Let's see your newest acquisitions!

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by H8_modern, Feb 25, 2011.

  1. Paddy54

    Paddy54 Well-Known Member

    Boy Talk about eye candy I like that alot....if you ever decide to sell pm me!
     
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  3. bsowa1029

    bsowa1029 Franklin Half Addict

    I want that coin!
     
  4. treylxapi47

    treylxapi47 Well-Known Member Dealer


    Meant to tell you guys that this coin is an S/S with the designation of MPD-001 whatever that means. Im assuming multi-punched date? Not sure what the 001 refers to, the actual die used?

    I am curious though, how could it be a MPD (assuming D is for Date, but the mint mark is denoted as being an over type also) any clarification?
     
  5. x115

    x115 Collector

    in my opinion you should think about what you are saying. he is just posting a coin he bought to share with everyone under "Let's see your newest acquisitions!", and you are saying his slab seems cheap because its PCGS. he didn't ask for your advice.

    how would you like it if every time you posted a coin some one said "Hey treylxapi47 those are nice coins for being super common and heavily circulated"
     
  6. Rick Stachowski

    Rick Stachowski Motor City Car Capital

    1907-D Barber Half Dollar

    Here's another one of my Grand-Father coins A003 - 20130506_114754 (3).jpg A005 - 20130506_115227 (3).jpg
     
  7. gbroke

    gbroke Naturally Toned

    Some more cattle and what not.

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    Gotta have a Jeffy or two in the mix. Nothing special, just nice.
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    Been on a Peso kick lately. These 60's Peso's are only 10% silver, but they create some stunning color.

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  8. Pacecar

    Pacecar Well-Known Member

    Wow GBroke, I LOVE the color on that SLQ
     
  9. Pacecar

    Pacecar Well-Known Member

    I have been putting together a Morgan $1 Date/Mint Mark set for awhile now and have been down to the final 3(89CC, 93S & 94P) for a little over a year now. I finally broke down and bought the 89CC last week and I am now "officially" broke.:) Maybe I will follow someone else here and change my username to "PBroke", or I could change it to "Doghouse", cause that is where I have been since the wife found out.:yes: I can't wait until I go for the 93S. After that somebody here might have to log in as me and change my username to "6_Feet_Under".:D
     

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  10. gbroke

    gbroke Naturally Toned

    Lol pacecar! I feel your pain.
     
  11. dmott88

    dmott88 Coin Slinger

    CouchSurfer or Runforthehills may be mine soon. I know exactly where you are coming from. Congrats on the pick up. Better spoil the Mrs for Mother's Day.
     
  12. iGradeMS70

    iGradeMS70 AKA BustHalfBrian

    Yes, those are die clashes, Greg :)

    Very neat! I don't see them on Merc dimes too often :thumb:
     
  13. SSG_Gonzo

    SSG_Gonzo Well-Known Member

    Picked up a few Jeffersons this last week on eBay. These are the sellers pics. I believe the seller is among us here :)
    1960-D Jefferson obv 5c.jpg 1960-D Jefferson Rev 5c.jpg
    1968-D Jefferson Toned Obv 5c.jpg 1968-D Jefferson Toned Rev 5c.jpg
     
  14. treylxapi47

    treylxapi47 Well-Known Member Dealer

    You should probably go actually read my first response to the OP. I never said anything about PCGS' slabs in that reply. When ASKED by a different forum member about why i would send to NGC over PCGS and incur the fee, i then gave this repy, which was NOT directed to the guy posting the coin in the first place, and secondly i said this right here:

    "Either way, it seems his choice has been made (The OP) and I agree with his decision to go with PCGS for a reholdering. If that's what makes his coin fit his collection and satisfies his desires, then that's all we can do as collectors and mentors."

    So before policing the great big bad anonymous internet, i suggest you make sure your house is in order before calling folks out, because i am not about to sit by and be passively aggressively chastised over my posting behaviors when ive committed no offense.

    If i was out of line or out of hand the mods surely wouldve said something to me or reprimanded me. If not there is always the OPs CHOICE (Not yours) to report me if they found something offensive.

    You are also forgetting the last simple little fact in all of this, if you dont like what someone has to say or criticize about your coin DO NOT POST IT. It gets no more simple than that.

    As for this:

    'how would you like it if every time you posted a coin some one said "Hey treylxapi47 those are nice coins for being super common and heavily circulated"'

    Refer to the sentence above ^ I simply do not wear my little itsy bitsy teeny tiny heart strung feelings out on my sleeve in an anonymous internet forum, and anyone getting their feelings hurt over simple text on a screen needs to back away from the computer as quickly as they can and go rejoin civilization.

    In all of this, im not really trying to be harsh or anything, but come on man, this is the internet. If you feel the need to police peoples thoughts and words, and cant take a little non-malevolent or misused negative comment and just let it go, well you quite possibly need to take a step back and rethink your thought making process.

    Have a great day.

    Oh and there is a world of difference between calling someones coin a piece of crap, and a third-party slab a piece of crap. Im sure im not the only person who thinks PCGS' slabs could use an overhaul.
     
  15. treylxapi47

    treylxapi47 Well-Known Member Dealer

    Im feeling generous so ill put it all together for you:

    Original Content from OP

    My first reply:

    No disrespect at all

    Then this happened:

    to which KJ replied:

    I replied:

    Then Caz replied:

    Then I went:

    To which you raced in and made a comment half-cocked saying this:

    Do a little looking before you leap, cause sometimes theres more then what you originally thought.
     
  16. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    Debasement is an age old story - this coin is a modern version of what the Romans did time and again - dilute the denarii and antoniniani until they barely contained any silver at all. Since they were using copper, the coins were quite dark, so their solution to making them look like silver was a thin wash.

    I'm guessing these were alloyed with a certain amount of nickel, right? Otherwise, how could they look so bright?

    And here's an interesting and convenient calculator I found for finding the the melt value of Mexican coins...

    http://www.silverrecyclers.com/Calculators/mxcoin_calculator.aspx

    That peso comes in at $1.22, but of course it's worth much more for its numismatic interest and great eye appeal.
     
  17. Ripley

    Ripley Senior Member

    Good luck Wolfie, 2 to go.
     
  18. Joshycfl

    Joshycfl Senior Member

  19. SSG_Gonzo

    SSG_Gonzo Well-Known Member

    They should lol.
     
  20. Joshycfl

    Joshycfl Senior Member

    Snagged this guy off Ebay. Sellers photos, pretty excited to snap some photos of my own. Not many points on the registry, but for $15 should be a good buy.
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  21. Zachkeaton

    Zachkeaton Cervus non Servus

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