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Hello, I have been collecting for a long time, off and on since about 1969. I mainly collect 19th century slabbed circulated type coins but also collect tokens and other exonumia and also enjoy putting together sets of US coins in albums. I’m also very much into vintage coin albums such as Wayte Raymond and similar.
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- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's Gold Dollar Type Set All AU58s" (Gold Dollar Type Set, Basic, Circulation Strikes (1849-1889)).I've just added a set [set:fdc9ee1a-002a-11ef-9350-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 282 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!Commenting is disabled.
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud’s Bust Type Set, no gold" (Basic Bust Type Set No Gold, 1792-1839).I've just added a set [set:ac20d232-ea08-11ee-a264-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 329 Views
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's 20th Century Type Set" (20th Century Type Set, Circulation or Proof, 1900-1999).I've just added a set [set:60a0cdf2-e3a6-11ee-8c3c-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 458 Views
- New Purchase - this one is supposedly struck in copper nickel from a planed downed copper nickel Indian cent according to the sellerNew Purchase - this one is supposedly struck in copper nickel from a planed downed copper nickel Indian cent according to the seller8 Comments 0 Shares 1568 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- How does it look in hand? Usually the copper nickel strikes display a kind of pinkish off white color. This one looks almost white metal or german silver in the photos. I also dont think that the circulating Indian Cents of that composition were "planed down" as that seller stated. Planchets in CU-Ni were available as seen in these specialty strikes, especially in the MidwestHow does it look in hand? Usually the copper nickel strikes display a kind of pinkish off white color. This one looks almost white metal or german silver in the photos. I also dont think that the circulating Indian Cents of that composition were "planed down" as that seller stated. Planchets in CU-Ni were available as seen in these specialty strikes, especially in the Midwest
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- DeadCatWaltz in hand it does look pinkish, especially with natural light[DeadCatWaltz] in hand it does look pinkish, especially with natural light
- 2024-03-14 23:29:12
- Don't see many copper nickel compositions, mostly brass, tin, and lead as "other" or "white metal" tokens. Obviously the die broke and likely due to how harder that metal is. Would be interesting to get an XRF analysis done on it, to see what the metal used really is. Really cool!Don't see many copper nickel compositions, mostly brass, tin, and lead as "other" or "white metal" tokens. Obviously the die broke and likely due to how harder that metal is. Would be interesting to get an XRF analysis done on it, to see what the metal used really is. Really cool!
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- Mr_Spud I can't guarantee that it broke, (I should have said it is close to breaking), from the die cracks it sure looks close to failing, I can't imagine it would last much longer with all the die cracks on the reverse in a pattern like that. I wonder if there are other tokens of the same variety showing any cuds from missing chunks on the reverse?[Mr_Spud] I can't guarantee that it broke, (I should have said it is close to breaking), from the die cracks it sure looks close to failing, I can't imagine it would last much longer with all the die cracks on the reverse in a pattern like that. I wonder if there are other tokens of the same variety showing any cuds from missing chunks on the reverse?
- 2024-03-10 05:08:26
- Gumby After looking at it in the large size I think you are right and I'm seeing things. I thought the globe the eagle is standing on were die cracks. Opps![Gumby] After looking at it in the large size I think you are right and I'm seeing things. I thought the globe the eagle is standing on were die cracks. Opps!
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- Very nice and interesting, I was looking at that one to. seller's pic's almost look semi-proof like.Very nice and interesting, I was looking at that one to. seller's pic's almost look semi-proof like.
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- I wonder if coins where a high percent of guessers guess a grade higher than the grade on the slab are ones with a higher probability of upgrading. Not necessarily to upgrade them, but more like for marketing purposes. For example, if you could state in an auction description that the coin scored a higher grade on a certain percent of the time and it could be verified like a cert lookup if the owner wants it to be public knowledge.I wonder if coins where a high percent of guessers guess a grade higher than the grade on the slab are ones with a higher probability of upgrading. Not necessarily to upgrade them, but more like for marketing purposes. For example, if you could state in an auction description that the coin scored a higher grade on a certain percent of the time and it could be verified like a cert lookup if the owner wants it to be public knowledge.2 Comments 0 Shares 861 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- it presents an opportunity for GreatCollections, they could put the grading distribution from Guess The Grade on the auction page for a coin if it indicates its undergraded, and they could put a link to the coin on Guess The Grade if the coin is up for sale to advertise.it presents an opportunity for GreatCollections, they could put the grading distribution from Guess The Grade on the auction page for a coin if it indicates its undergraded, and they could put a link to the coin on Guess The Grade if the coin is up for sale to advertise.
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- FriendlyEagle7 exactly[FriendlyEagle7] exactly
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- New purchaseNew purchase 🌞2 Comments 0 Shares 1090 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Very nice example, Mr. Spud! Well struck and beautifully toned. What more could you ask for?Very nice example, Mr. Spud! Well struck and beautifully toned. What more could you ask for?
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- I like Monitor's, toned one's even better. Good looking token, nice pick-up.I like Monitor's, toned one's even better. Good looking token, nice pick-up.
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- I've just added a set "Mrs_Spud's FB Roosevelt Dimes Set" (Roosevelt Dimes FB Date Set, Circulation Strikes 1946-Present).I've just added a set [set:ac447fea-cddc-11ee-8e9d-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 438 Views
- I've just acquired this 1910-S Indian Gold Half Eagle PCGS AU-58.I've just acquired this [coin:97f5a997-c163-11ee-81a6-060e37a4c43f].1 Comments 0 Shares 1019 Views
- I've just acquired this 1907 Indian Gold Eagle No Motto, No Periods PCGS AU-58+ (CAC Green).I've just acquired this [coin:88359510-c164-11ee-81a6-060e37a4c43f].5 Comments 0 Shares 1107 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Nicer than some unc pieces, by far, sharp strikeNicer than some unc pieces, by far, sharp strike
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- Looks really nice. I would have guessed higher on the GTG. I get so many 0 point scores on the gold.Looks really nice. I would have guessed higher on the GTG. I get so many 0 point scores on the gold.
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- I keep coming back to this one. Mr. Spud, you have a winner here!I keep coming back to this one. Mr. Spud, you have a winner here!
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- Wow, that is a blazer! Havent seen many AU58+ coins. A real unicorn you have there. CongratulationsWow, that is a blazer! Havent seen many AU58+ coins. A real unicorn you have there. Congratulations
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- DeadCatWaltz thanks, I wasn’t expecting to buy a gold $10 piece today at the Long Beach Show, which is where I got it at, but when I saw it I jumped on it. I really like the way this coin looks[DeadCatWaltz] thanks, I wasn’t expecting to buy a gold $10 piece today at the Long Beach Show, which is where I got it at, but when I saw it I jumped on it. I really like the way this coin looks
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- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's Complete Liberty Type Set" (Complete Seated Liberty Type Set, 1837-1891).I've just added a set [set:ffbc0c3a-b7c3-11ee-825f-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 840 Views
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud’s Complete Barber Type Set, All AU58" (Complete Barber Type Set, 1892-1916).I've just added a set [set:80398f50-b7c3-11ee-a9e1-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 814 Views
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's Twenty Cent and Quarter Type Set, Circulation Strikes, 1796-Present" (Twenty Cent and Quarter Type Set, Circulation Strikes 1796-Present).I've just added a set [set:43b8b39a-b7c2-11ee-baa5-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 803 Views
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's Half Dollar Type Set, Basic, Circulation Strikes, 1794-Present" (Half Dollar Type Set, Basic, Circulation Strikes 1794-Present).I've just added a set [set:ee91d586-b7c1-11ee-bab5-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 770 Views
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's Dime Type Set, Circulation Strikes, 1796 - Present, All Circulated" (Dime Type Set, Circulation Strikes 1796-Present).I've just added a set [set:3d2aebb6-b7c1-11ee-8ace-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 754 Views
- I've just added a set "Mr_Spud's Nickel Type Set, Proof & Circulation Strikes 1866-present" (Nickel Type Set, Proof or Circulation Strikes 1866-Present).I've just added a set [set:f0cbdb86-b7c0-11ee-a0cf-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 744 Views
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