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It wasn't a serious offer, it was a joke.

 

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Just picked up this toner.

 

I bought a copy of this book when the collection was being sold at auction. I sold it some years later. It is a fabulous book.

 

That Frankie looks beautiful! Nice addition to your collection.

 

Newly found
"means someone had me look thru my 2 boxes"
* 1961-D LMC cent Rpm#? coppercoins has a few pages for 1961-D what one is it?
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I also need a new camera

 

Gave my set away about a year ago to a family member. I wanted the two "S" coins, especially the reverse proof, so picked up another at only $3.00 above mint price.

 

Some stuff that arrived today. I really can't capture the color of this medal well but it looks a lot nicer in hand.

A type 1 1913 buffalo for my sons 100 years before his birth year set.

A 'Wilson' dollar saltwater recovery in bronze

'Wilson' dollar saltwater recovery in silver

And lastly my little helper who seems to like coins and coffee as much as I do lol.

 

Swapped out from a customer deposit (for face) yesterday:


Also picked up a beautiful 1963 Franklin half from the junk bin and 2005-P Sacagawea at the LCS yesterday.

 

The 2 2014 Lincolns updated my set and the double ear was an addition I hadn't planed on

 

Nice!!!!!
1984-P D/Ear in change. That were your going to find one as most Bu roll have been CherryPicked!!!

 

Doing some upgrading to my set:



PCGS AU53 O.109

 

Nice crust on the 1834.

 

lovely stuff everyone!!!

 

Nice Coin and a Great little helper!!! My little helper 32 off touring with his band. Maybe this Time next year Jr will get Grand Ma+Pa Showing off a new helper.?????????????

Here 1899 shilling this 2nd 1 I have found with the same Rim defect? PMD? Only the shilling Knows 4 sure.

 

Looks like a little pocket knife authentication.

 

I think its the ones that get jammed into bucket or barrels to export or storage ?

 

Traded my old Titus for a better grade titus. Cost me nothing.


Titus (79 - 81 A.D.)
AR Denarius
O: IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M, laureate head right.
R: TR P VIIII IMP XIIII COS VII P P, Ceres seated left, holding corn ear, poppy, & torch.
Rome 79 A.D.
18.5mm
3.1g
RIC 22, RCV 2508

 

Someone bit it to see if it was real.

 

Here's an old acquisition that I never showed due to images. @gbroke changed all that. Thanks man!