Here is mine: [IMG] Let's see em!
So people will wear gloves when handling coins but not when playing with nitric acid. Not a good role model.:eek:
Ya know, he is right! I think one of the best Jefferson Nickel variety sites is the VARIETYPLUS page on the NGC website. The problem is that I...
How much you wanna bet that if I took a photo of that coin, you wouldn't be calling it a pc of junk, and you wouldn't be willing to bet that it...
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Uh? NO! I was reinforcing a point a made earlier in this thread in post #134 Please try and keep your eye on the ball.
An 1886-1887 Morgan birage [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Cool, let's see the 67's you have so far!
Yes there are probably several MS67 45-P's residing in dancso's with beautiful toning as we speak. How do you propose those coins will get from...
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Well there is no doubt that you can find one already graded for a cheaper price if you wait long enough. But you simply are not going to find a...
Thanks for the plug Greg! @rodeoclown, the coin in the link is a registry quality coin and the 45-P is the toughest war nickel to find in MS67....
How about a catamount? [img]
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The BRG Collection--Horses
The advantage to cracking coins out of their slabs is that you can start a new collection; a slab insert collection. Very cool! [IMG] [IMG]
The photo is spot on. Sorry you don't like it, I think it is very cool!
Many times, last one was about an hour ago. I like to buy MS65-66 Jefferson Nickels and crack them out for my album collection. [IMG] [IMG]...
@Kevinfred, I have found a solution to the new PCGS holder. [IMG] FREEDOM!:devil:
Okay, we have a new bar for the 1943-S Jefferson Nickel NGC MS67. Wensy.com apparently has good prices. Unfortunately, you get what you pay for!...
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