Let's see your newest acquisitions!

It came a couple of days ago. Here are my images.

 

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Also here are a couple I picked up at the lcs after work today.

 

Great looking coins, the war nickel is a beauty and the Franklins are both very nice as well does the 1954 have a FBL?.....Alan

 

Got some new coins from my guy in town.




Also picked up some silver certificates. Some are star notes which one is uncirculated. Got a combo deal which is why I picked them up

 

Thanks Alan. No the 54 does not have FBL. Solid gem though, possible 66.

 

Nice pick up, don't know anything about the notes but the coins are very nice indeed congrats...Alan

 

bsowa1029 I remembered after seeing your Franklin I also have one, and only one LOL. I had forgotten about. I bought it over a year ago and put it away it is FBL, here is a picture of the coin. The picture is from the seller who is a good friend.....Alan.

 

It's a great looking coin. One reason for it being FBL is that it is a Proof. All Proofs are FBL.

 

1951-D Lincoln Cent

 

Yea I pretty much got the notes for free so I am happy with them. I love star notes so it is a win....win..

 

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You may want to Check out the Franklin.
With zooming in on mouth I can see 1 fang. You may have a 1954 Bugs Bunny .that would add a few bucks to your buy!

 

1859 Judd 240 Half dollar pattern coin
nice!

 

My three newest Liberty Seated Dimes from Gerry Fortin at American Rare Coins. They are all of the F-104 variety for their particular year.

 

Gerry is one best to buy any seated half Dime or Dime from.


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Agreed. Met him at the LSCC meeting at the last Baltimore show. Good guy.

 

Best $4 ever. 1965-P Quarter, 1936-P Mercury Dime.... dare i say MS65's????

 

I have not seen a 1965 clad quarter look like that since....1965! And, that 1936 Mercury dime ain't too shabby, either!

 

That shouldnt be a Bugs Bunny Variety. I dont think any were ever discovered on Proof Franklins (could be wrong there) but theres also some other tell-tale signs generally associated with the BB variety. You typically see the very top of the bridge of the nose missing on the Bugs Bunny coins, and also can pick up the die polish lines at the back of the head and alot of times right in front of the teeth. I believe thats where they tried to hide the more obvious marks from that die clash