my coin collection website

Your website looks nice. Keep up the good work!:smile

 

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Thank you thank you... more is coming.

Ruben

 

#43 Today, 08:32 PM
mrbrklyn
Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Brooklyn
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Originally Posted by gopher29
Your website looks nice. Keep up the good work!



Thank you thank you... more is coming.

Ruben


I had to add.....Nice site, Nice take on Morgan breast feathers, nice including with your children!

 

The kids hang around here from time to time and you can always post to them on Coin Talk.

Ruben

 

OK - with a little more time I've just added the Walking Liberty Section to the website.

Enjoy! I need to take a new photo of that coin.


http://www2.mrbrklyn.com/walking_liberty.html

Ruben

 

OK A little more is finished today as we cover the Flying Eagle One Cent Peices. This is one of my favorite coins, so I hope you enjoy it. As always, comments are welcome.

http://www2.mrbrklyn.com/flying_eagle.html

Ruben

 

excellent site, very good work. please use the formentioned saftey advise.

 

Looks good! Your site is definately growing nicely.:thumb:

 

Thaks, I just added more to the walkers now that I have new photo's. My big problem now is that I added Mercury Dimes, Standing Liberty Quarters, and Eisonhowser Dollars to the collection so I need to build out all the links! Graaah

Ruben

 

Congratulations!! You have a really great site, my friend!! Good writes and pics, and some very nice coins!!

 

How do you like the Flying Eagle section? I love that coin.

Ruben

 

Website Additions: Barber Half Dollars

One of the best threads I participate to here on Coin Talk was the analysis of my only Barbare Half Dollar. I finally got to including it on the Safir Coin Collection site and here it is:

Enjoy

http://www2.mrbrklyn.com/barber_half.html

The Barber series was designed by made by the US Mints Chief Engraver from 1879 until 1917, when he died. Barber's father, William Barber, was also an engraver and Charles Barber became the chief engraver when his father died in August 1879. Charles Barber's tenure as chief engraver was surrouded by strife as new ideas with regard to coin design and for that matter ideas of proper modern governance were skillfully navigated by Barber who owed his logivity in office as much to his political skills as much as his artistics skills. Aside from his political skills, however, Barber was a brilent engraver and as time progresses and the political fallout is forgotten over time we are left with just the art of the Barber coins, and they are largely breath taking.

 

New American Silver Eagle Section is finished

I just finished today the section on my American Silver Eagles which can be viewed for your pleasure at

http://www2.mrbrklyn.com/ase.html

I should have added a link for mint purchases. I still might. The biggest problem with these coins, and one of the issues with them for investment purposes in my opinion, is that all the coins are so great that they are all alike. They are completely interchangable. I really think the long term viability of them for investment purposes is over stated in the current market.

Ruben

 

Nice website!!! Did you see mine???

 

I was looking at the software sight, but is that what you ment?

Ruben

 

Mercury Dime Section

For those who might like Mecury Dimes, I've added this new section to my coin website.

http://www.mrbrklyn.com/mercs.html

Enjoy

Ruben

 

Nice website. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad to see the whole family is involved. I look forward to checking out your future additions.

 

Very cool, i wish my family collected. My uncle does, but he lives about 400 miles away in ohio.

 

Well, they are stillmostly young, so I stil have influence. But thats changing

Ruben

 

I should make an Icon!

Where ARE YOU. I miss your company.

http://www2.mrbrklyn.com/comemeagles2008.html

Ruben