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Looks to me as a vam 11

 

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$49 above gold spot value with a eMail coupon from MCM last weekend.

 

Nice! Wish I could get a silver Buffalo for $49 above spot these days.

 

You don't want a silver buffalo for $49 above spot ever!

 

Out of 30 sets of P & D Silver Buffalos I bought in 2001, I only got 2 MS70's from the "D" s. All the Proof "P"s came back PF-69 UC

 

Here is a Antoninus Pius that another collector was selling here on CT that I really liked and wanted for my collection. It features a seldom seen god.

Read more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ops

The reverse is fairly common on his bronzes, but not Denarii.


Antoninus Pius, (138 - 161 A.D)
AR Denarius
O: ANTONINVS AVG PI - VS PP TR P COS III, laureate head right.
R: OPI AVG; Ops seated left, holding scepter and resting her head on right hand.
Rome Mint, 140-143 A.D.
3.43g
18mm
RIC III 77

Rare

 

Found this little set tonight

 

One more

 

Filled in another slot in my Prime Number set with a 1783 Nova Constelatio [sic] cent.

 

What date did you start with? And are you collecting a coin for each year or just coins with prime number dates? What is some of the criteria for your set? There are quite few dates between 1783-2011. I like it.

 

1723-1951, 29 coins (also a prime number). It's sort of a type set of U.S. coins, colonials, or world coins that circulated in the Americas, and I try not to repeat design types or be too much in one metal. I'm down to needing 1747, 1753, and 1873. The 1873 will be a gold $20 Lib., and one of the others will be a Spanish or Portuguese colonial gold coin. I have the set on the PCGS registry, so missing this coin and the 1733 8 Reales Klippe I have.

 

A mixed bag of a Lincoln I really like and, from my home state, a Wisconsin Dells token. I haven't yet looked into the token but it's a neat piece for the price. Thanks for checking it out.
-L

 

My first purchase from David Lawrence. Cant wait to see it in hand and then get some quality pictures.
PF62 Old NGC holder

 

Nice 1962 Franklin. Looks similar to one I just picked up in a 1960 proof set recently. It had the following two coins in it and was stored in Capital Plastic Proof Set holder for a couple of decades I believe...at least that is how I purchased the set.

 

Beautiful coins. I added this 1959 to my 1964 and down proof set collection. The cent caught my eye!

 

Recent inheritance from a family member. These were a few things that caught my eyes. My first silver JFK and a medal from the opening of the Philly mint.

 

New pickup compliments of Winged Liberty

 

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