New Coins today

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by cmbdii, Mar 16, 2005.

  1. cmbdii

    cmbdii New Member

    I got some expected coins in today! My set of French Euro FINALLY arrived. And I also got a 1941-D Merc. Dime, and a 1956-P GEM UNC Roosevelt Dime. The Dimes were mailed Monday of last week, and the Euro were mailed on Wednesday of last week. I'm starting to get angry with the post office, because everything is taking soo long.
     
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  3. CoinOKC

    CoinOKC Don't Drink The Kool-Aid

    Hi, Joe.. did you win these off eBay? Were either of the dimes slabbed? I bought a roll of '56-D dimes the other day in an original bank roll... I opened the roll and they all look Gem BU (except for the end coins, of course). What's a good way to get rid of those ugly end coins? Perhaps, I'll leave them as a tip and see if the waiter or waitress notices that it's silver. :)

    I've thought about buying some Euros, perhaps either German or Greek. Those are really interesting... how about a pic of your French Euro's? ... and the Merc and Roosevelt while you're at it?
     
  4. cmbdii

    cmbdii New Member

    Slabbed? haha, I dunno what that is ;) But I ordered the Euro off of Ebay, and the Dimes, a friend sent me. And congrats on those silver dimes you got! And, I'm sorry, buy my damn scanner is being dumb, so I cant get you a pic. I have 2 scanners and 2 computers, and niether of the scanners will work on either of the computers.
     
  5. Speedy

    Speedy Researching Coins Supporter

    A slab is a case where the coin was graded by a Co.--most of the time PCGS NGC IGC PCI and ANACS and many others...they grade the coin and place it in a case to keep it from harm...search on line and you will learn fast..
    Speedy
     
  6. cmbdii

    cmbdii New Member

    Oh, no, its not a slab lol, but it is in a 2x2 card.
     
  7. crystalk64

    crystalk64 Knight of the Coin Table

    Good to find another Euro collector here! It is very addictive and the first thing you know...BAM...searching for silver Euro commemoratives!!!
     
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