7070 Type Set

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  1. lordmarcovan

    lordmarcovan 48-year collector Moderator

    PS- the 1798 cent is cool.
     
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  3. gbandy

    gbandy Junior Member

    75B2A0D4-EDAC-4B3D-928A-C2A2477A640D.jpeg C49767F7-B329-4104-82C1-8B3F3F4D5CF2.jpeg 3B96CBE8-9919-40CD-B851-D00D0390F839.jpeg 3B78D99E-340D-46DB-94A5-E1455AED5CE8.jpeg As requested here are a couple of closer shots of the 1794 and 1798 cent. The 94 is just about worn smooth especially on the reverse, P01-AG I’m thinking. Would love an opinion on the surfaces of the 98, looks like some kind of cleaning maybe?
     
  4. lordmarcovan

    lordmarcovan 48-year collector Moderator

    Yeah, your 1798 has some rather scrubby surfaces, but as far as "problem" coins and early large cents go, it's not that bad-looking. Has some decent details.

    Hey, these are fun in any sort of condition. And I've seen them in every conceivable condition from worn-out slug on up.

    Check out these two that my local detecting buddy found.

    Both are in remarkably good states of preservation for a dug 1798 cent, both are of the Sheldon-166 variety with its telltale reverse die break, and they were dug on different sites. For some reason, several S-166's have been found around here.

    (Not shown is the only Draped Bust cent *I* have dug personally- its a massively-corroded slug, barely identifiable.)

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  5. gbandy

    gbandy Junior Member

    That’s really cool! Looks like it’s in excellent shape.
     
  6. Rheingold

    Rheingold Well-Known Member

    That's actually the first side of my Dansco.
    Altogether it's filled with 58 coins, thus 18 missing.

    @gbandy

    We are on the right way:)

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  7. KarlB

    KarlB Active Member

    Very nice! Really a great collection.

    Memories with your grandfather--more valuable than the coins themselves ( though in this case, you DO have have an intrinsic value.)

    We have a grandson born in 2012, and granddaughter born in 2015. They both know I collect coins. I give the boy ATB quarters I find and he fills his album--he reads up on the history of each quarter. He also knows to wash the "stickies" off of his hands before touching the coins, and to hold the coin by the edge. The girl is not interested, yet. I hope they both become collectors in their own right.

    I buy the proof ATB sets for both of them, as well as the Uncirculated Mint set each year since their birth.
     
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  8. KarlB

    KarlB Active Member

    I agree with the Oregon Trail--that is what I have in my 7070 Album. The Fraser husband-wife team have created a beautiful coin.
     
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  10. gbandy

    gbandy Junior Member

    Whether they do become collectors or not, I’m sure they will always value the time and enthusiasm you’ve invested in sharing your interests with them. I still have the 1984 mint set (my birth year) that my grandpa picked up for me at a coin show he took me too. Good memories!
     
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  11. KarlB

    KarlB Active Member

    Thank you for the kind words.

    1984 is a good year.

    And I am guessing you still collect, since you are Coin Talk today.

    Nice!
     
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  12. gbandy

    gbandy Junior Member

    Couple of new additions after a trip to the LCS this morning. 5BEDBE94-704C-427D-B4E1-168FA74588B0.jpeg 943E563E-C7AB-4759-BACA-6E4EA00896D4.jpeg 2EA8E226-735C-4CEB-9D1C-A0C8FCA48665.jpeg
     
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  13. physics-fan3.14

    physics-fan3.14 You got any more of them.... prooflikes?

    That bust half is really nice. Congrats on the pickup!
     
  14. gbandy

    gbandy Junior Member

    Thanks man! It was more than I budgeted, but it’s really nice, I did not get a great picture of the surfaces. It’s really pretty in hand.
     
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  15. physics-fan3.14

    physics-fan3.14 You got any more of them.... prooflikes?

    Yeah, I can see the dark grey obverse surfaces, and hints of blue toning on the reverse. Looks quite attractive.
     
  16. Rheingold

    Rheingold Well-Known Member

    Any advice where to get the Gold Page for the actual Dansco 7070?
     
  17. mark_h

    mark_h Somewhere over the rainbow

    Nice set to put together.
     
  18. messydesk

    messydesk Well-Known Member

    In general, pages like this one that show as "out of stock" at danscoalbumstore.com aren't currently in print, and you'll have to either look on the secondary market or wait for the next run to be made.

    There is an album that includes the gold page currently on eBay.
     
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  19. harley bissell

    harley bissell Well-Known Member

    I found some off brand gold pages and am using them until I find dansco gold pages. They are out of stock at every supplier that I have contacted. Doubtless there are dealers with quantities who will eventually start selling them on ebay.
     
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  20. JeffC

    JeffC Go explore something and think a happy thought!

    @gbandy - thanks for sharing the album. VERY nice!!!
     
  21. lordmarcovan

    lordmarcovan 48-year collector Moderator

    I love the look of a 7070, regardless of the grades of the coins therein. Fun stuff.
     
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