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Haven't you heard Dwhiz? Gold is plummeting, and inflation is just "transitory". Over 2300 USD this week. Gimme yer gold! Yar!

 

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1924-D Lincoln Cent MS64BN PCGS CAC Key Date Blueberry Toner


1942 Mercury Dime MS66 Toner


1879-S Morgan Dollar MS65 PCGS CAC

Enjoy!

 

from the Las Vegas Mirage collection..... or there tinted like the glass there.

 

I haven't had blackberry pie since I was a kid. We'd pickem and mom would makem. Now I'm not going to be able to get that out of my head until I eat something sweet.

 

I haven’t had a good one since moving to South Dakota. I used to enjoy Boysenberry pie that I could get at Knott’s Berry Farm but I haven’t been there in years.

 

1844 o /1844 o Double Date seated liberty half WB 103 she's has seen some action...her reverse is shattered...clashed ...her O split by a crack...a pre cud....@ reverse 10k ...and as wore as she is....go price one...in " G " then higher >>> she's is now officially retired and she's pretty much has seen it all..in her day.....one cool pick... & variety for $57.

But would pay moon money for the stories she could tell...

 

A few more newps on the way to help us complete our second PCGS Registry Set of Toned Lincoln Cents, Wheat Reverse (1909–1958). Two coins to go!

1949-S MS66RB Pop 32/4
1944-S MS66+RB Pop 2/1
1926 MS66RB Pop 8/0

Enjoy!

 

This year's bday gift.

 

So, explain this one to me. How is this different than a normal NH quarter?

 

I am always surprised just how wee the half dimes are!

 

@mckinneym
Nothing special, just a give a way from a NH dealer.

 

Another one from the wantlist, crossed off. Nice original example. Got it off of DLRC

 

New Bust half, 1836 O-104a, upgrade for my registry set…

 

I am not seeing the “brown” part of the red-brown designation on these. They are certainly on the red end of the scale…

 

New pickup for my capped bust quarter Browning variety set (late die states only).

1837 B-1 (R3) NGC AU55
LDS: Obverse bisecting crack on obverse from dentils through S1 through the curl, joined with a second crack down through the 7 into the dentils. Reverse crack from dentils through STATES.

 

Is this the T-1000 variety…? ;-)

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