Another of my boring posts.

Hi all. Haven't been on here in awhile. Just a refresher on my old poot social security income coin collecting. I can't afford to buy high dollar coins but I do enjoy the 40%, 90% silver coins. New and old. Not crying, just saying. Added a pretty little 40% silver Eisenhower Dollar to the hoard today. Just thought I would see what you thought about it. $27.00 shipped. You won't hurt my feelings. LOL

 

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Couldn't get the obverse to paste for some reason. Another senior moment. Gonna try something else now and see if that helps.

 

Here ya go, I HOPE.

 

That is a SUPER COIN! High quality and I thought many times of getting one!

 

very nice coin

 

Indeed nice coin...and nice reverse label oriented straight-up with coin.

 

Very nice coin(I like ike).

 

Solid purchase. Nothing about that one to apologize for.

 

Super buy. In this one time I would buy the coin slab for the label to add to my Ike collection.

 

Great looking Ike, and the perfect label for the slab.

 

I don't grade from pictures, but, I detect multi toning pastels, and on that basis, my opinion is this is an outstanding example. For $27 shipped, I would not have even considered the opinion of others. I would have purchased multiples or at least one more, considering stingy SS payouts these days.

 

Hey @GUNNER63736 ,

Here is a great place to shop on a SS budget. I buy from this guy too.

(I have no association with the seller, just recommend his shop for interesting budget items.)

https://www.colleconline.com/en/collection-items/10029/coins-for-sale

Z

 

Just goes to show that even on a fixed income you can find a positive coin within your budget. You did very well, thanks for sharing. Good luck.

 

Your posts are not boring, Gunny, keep ‘em coming! I enjoy seeing your new acquisitions.

 

Great looking coin. I noticed something just left of the bell post and right of the ite in United. My eyes aren't that good but to me it looks like a shadow of earth. Maybe I have been looking at my 1972 ike to long. The price is also a plus. Regards.

 

Thanks for the input folks.

 

Not my cup of tea. I collect coins from the 18th Century to date. I just couldn't get into coins from the Greek and Roman eras.

 

The Ike series is under appreciated and overlooked. Thats plays into a budget minded collectors' hand. Take advantage of it. Don't ever apologize for what you collect. Not only do I happen to like the series, I admire individuals who live within their means. I think that says a lot about a persons character and integrity.

 

This has woken to be the hottest market, I think, in coin collecting. It is insane
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363511825870?hash=item54a2fe45ce:g:KlwAAOSwWSJg8Kec

https://www.ebay.com/itm/403086184343?hash=item5dd9cf0f97:g:TVcAAOSw~wZg8KbW

https://www.ebay.com/itm/133772291529?hash=item1f25732dc9:g:fd4AAOSwnjJgrnMm

https://www.ebay.com/itm/403030536824?hash=item5dd67df278:g:7hIAAOSwvmphA9E8