I had some blue fiber in the Peace capsule on the reverse side. I did get the capsule open and removed the fiber carefully. Outside of this mine...
I have all the regular issues 1932 - 1998 except for the 32 D and S. Uncirculated as well. Working on completing a PCGS graded set for 1932...
I got the same set!! I think I still have the holder somewhere, though I replaced some of the coins later on. I'll have to see if I can dig it up.
I actually got an 1858 LL Flying Eagle in change at my high school cafeteria back in the mid 70's.
I saw plenty of all of those items. I was also there Friday from around 10:15 till 12:30. Actually found a couple of the early mintmarked...
I will try and post some pics soon.
I momentarily thought of some other 'subject' when I say the title of your post...:cigar:
@dennis5151 : The 2 cent piece in my avatar is similarly graded by PCGS as Questionable color: Uncirculated Details. I remain thoroughly ticked...
I will be there on Friday. Looking for some silver proof sets and at least one of the key Washington quarters I need (in MS condition) to...
Sorry, need to step in here - it is 'just PLAIN dumb ones'. Normally Roosevelt dimes do not fly out of your local airport...
What about CoinAge? That was the first mag I subscribed to back in 1973. I believe it is still out there... Admittedly pretty basic.
I think they both looked like type 1s, but the second one looks like a repunched mint mark.
Clad and Silver Proof sets and Uncirculated Mint sets by subscription. Some specials, like the Morgan and Peace and also most of the Apollo 11...
Searched high and low for 1934D and 1935D Washington Quarters, was hoping to find in PCGS MS-63 holders. I found just one 1935D in an NGC MS65...
Thanks for the elucidation on EAC!
One cent and one dime for 2022 so far for me - both minted in Philly.
Sorry, somehow I missed out on the creation of the EAC designation, what does that mean? Seems to be something related to not TPG graded?
I will be there Friday. Wife may be tagging along. Still trying to convince her it is time to spring for the 09SVDB to complete my Lincoln...
Looks a lot like the example I picked up at last Novembers Whitman show in Baltimore.
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