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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim M, post: 677547, member: 4791&quot;]The first time that all the tables have been sold. I would say based on what I seen there was above average numbers in attendance.&nbsp; What prompted me to talk about this was some of hte coins that I saw at this little local show.</p><p><br /></p><p>Generally I just go to chat with some of the dealers that I know because I know their stock about as good as they do. Same stuff month after month with a few goodies added here and there.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Alot of dealers jumping on the Lincoln Cent bandwagon. Most tell me that it was a good show and people were there SELLING. I finally got to see some fresh Bust Halves, a Decent selection of Large Cents and some Average Circ Barbers.&nbsp; But thats not the Grand Prize.&nbsp; I got to hold in my hand, probably the best assembled set of PROOF V nickels in the world.&nbsp; The guy that owned finished it in about 1960.&nbsp; I watched it change hands from the collector to the dealer. I was offered the set but can not let loose of that kind of change right now.&nbsp; Each coin in this set was meant to be next to the coin it was with. Alot of the coins were rainbow toned on the reverse. I dare say that the proofs were in the Pr66 range and most were in the 67 range a few may hit 68.&nbsp; <b>What a set</b>. I have never seen anything like this and sure I never will again. It was in a black capital holder and after me talking to the dealer should be heading to PCGS for a custom made complete set holder all authenticated and graded.&nbsp; I think this will pull in the 6 figures when it goes up at Heritage as a complete set, Its THAT nice.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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