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Nice coins!!!
I like the Booker T Washington set. But putting a high grade set together is not easy.But could be fun if you have the funds

 

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Most would be shocked at what I have in those two coins. I bought and traded for three at once. The other is a '64 Kennedy Proof.

 

Jello
Aren't we talking about the 1964 IHC, not the 1961, to begin with? At least that was the year my response was directed at. ???

 

I don't know how link numbers got changed on clipboard. But should have shown where the L was on the 1864 Indian Head cent like photos on cover. I am sorry I quote before looking again. link is not the one that Shows anyone Where the L is on 1864 Indian Head cent I guarantee it will Not Happen Again. That's all I can say besides I sorry!

 

No problem. I thought maybe I missed reading something. I'm good at that, especially on long threads. At my age, I can even read it and not remember it. :>(

 

Ole Ok I have to clean out that link. I just glad Something else did show Up Under the same cover page

 

A freshly-graded colorful Jefferson Proof (PCGS PR67). Just got the grade and photo back yesterday. Some nice elevation chromatics on the obverse -- check out the blue in Jefferson's jawline and neck.

 

So a customer bought their food today with this. Glad I have a well trained front counter crew to alert me for any "cool" money. Got this for face today at work. Series 1934 $10. Don't know much about but always fun finding old paper money.

 

Find a Coin World monthly Value some months there's a price list for paper money in the back of of coin prices.
If someone here can't help you.

 

Someone told you wrong. The 1859 Indian cent is readily available on-line, coin shows and most dealers. You will have a bit of difficulty finding one only if you're looking for a super-high grade.

 

From one CoinTalk member to another... this cool representative of US coin history arrived in the mail today:



Even my wife appreciated it, which goes a long way towards replenishing my coin budget.

 

My first half cent.

 

Nice! This is on my list of wants!

 

Picked this one up fairly cheap.
Cracked it out of an ANACS slab. I think it was over graded at MS65.

 

Was detailed as FBL??

 

Woohoo. 2 silver quarters found in a single roll at work today. And a nice crisp 1974 $20. Good last two days at the restaurant.

 

It wasn't. There's some slight weakness to the left of the crack on the lower set.

 

I have a weakness for US Mint products.

 

Gift from my mother in law