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- I've added these coins to my inventory:
• 1914-D Lincoln Cent ANACS G-4 Details
• 1872-S Seated Liberty Silver Dollar ANACS G-4 Details
• 1914 Barber Half Dollar ANACS VG-8
• 1877 Seated Liberty Half Dollar ANACS VF-35 Details
• 1909 Lincoln Cent V.D.B. ANACS MS-62 RD
• 1824 Capped Bust Half Dollar ANACS VF-25 Details
• 1857 Flying Eagle Cent ANACS VF-20 Details
• 1930 Buffalo Nickel ANACS MS-60
• 1936-D Buffalo Nickel ANACS MS-65
• 1883 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS-62
• 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS-61
• 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS-60 Details
• 1891 Seated Liberty Dime ANACS MS-60
• 1834 Classic Half Cent ANACS VG-10 BN
• 1892-O Barber Quarter ANACS F-15
• 1853 Silver Three-Cent Piece ANACS VF-30
• 1853 Seated Liberty Quarter Arrows and Rays ANACS VF-25 Details
• 1836 Capped Bust Half Dime Small 5C ANACS F-12 Details
I've added these coins to my inventory: • [coin:3d72e516-9fd7-11ef-98d1-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d730e92-9fd7-11ef-9711-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d732b3e-9fd7-11ef-9c81-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d733b56-9fd7-11ef-a0de-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d734a38-9fd7-11ef-bd5e-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d7358a2-9fd7-11ef-8195-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d7367b6-9fd7-11ef-9a68-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d7374d6-9fd7-11ef-adaa-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73820a-9fd7-11ef-b0c7-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d738f5c-9fd7-11ef-8dbf-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d739d1c-9fd7-11ef-bb3d-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73ab9a-9fd7-11ef-99a1-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73b91e-9fd7-11ef-84f5-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73c5a8-9fd7-11ef-b28a-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73d232-9fd7-11ef-b694-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73ded0-9fd7-11ef-919e-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73ecea-9fd7-11ef-a01b-0660ea78a99b] • [coin:3d73fa00-9fd7-11ef-8829-0660ea78a99b]0 Comments 0 Shares 85 Views - I've just acquired this 1942 Lincoln Cent ANACS Proof-62 RD.I've just acquired this [coin:b9a543be-9fd6-11ef-91e2-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 84 Views
- I've just acquired this 1909 Lincoln Cent ANACS MS-64 RD.I've just acquired this [coin:ad5da8b2-9fd6-11ef-82c0-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 84 Views
- I've just acquired this 1902 Indian Cent ANACS MS-63 RB.I've just acquired this [coin:9fe533da-9fd6-11ef-b8ab-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 82 Views
- I've just acquired this 1904 Indian Cent ANACS MS-63 RB. NIce red brown, borderline red example. Picked up for red brown money. What a deal!I've just acquired this [coin:77505508-9fd6-11ef-908f-0660ea78a99b]. NIce red brown, borderline red example. Picked up for red brown money. What a deal!0 Comments 0 Shares 96 Views
- Recently upgraded my 1972 Type 2 from AU-53 to this coin, a PCGS MS-61. I know it is low end of MS range, but it is actually a nice coin with good luster. May upgrade at some point in the future, but happy for now.Recently upgraded my 1972 Type 2 from AU-53 to this coin, a PCGS MS-61. I know it is low end of MS range, but it is actually a nice coin with good luster. May upgrade at some point in the future, but happy for now.0 Comments 0 Shares 224 Views
- Just curious people's opinions on the new CACG slabs. I have not seen one yet in person, but the slabs look very substantial and thick. Does anyone worry that once a coin is in a CACG slab it will be next to impossible to get out (possible damage in the process)?
Just curious people's opinions on the new CACG slabs. I have not seen one yet in person, but the slabs look very substantial and thick. Does anyone worry that once a coin is in a CACG slab it will be next to impossible to get out (possible damage in the process)?9 Comments 0 Shares 3096 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- I've heard they are very strong, but can't that occur with any slab?I've heard they are very strong, but can't that occur with any slab?
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- I snagged my first 3 CACG coins for inventory (1934 Peace Dollars) at ANA so I've finally had a chance to see what it's like to actually handle these. I like 'em. They stack REALLY well together -- there's virtually no gap when you put them in a double-row box so it feels like a nice solid block of plastic. The individual coins look nice in a display case -- almost OGH-like, and as expected the green "sticker" stands out when you're visually scanning a display case. I do really wish the "sticker" on the label were the exact same dimensions as a real CAC sticker (it's smaller and a slightly different aspect ratio). It would be nice to have a consistent look of the sticker across all coins. I'm kinda not-so-secretly hoping they change the design to fix that inconsistency.I snagged my first 3 CACG coins for inventory (1934 Peace Dollars) at ANA so I've finally had a chance to see what it's like to actually handle these. I like 'em. They stack REALLY well together -- there's virtually no gap when you put them in a double-row box so it feels like a nice solid block of plastic. The individual coins look nice in a display case -- almost OGH-like, and as expected the green "sticker" stands out when you're visually scanning a display case. I do really wish the "sticker" on the label were the exact same dimensions as a real CAC sticker (it's smaller and a slightly different aspect ratio). It would be nice to have a consistent look of the sticker across all coins. I'm kinda not-so-secretly hoping they change the design to fix that inconsistency.
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- They are thick - they feel solid while holding. Breaking out of the holder will be difficult, but I love that chips in the holder will be almost non-existent.They are thick - they feel solid while holding. Breaking out of the holder will be difficult, but I love that chips in the holder will be almost non-existent.
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- I picked up one of the free samples at the Pittsburgh ANA. It has a thin raised edge on both sides, probably for stacking, which gives it the thick appearance. My guess is that it won’t be any harder to break a coin out of this new CACG slab than a PCGS or NGC slab, but I’m sure we’ll start hearing from dealers and collectors if otherwise.I picked up one of the free samples at the Pittsburgh ANA. It has a thin raised edge on both sides, probably for stacking, which gives it the thick appearance. My guess is that it won’t be any harder to break a coin out of this new CACG slab than a PCGS or NGC slab, but I’m sure we’ll start hearing from dealers and collectors if otherwise.
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- Recently purchased several 1965 Churchill Crown minted to honor his death. Bought several of them for $2 each. Love the weight, feel like a silver dollar! Really cool affordable coins.Recently purchased several 1965 Churchill Crown minted to honor his death. Bought several of them for $2 each. Love the weight, feel like a silver dollar! Really cool affordable coins.1 Comments 0 Shares 1256 Views
- Cameos are the bomb!! Please join the amazing "US Cameo Proof / SMS Coins 1950-1972" group here on Mycollect and join the conversation.
Cameos are the bomb!! Please join the amazing "US Cameo Proof / SMS Coins 1950-1972" group here on Mycollect and join the conversation.
0 Comments 0 Shares 1564 Views - Recently purchased a 1965 Crown with Churchill portrait minted shortly after his death. Love this coin, Churchill portrait very unique. Weight of coin feels substantial. Picked up several for $2 each. I know these are common, but the purchase took me back to the roots of why I collect. Coin does not have to be rare, just interesting. This one checked that box. Thanks for looking.Recently purchased a 1965 Crown with Churchill portrait minted shortly after his death. Love this coin, Churchill portrait very unique. Weight of coin feels substantial. Picked up several for $2 each. I know these are common, but the purchase took me back to the roots of why I collect. Coin does not have to be rare, just interesting. This one checked that box. Thanks for looking.0 Comments 0 Shares 649 Views
- While I know this is US coins, which I primarily collect, thought I would share a recent inexpensive find: 1965 Churchill Crown. Really cool coin minted to honor him shortly after his death. I bought several. Might even consider one for a pocket piece!While I know this is US coins, which I primarily collect, thought I would share a recent inexpensive find: 1965 Churchill Crown. Really cool coin minted to honor him shortly after his death. I bought several. Might even consider one for a pocket piece!3 Comments 0 Shares 1523 Views
- Join the recently formed group "US Cameo Proof / SMS Coins 1950-1972" group on Mycollect! Share your pictures and adventure stories tracking down these elusive cameo gems!Join the recently formed group "US Cameo Proof / SMS Coins 1950-1972" group on Mycollect! Share your pictures and adventure stories tracking down these elusive cameo gems!
0 Comments 0 Shares 1498 Views - From my collection acquired Feb 19, 1994, J. Mahnken, Liquors & Segars, 19th & 22nd West St NY (reverse "Union Forever") 630 AT-3a R-2. According to Trows New York Directory (1865) "James" Mahnken was still doing business at this address.From my collection acquired Feb 19, 1994, J. Mahnken, Liquors & Segars, 19th & 22nd West St NY (reverse "Union Forever") 630 AT-3a R-2. According to Trows New York Directory (1865) "James" Mahnken was still doing business at this address.0 Comments 0 Shares 1136 Views
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