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This, I got this past Sunday, at a local show.



NTC graded it '64, and I think they're pretty 'on' with this one, but the original packaging set the hook.

 

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You did trade up you know! OLD GRUMPY GUYS RULE

 

You are doing great on those COMMONS Green 18. If you are ever out here in GOD's country (SO-CAL) stop by the OLD COIN DAWG coin bone yard I like trades.

 

You did very well CHIEF

 

@green18

How many of those classic commemorative halves had an original package?

 

Shoot. Swiateks book is not at hand at the moment, but I suspect they all had some sort of original packaging. Maybe, with the exception of the Columbian, which was offered at the Chicago Exposition.

 

Green 18 that is very cool --- WOW original packageing

 

I stopped by a new to me dealer,
This one had to join the Herd at my house.

 

Is that

another FS- 515 omm 005?

 

I could do a die stage collection?
I still have one to photograph.

 

A very early die state.

 

Not earth shattering but a nice honest 1828 half cent, 12 star version that I picked up at my LCS today.

 

Wow!

 

1877-S for the type set/memento from a family trip to Alaska last week.

 

In todays mail box

 

@Pickin and Grinin

It would be awesome to see a family photo of all your 38-D's at some point. Must be a great collection to view.

 

1900 Cent. A more humble coin than that which preceded it, but another millennium-ender nonetheless.

 

Couple of dirt fishing trips. The walker was a pleasant surprise and the 1/3 1916 merc was a disappointment. Might have been a D? Never know now. Sorry the photos are sideways and disregard the foreign coin. No idea what it is.