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Lmao wd 40 duct tape bondo and super glue will fix anything!! Welcome to the world of rednecks anyway I got a knife that'll take care of that green bean if it bothers you!! Nice coin by the way

 

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Not a 20th c guy but I started with wheaties and that's impressive!! Beautiful coins!!!

 

eBay win. Cheap too!!!! for 1922 Canadian 1st yr Nickle.

 

1894 P Morgan, Morgan set is complete minus 1895 Proof

 

Couple of Franklins in my mailbox today... 1958-D and a nice 63-D

 

Took a little gamble on a Franklin over the weekend.
It arrived in the mail yesterday.
Here are the seller's pics.


Here are mine.


It's a shame for the scratches in front of Franklin's face and the scuff on his cheek because the surface's of this coin are amazing. It has incredibly smooth, shimmering, satiny luster and other than those two marks on the obverse and the hit on the liberty bell(which I could live with) the coin is nearly flawless.
This one will be going back up on the bay, unfortunately.

 

Arrived yesterday. Professional 5th edition..

 

Here's another bad picture buy from the past weekend.
Seller's pics


Here are mine




Here's my last purchase from this past weekend, a 1926 SLQ

 

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Here's my last purchase from this past weekend, a 1926 SLQ
View attachment 295430 View attachment 295431 [/quote]All your new pickups are Nice!! But this 1926 Standing Liberty quarter looks to have the R clash next to liberty's left leg just below her left knee???

 

found a few Washington quarters on the bay that I couldn't pass up.

 

I strive for nothing short of ruthless efficciency. Ruthlessness... that's the key to efficiency.

 

thanks for the link... I've been there pretty often, and check regularly

 

My newest addition to my collection consists of Walking Liberty, Ben Franklin, and JFK silver halves. Recently I visited my grandfather up north and long story short, after years admiring his collection and building it with him. ( Ever since I was a child I'd send give him any silver coin I found ).

The coins he let me cherry pick through all came from his local bank. He's lived in the same house since 1949. I only have pictures of the obverse, as it took me a long time to take. The lighting isn't great, but it isn't horrible. They're pretty clear for the most part.

Here is the first round:

The first is a 1962 Franklin toned. He had it in a cardboard 2x2 for 35 years. I remember as a child, my uncle going through his coins and putting them in the 2x2's.

Followed by a 49,49-S, and a 1950

 

Some 1950's Franklins

 

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What do you guys think?

 

You have a lot of silver.

 

Thanks. Working on it.

 

I also have more silver coming in on Monday from provident metals and also ebay!!