first to see the set once it's completed. I'm going to a local coin show the last weekend of this month and I plan on showing off my set, as it is. I'm in a small town and from what the local collectors tell me I'll be the only one showing the early commem's.

I might bring the moderns but most of mine are in Prestige sets and they aren't always easy to carry.

I'm so excited to go to my first show! I will let you all know how it goes and maybe I'll even get a chance at a coin or two.

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This is a Gallery Mint Museum piece struck specifically for the 1999 ANA and presented to exhibitors and judges. It is 38mm, which is the size of a silver dollar, and weighs 1.5 ounces of silver. Therefore, it is pretty darn thick. Only 150 were produced and it came with a deep maroon presentation box with gold leaf fringe and maroon velvet lining-

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That's a neat Piece there Tom!! Anything that is ANA special issues seem to have some pretty good value to them also. A while back I was trying to find the 87' and 92' Redbooks (ANA Special Cover) as I try to collect these also. I could never find them. That's a great piece to have!!

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That Huguenot is an interesting coin. Did you see "William the Silent" on the obverse? I also love the ship on the reverse. It's a ship from the Netherlands and the people the coin represents are the Walloons. There's an interesting story on each of these early commemoratives that I read about before I buy each one. There's just so much history with each one of these that make them a joy to collect. I hope my rambling made a little bit of sense. hehe

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Nice one there Stgecko. By the looks of all these Comms you're getting, you are on a mission to complete!! Congrats!

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Mike, VERY nice AU Walker. :applause:

 

BillJones, Wow, did I say Wow? I meant WOW! Very nice looking 1808 $2.50 gold piece. :applause:

 

Mike, congrats on the 1950 proof Frankie. That's a nice looking coin, and it looks like it has some cameo contrast. :applause:

 

BourbonTrailer, good luck on your crackout. I would be extremely surprised if it did better than a 66Cameo, but you never know.

 

Rons, fun '49-S. (thumbs u

 

Pendragon, congrats on the '06 gold! (thumbs u

 

Lee, that's an attractive Iowa. :applause:

 

123cents, good looking circulated CBQ. (thumbs u

 

Chad, good looking crusty CBH and Pilgrim. (thumbs u

 

Stgecko, congrats on the Hugo and all the BTW's. (thumbs u

 

TomB, that is a very cool looking presentation piece. :applause:

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Looks like I'm not the only one who won some lot's on TT recently. :) Used the $50 coupon for these two:

 

 

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If you like the history behind the commems, stgecko, then get ready to read about the Cincinnati. hm

 

 

Cincinnati the music capitol???

 

lol

 

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Some very nice Dimes and Cents, congrats.

 

I recently announced that I had completed my Buffalo Collection that my Dad started, but upon converting from my father's Whitman albums to a Dansco Album, I am embarassed to say that the set is not complete. (he had some plugs in there, arggghh, that I never noticed until I began this exercise. Anyways, I am now dilegently trying to complete the set and with the help of Tom B and jgrinz, it should not take long. Here is my latest addition that was missing, a 1917 D, compliments of Tom B. More to come.

 

Thanks,

 

Rey

 

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Leeg....your not the only one who has won on TT..but like the rest...fit my Lincoln budget....

NGC MS66rd...kind of a weird strike on the reverse.....

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I like this one...has a freaky couldn't-make-up-it's-mind what color to tone thing going on....

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Leeg....your not the only one who has won on TT..but like the rest...fit my Lincoln budget....

NGC MS66rd...kind of a weird strike on the reverse.....

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I like this one...has a freaky couldn't-make-up-it's-mind what color to tone thing going on....

PCGS MS64bn

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