Dan769

Either a 1875-CC or 1876-P, 20 cent piece in AU, really prefer the CC

1906 Indian Head Cent from the bank.

While a coin shop is fun to go to, many nowadays are just bullion exchange mediums. There hasn't been a decent shop down here in Vero Beach since i moved here 11 years ago. Just do the Melbourne show which is nice BTW, and all the great online dealers. Shop in your underwear while nursing a beer, listing to the Yankees on tv.

I know they will sell, but of course not for what i really want for them. So unless a dealer knocks me over with a strong price(very doubtful) they most likely will stay in my custody a bit longer.

Art , like you I am paring down the collection, or better yet accumilation. I have way too much stuff i never even look at, and was shocked I had when I went thru everything recently. I am seriously thinking of selling my complete CC Morgan Dollar coins at FUN in January. I would really like to finish my 20 cent set in XF or better, not including the 1876-CC Of course add to the never ending US Type set in my Dansco 7070 I will think of others...

Ok, off to Goodwill!!

I have the following red books: 14th edition-1961 15th edition-1962 18th edition-1965 35th edition-1982 42nd edition-1989 Blue books: 17th edition-1960 19th edition-1962 All books look to be in decent condition, but I am no book expert. No rips, and covers are sod lidly intact. $2 each or $10 for them all. Factor in $2 a book to ship, I will refund the difference if the shipping is less. Thanks, Dan

Tough to find a key date with those numbers!

Forgot to add, found a clad dime and a canadian dime in our version of the coin counting machine.

Nice haul!

I checked all the time and there is never a coin in the return slot. I've since stopped checking.

I'm going to disagree here, and say it's F12. Those 20 center grading standards are a bit different. Nice coin, I hope you did pay VG8 money for it.

I'll go AU.

Bump for the newbies!

I have bought both, and as a newbie 6 or 7 years ago I bought all my CC Morgans in slabs, not trusting my own judgement. Now I stick to raw with an occasional slab purchased for the type set, which gets immediately cracked out. As others said, there are some benefits on both sides.

I voted Trade dollar, I like most of them and may have picked Peace, but the reverse on them always seems to be weakly struck.

I picked Barber, I was torn between barbers and seated halves. Trust me I love the early halves as much as anyone, but I guess I voted on the one I can actually afford to buy.

Bustie

Buffalo, shield would be nice if they had bolder dates

SLQ Type 1, in XF. I'm kinda partial to nicely circulated Barbers also

1816 Large Cent from Blackhawk, always a good transaction. Thanks!

A little late , sorry Art. Received DVD from contest and 2 greysheets with lead stories about coins from the Carson City Mint, EXTREMELY COOL!!!! Thank you Art

Canvas bag received from contest, Thanks Art

Lightning fast payment from "Mr. Two Dollar Bill" Thanks

Quick payment, good to deal with! Thanks, Jtryka