Hey... new to the group

Thomas wrote:

Just want to say "hi" and hope I can contribute something to the group.

Thanks.
Thomas

Hello Thomas. Welcome to the group and let us know a little about
your collection
Roscoe

"A.B." wrote:

Hi, am also new here...
Have to say: this place simply "rocks big time" - and it's all thanks
to the people here!!!! All of you are so very very helpfull!!!!
The human source is your cutting edge!
Happy to be part of this

A.B.

Welcome A.B. (started to put in the cde,ing)..... You are right
about one thing, there is a few that throws rocks (ducking about
now) even though they live in glass houses, that sounds like me ;-)
Roscoe

Bruce Hickmott wrote:

There are maybe a dozen 1921's and maybe 8 1922's. The 1922 are neat, they
are
done in high relief just like the 1921's, but unlike the other 1922's.

Julian Leidman had a 1922 High Relief grading VF that just might have been a
business strike. So MAYBE some high relief 1922's were released into
circulation.

Since the Anacondan coin was slabbed by NGC I just took a look at their pop
report online. They have graded one 1922 high relief "business strike" as
AU-55.

They have also graded 1922 Proofs in both high and low relief. They've graded
12 high relief PFMA (proof matte?), 2 low relief PFMA and 3 low relief PFSA
(proof satin?).

I'd like to get a look at the high relief they graded a 67.

They've also graded a total of 20 1921 Proofs....4 PFMA and 16 PFSA.




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"Roscoe" wrote in message
...
"A.B." wrote:

Hi, am also new here...
Have to say: this place simply "rocks big time" - and it's all thanks
to the people here!!!! All of you are so very very helpfull!!!!
The human source is your cutting edge!
Happy to be part of this

A.B.

Welcome A.B. (started to put in the cde,ing)..... You are right
about one thing, there is a few that throws rocks (ducking about
now) even though they live in glass houses, that sounds like me ;-)
Roscoe


So, is Roscoe back? Ok, everybody, start saying nice things about him, kill
the bad mouthin.

I hope you are getting better every day, Roscoe, and welcome back. Bill

"Roscoe" wrote in message
...

Welcome A.B. (started to put in the cde,ing)..... You are right
about one thing, there is a few that throws rocks (ducking about
now) even though they live in glass houses, that sounds like me ;-)
Roscoe.

Welcome back!

Pat

Thomas wrote:
Just want to say "hi" and hope I can contribute something to the group.

Thanks.
Thomas

Welcome why don't you tell us about yourself?

Like what do you collect, how long have you been collecting, what part of earth are you
from and stuff like that.

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Roscoe wrote:
"A.B." wrote:

Hi, am also new here...
Have to say: this place simply "rocks big time" - and it's all thanks
to the people here!!!! All of you are so very very helpfull!!!!
The human source is your cutting edge!
Happy to be part of this

A.B.


Welcome A.B. (started to put in the cde,ing)..... You are right
about one thing, there is a few that throws rocks (ducking about
now) even though they live in glass houses, that sounds like me ;-)
Roscoe

Hay welcome back...........

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Hi Folks,
I also be a newbie here, tho have lurked for months, only posting when quirked
or when i have a question.Have gained alot of knowledge just by listening in.
My interest seems to be 1916, love the mercs (don't have the Denver mint mark)
my star possession is a 1917 type 1 quarter,and I paid too much for it 25 years
ago (so the wife said). I seem to shy away from Morgans, but the key date Peace
dollars have an allure for me that I can't resist. By the way I'd give $50 for
a 1913 Liberty head Nickle.

You lost me. How did I do what?
Bruce (Initial reaction was to say I didn't do nuttin!)
You called for lurkers to come forward and they did!!! magic!
Doris
always stick to nuttin'

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snipI forget the rest of the world not only uses the metric system and
watches soccer, but they put "h"s in Tom. I'm from New York where the
"H" would only throw us off and we'd make fun of it (unfortunately).
As for collecting...
Morgans (mostly de-slabbed and wretched looking - just how I likes it.)
Colonial British coinage
Sovereigns
Spanish dollars and all silver crowns
bullion bullion bullion
Hope to get my collection on the net shortly.
Sorry if my collecting interests bore some of you...sometimes I wish I
had more eclectic interests like British Medals issued during Tudor
England between the first and second War of the Roses... I'm just not
that well refined.
Thanks again.
Thomas
Where in NY? I live in orange county.
Your collection is fine. No one here would ever hold it against you.
Remember I collect circulatING coins, Face value only.
Figure I can never lose!!!!:-))
Doris
would love to find a British Colonial in circulation

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