I was just in that site the other day. I think they look like a viable option. Makes it even better knowing you’ve purchased there with no...
Ken, Unfortunately, you didn’t help at all! :D Yes, I am after graded coins. I still have a lot of raw stuff, but through the years I’ve been...
Nice to see you post, Albert. This is one of the early commemoratives that’s still on my want list. I haven’t had one “speak to me” yet. I like...
Wow, that is a cool piece, Eric! Talk about details! The one guys fingers are into the rim.
I had that token in my watchlist!! I forgot about it, as is typical with my watchlist items, and didn’t bid on it. Congrats on a fantastic piece!...
Entry post for @expat ! Even when the pooches are in the house, they’re still watching the yard for intruders. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Congratulations, @SensibleSal66 !
Well, there you go, there's your next mission. Put together a short set made up of those holders! That would be a noble adventure!
You working on a short set, Dennis?
The dime in the 1961 set looks to have some very nice colors!
Would you mind disclosing where you obtained these pieces? I’d like to start acquiring some of these and my normal haunts do not have them yet....
That is fantastic! Score one for the good guys. Hats off to the dealers and the actions they took, especially Cabbage Coins.
It appears the younger of the two could be in line for a management position at the US Mint, just look at how she's holding the coin! :D...
Some nice dollar pick ups, Randy! Can’t wait to hear back once you have them in hand.
Nice pick up. That is one sweet looking commemorative.
How fitting, Randy! Can’t wait to see the answers and hopefully coins that pop into this thread!
It goes to what I described the coin as, strongly struck.
I’m going to stick with strong AU on this one.
You’re speaking my love language! This one’s a dandy. Strongly struck and all around clean mint state example. I like it when they get this...
Decent strike and it appears to be a strong AU. These pictures are not conducive to a proper grading assessment, though.
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