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This is the first time since I was a kid to work with a Capital plastics holder. Does Capital use universal screws? I’d start by checking the manufacturer’s site, though maneuvering it will drive yourself nuts.

 

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Wizard Coin Supply has them on eBay.
@Razz

 

Thanks! Did yours come with the screws?

 

Yeah.

 

Awesome that should be fun! If I ever get my 7070 finished I think I will transfer them to this Capital holder!

 

You may wish to up grade from the plastic screws to the medal ones.

 

Where do you get the metal ones?

 

1871 3CN TDO



They have problems, but the 1880 has a mintage of 21000 and the 1889 has a mintage of 18125. I could not pass them up.

 

Wizard has them at an extra cost ,but well worth the money as over time the plastic screws tend to break. Call them and ask....as you'll go nuts trying to find them on the site.

 

Here's what I am talking about....now realize I am a big fan of Capital holders.
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Plastic screws tend to break see screw heads and threads ,they can turn yellow! Yup....they may yellow into an Amber like color ,however that doesn't mean all in the holder will turn that color ,so if you're the particular type that may disturb you.Then take heed....and up grade to the alum screws.
The medal ones are larger but I like the clean look.

 

Hardware store for the metal ones? Or Wizard Supply?

 

Wizard has them.....

 

I would of pulled the trigger in a ♡ beat !
Again a series that is feast or famine.....high mintages nice specimens low mintages that culls are hard to find. There are some wicked clashes and die cracks

 

I love 3 cent nickels!!!

 

Just under the mark:

 

WOW!

 

Right?

What do you think Abe would grade? (Obviously grading from photos isn't perfect)

 

62 RB?

 

I kinda had it pegged right at that mark, actually. I'm better at cherrypicking than I am at grading, admittedly, so I'm happy to have been relatively close.

 

Haven’t received this one yet. It will be my first nickel 3 cent piece.