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For sale list. Get them here before they go to GC. Prices may seem a bit on the high side but these are generally extremely strong coins graded long ago before plus grades existed. If they don't have CAC it just means it was never sent in. Pictures available on request. Full return (I'll eat postage there, just please pay postage back).

1910-s Lincoln pcgs ms66rd CAC $1950
1934 Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $295
1936 Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $325
1936-d Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $450
1937-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd OGH $1250
1938-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd OGH $550
1949-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $295
1949-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd CAC $295
196o small date Lincoln pcgs ms67 OGH $750
1942-s Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $295
1943-s Jefferson pcgs ms67fs $350
1948 Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $995
1948-d Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $75
1974 Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $995
1979 Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $1950
1945-d Mercury pcgs ms67fb (white blazer) CAC $295
1947-d Roosevelt pcgs ms66fb (nice toner) $95
1952-d Roosevelt pcgs ms66fb (nice toner) $95
1956-d Roosevelt pcgs ms66fb (white blazer) $95
1958-d Roosevelt pcgs ms67fb (white blazer, rare) $395
1962-d Roosevelt pcgs ms67fb (white blazer) $295
1987-p Roosevelt pcgs ms68 $250
more 2005-2010 business strike dimes available (please ask)
1948-d Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $495
1951 Washington pcgs ms67 (rim tone) $295
1952 Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $195
1952-s Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $295
1953-d Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) $1950
1955 Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $1950
1958-d Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $450
1964 Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) $1495
Lots of state and park quarters (please ask)
1945 Walker pcgs ms67 CAC (white blazer) $1950
1953 Franklin pcgs ms66fbl (nice rim tone) CAC $2650
1957-d Franklin pcgs ms66+fbl (nice toner, was CAC) $995
2011-d Kennedy pcgs ms68 $495
1971 Ike pcgs ms66 (nice toner) $995
Lots of Presidential Dollars (please ask)

Thanks for looking!

For sale list. Get them here before they go to GC. Prices may seem a bit on the high side but these are generally extremely strong coins graded long ago before plus grades existed. If they don't have CAC it just means it was never sent in. Pictures available on request. Full return (I'll eat postage there, just please pay postage back). 1910-s Lincoln pcgs ms66rd CAC $1950 1934 Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $295 1936 Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $325 1936-d Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $450 1937-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd OGH $1250 1938-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd OGH $550 1949-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd $295 1949-s Lincoln pcgs ms67rd CAC $295 196o small date Lincoln pcgs ms67 OGH $750 1942-s Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $295 1943-s Jefferson pcgs ms67fs $350 1948 Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $995 1948-d Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $75 1974 Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $995 1979 Jefferson pcgs ms66fs $1950 1945-d Mercury pcgs ms67fb (white blazer) CAC $295 1947-d Roosevelt pcgs ms66fb (nice toner) $95 1952-d Roosevelt pcgs ms66fb (nice toner) $95 1956-d Roosevelt pcgs ms66fb (white blazer) $95 1958-d Roosevelt pcgs ms67fb (white blazer, rare) $395 1962-d Roosevelt pcgs ms67fb (white blazer) $295 1987-p Roosevelt pcgs ms68 $250 more 2005-2010 business strike dimes available (please ask) 1948-d Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $495 1951 Washington pcgs ms67 (rim tone) $295 1952 Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $195 1952-s Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $295 1953-d Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) $1950 1955 Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $1950 1958-d Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) CAC $450 1964 Washington pcgs ms67 (nice toner) $1495 Lots of state and park quarters (please ask) 1945 Walker pcgs ms67 CAC (white blazer) $1950 1953 Franklin pcgs ms66fbl (nice rim tone) CAC $2650 1957-d Franklin pcgs ms66+fbl (nice toner, was CAC) $995 2011-d Kennedy pcgs ms68 $495 1971 Ike pcgs ms66 (nice toner) $995 Lots of Presidential Dollars (please ask) Thanks for looking!

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I did "auto create" sets to see if it added to my total set points. It did. I guess that's one way to count or accumulate points but I didn't really intend to form date sets and w varieties sets. Of course some sets aren't scored yet and so I assume no points are accumulated for those. I went way ahead on the points leaderboard, but I also think that's a mistake anyway as Mountain (aka LostMountainMan) has about as many coins as the rest of us combined! Now that's a true mountain of slabs!

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RyanG

Did you check eBay?

Did you check eBay?
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  RyanG Of course. 2 of them are doable but I need the other 2 or its no good.
  
  [RyanG] Of course. 2 of them are doable but I need the other 2 or its no good.
  
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IanRussell

It's been a day - that's enough time.

It's been a day - that's enough time. 😀
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  IanRussell Haha. Yep, many of them are already half packed up and ready to go. Probably will wait a bit on some of them (and am still waiting to unite my state quarters which are stored across 4 different locations now). Figured selling here would be a long-shot but you never know.
  
  [IanRussell] Haha. Yep, many of them are already half packed up and ready to go. Probably will wait a bit on some of them (and am still waiting to unite my state quarters which are stored across 4 different locations now). Figured selling here would be a long-shot but you never know.
  
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JasonNicholls

MeantToBeSpent this should be resolved now if you could confirm, thanks. It appears to be just an issue for older versions of Safari (16.3 and earlier)

[MeantToBeSpent] this should be resolved now if you could confirm, thanks. It appears to be just an issue for older versions of Safari (16.3 and earlier)
JasonNicholls

We're taking a look - can you let us know what OS (Mac/iOS mobile/Windows/Android mobile) and what browser you're using? Thanks.

We're taking a look - can you let us know what OS (Mac/iOS mobile/Windows/Android mobile) and what browser you're using? Thanks.
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  JasonNicholls Mac laptop/Safari. I will try clearing history.
  
  [JasonNicholls] Mac laptop/Safari. I will try clearing history.
  
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- JasonNicholls
  
  MeantToBeSpent We don't have a fix yet but as far as we can tell happening only for some users with Safari. Until we have a solution you should be able to use Firefox or Chrome instead.
  
  [MeantToBeSpent] We don't have a fix yet but as far as we can tell happening only for some users with Safari. Until we have a solution you should be able to use Firefox or Chrome instead.
  
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ToddPollock

If you are having this issue can you explain what you are using for a browser and laptop, mobile device etc?

If you are having this issue can you explain what you are using for a browser and laptop, mobile device etc?
pcgscacgold

Many of my sets do not show up. Blank screen when I click on a set.

Many of my sets do not show up. Blank screen when I click on a set.

ThePennyLady

PCGS hasn't done a public Friday in a long time that I know of. You can call them and ask if they plan any. Otherwise, you have to submit coins through an authorized dealer, or join their Collectors Club and ship them or drop them off during one of the shows where they have a submission table.

PCGS hasn't done a public Friday in a long time that I know of. You can call them and ask if they plan any. Otherwise, you have to submit coins through an authorized dealer, or join their Collectors Club and ship them or drop them off during one of the shows where they have a submission table.
ToddPollock

ThePennyLady have you head of any?

[ThePennyLady] have you head of any?

McClanMan

Oh man, no Kentucky quarter? Haha.

Oh man, no Kentucky quarter? Haha.
MeantToBeSpent

Funny how some have great strikes and others are poor, just like real coins. Also funny that they are all dated 2001.

Funny how some have great strikes and others are poor, just like real coins. Also funny that they are all dated 2001.

JeffersonFrog

Meant2B. 43-D's come nice, and yours is. I don't think it is 6FS, too many breaks between steps 5 & 6 in my opinion (yellow), and I don't care for the gash across steps 1 & 2 under the 3rd pillar. Interestingly enough, you could make an argument for 7 steps, it looks like something caused a doubling of step 2 (blue). Geeez Louise, I go away for a day and someone actually makes a post in the Jefferson Nickels group.

Meant2B. 43-D's come nice, and yours is. I don't think it is 6FS, too many breaks between steps 5 & 6 in my opinion (yellow), and I don't care for the gash across steps 1 & 2 under the 3rd pillar. Interestingly enough, you could make an argument for 7 steps, it looks like something caused a doubling of step 2 (blue). Geeez Louise, I go away for a day and someone actually makes a post in the Jefferson Nickels group. 😆
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  Thanks JeffersonFrog. Actually it's 45-d and not 43-d and that makes a huge difference. Yeah I would have not accepted this coin for my collection as a 43-d (even at a 43-d price). Ironically these 2 "easy" dates are two of the last few coins I need. I'll have to double check the "gash" you mentioned before bringing it to the safe deposit box. Might be tone. Same with the most left circle you made.
  
  Thanks [JeffersonFrog]. Actually it's 45-d and not 43-d and that makes a huge difference. Yeah I would have not accepted this coin for my collection as a 43-d (even at a 43-d price). Ironically these 2 "easy" dates are two of the last few coins I need. I'll have to double check the "gash" you mentioned before bringing it to the safe deposit box. Might be tone. Same with the most left circle you made.
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  Damn, senior moment. It's still nice ... : )
  
  Damn, senior moment. It's still nice ... : )
Freddie

Nice coin!

Nice coin!
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MeantToBeSpent

The question is where are the 47 NGC ms67 6 step 45-d Jeffs listed in their pop report? Only a couple are in the auction archives since 2000 (including zero in the GC archives). What's funny is it looks like a dozen or so are in the Teletrade archives from the 1990s and sold for as little as $40. Holy cow. Of course I have no idea what the quality of those coins are. The few ones in the Heritage archives don't look so great but it might just be the scan.

The question is where are the 47 NGC ms67 6 step 45-d Jeffs listed in their pop report? Only a couple are in the auction archives since 2000 (including zero in the GC archives). What's funny is it looks like a dozen or so are in the Teletrade archives from the 1990s and sold for as little as $40. Holy cow. Of course I have no idea what the quality of those coins are. The few ones in the Heritage archives don't look so great but it might just be the scan.
MeantToBeSpent

I tend to agree with you in general FlyingAl. If you look at Hansen's set I would not consider most of his coins FS. This particular coin has some tone lines and super whimsical friction, not really cuts, no interruptions in the top 5 steps. The question is would you require the 6th step to be as sharp as the others or if the line makes it, even at 1% thick as it should be, should it count? The right side is ok, maybe some diagonal die crack there at step 6. Coin is graded 67+fs but I feel like it got a bump for the tone and has more marks overall than what I'd like for such a high grade. On the other hand no one seems to have a better one to sell me!

I tend to agree with you in general [FlyingAl]. If you look at Hansen's set I would not consider most of his coins FS. This particular coin has some tone lines and super whimsical friction, not really cuts, no interruptions in the top 5 steps. The question is would you require the 6th step to be as sharp as the others or if the line makes it, even at 1% thick as it should be, should it count? The right side is ok, maybe some diagonal die crack there at step 6. Coin is graded 67+fs but I feel like it got a bump for the tone and has more marks overall than what I'd like for such a high grade. On the other hand no one seems to have a better one to sell me!
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  MeantToBeSpent This is what I'd consider 6 full steps to be.
  
  [MeantToBeSpent] This is what I'd consider 6 full steps to be.
  
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  FlyingAl Yep. Looks like my 40-d! Note though the strong steps counterbalance the weakness in the upper hair and shoulder. Finding a fully struck overall 40-d is tough. The NGC one on GC right now might be close but will also cost a fortune.
  
  [FlyingAl] Yep. Looks like my 40-d! Note though the strong steps counterbalance the weakness in the upper hair and shoulder. Finding a fully struck overall 40-d is tough. The NGC one on GC right now might be close but will also cost a fortune.
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  MeantToBeSpent Yes, that's for sure. I looked at a lot of Jefferson dates on CoinFacts and this was the first one I saw that was truly 6 steps to my standard.
  
  [MeantToBeSpent] Yes, that's for sure. I looked at a lot of Jefferson dates on CoinFacts and this was the first one I saw that was truly 6 steps to my standard.
  
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FlyingAl

I find that I am ridiculously tough on FS. To me, this has far too many gashes and cuts to be considered.

I find that I am ridiculously tough on FS. To me, this has far too many gashes and cuts to be considered.

Elite

I will be adding my own top 10 set soon. It's going to be a doozy!

I will be adding my own top 10 set soon. It's going to be a doozy!
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Elite

Nice set. These are definitely not meant to be spent!

Nice set. These are definitely not meant to be spent! 😆
ToddPollock

This is a great write up. I have not chosen my top 10 but it would be hard between coins I really like, coins from other collectors I have met over the years, etc, etc. Thanks for taking the time to write this.

This is a great write up. I have not chosen my top 10 but it would be hard between coins I really like, coins from other collectors I have met over the years, etc, etc. Thanks for taking the time to write this.
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JeffersonFrog

48-P's are tough. Usually, it's, "nice for a ____." This one is, "exceptional for a 1948-P." Well done.

48-P's are tough. Usually, it's, "nice for a ____." This one is, "exceptional for a 1948-P." Well done.
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