Getting close - Silver Roosevelts

Don't know what I'll do after this. I traded away a lot of my pitiful silver stack just to fill the albums. At least this way I have dates I didn't have before

 

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Can't wait to finish mine not one cost over a nickelDid yours only cost 10 cents per coin.

 

a good number of them yes. Not all
Nice

 

Not bad, the remaining dates shouldn't be that hard to find.

 

It is interesting watching you guys fill your collections. Hard work and time consuming, but well worth it. I think back to when I started my Roosevelt and Jefferson sets. They were all in circulation and could be found in any grade AU to VF. You could get UNC at the bank sometimes if you were nice. I was nice to all the Tellers. The only delay we had was to wait for next year to roll around. Now I am old and enjoy watching progress.

 

If you have a local LCS you should be able to fill most of those holes with junk silver coins and you can get mixed ones doing it.

 

Anyway, didn't you say that your LCS wasn't exactly the greatest @Evan Saltis?

 

Hey Evan... PM sent.

 

Working on the wheat penny’s.

 

You could've tried to get the coins out of the flips without destroying them!!!lol.

 

Yeah silly mistake. But I only took out the ones I was putting in the book

 

I was just looking through my dimes too.

 

He still needs a 50-S, 55 and 55-D

 

I have a 50 S. You should see it. It is in an ancient 2 X 2 with the 50's style staples. My old marking system. Let me know.

 

Do they look like this?the only coin 2×2 with staples like this in my collection.

 

Yes. I quit using them when I left for the military in 1961.

 

Theres a 1915 buffalo in it and the 2×2 is sandpaper,ancient so it was probably done around that time by my grandfather.

 

Silver rossies found so far this year would've probably found double as much or so if I wasn't so concentrated on my Jefferson set.The top one is my favorite.

 

You going to give him some morethat's nice he deserves the extra help.

 

My favorite Roosevelt needs a haircut.