Yet another set completed

With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the same
grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple of
repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they do,
they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still have
many clads to go!)

On Mar 4, 9:24*am, "Scurvy Dog" wrote:
With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the same
grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple of
repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they do,
they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still have
many clads to go!)

Glad you brought up the subject of Roosevelt dimes...and wondering
outloud
about whether they will be valuable in the long-term.

I've gone thru a dozen of bank boxes looking for 2004-d double ear
examples
(this was back in 2004). Didn't find diddly. But I DID find nice
examples of
supergrade dimes that I just couldn't let go. I also found many BU
die-clashes
also.

I'm planning on restarting my hobby by searching bank boxes of
nickels, dimes
and National Park Quarters looking for nice supergrade examples that
I'll save
for my grandkids, I guess. It costs a lot to get coins encapsulated.
'

"Scurvy Dog" wrote in message
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With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the
same grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a
couple of repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later
silver proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they
do, they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are
the silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I
still have many clads to go!)

Good work. I completed the same MS66+ Roosevelt slabbed set a year ago, all
PCGS, stopping at the clads. I figured that these things are relatively
cheap today, and some day collectors might "rediscover" the Roosevelt dime
and demand will increase. I also included the Mercury dimes back to 1940 in
my set. Prior to that they can get pretty pricey in MS66, and then where do
you stop? Like you, I doubt I will live to see any Roosevelt Renaissance,
but I do hope to read about it in the weekly bulletin wherever I end up (or
down).

On Mar 4, 1:23*pm, george pearl wrote:
On Mar 4, 9:24*am, "Scurvy Dog" wrote:

With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the same
grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple of
repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they do,
they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still have
many clads to go!)

Glad you brought up the subject of Roosevelt dimes...and wondering
outloud
about whether they will be valuable in the long-term.

They will not. IMO they are common as sand, but YMMV.

"Bruce Remick" wrote in message
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"Scurvy Dog" wrote in message
...
With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the
same grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple
of repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they
do, they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still
have many clads to go!)

Good work. I completed the same MS66+ Roosevelt slabbed set a year ago, all
PCGS, stopping at the clads. I figured that these things are relatively cheap
today, and some day collectors might "rediscover" the Roosevelt dime and
demand will increase. I also included the Mercury dimes back to 1940 in my
set. Prior to that they can get pretty pricey in MS66, and then where do you
stop? Like you, I doubt I will live to see any Roosevelt Renaissance, but I
do hope to read about it in the weekly bulletin wherever I end up (or down).

Will Coin World still be delivered to us in the afterlife?
If not, it's probably best to renew for only a year at a time!

"Scurvy Dog" wrote in message
...

"Bruce Remick" wrote in message
...

"Scurvy Dog" wrote in message
...
With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of
silver Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use
the same grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a
couple of repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later
silver proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if
they do, they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are
the silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I
still have many clads to go!)

Good work. I completed the same MS66+ Roosevelt slabbed set a year ago,
all PCGS, stopping at the clads. I figured that these things are
relatively cheap today, and some day collectors might "rediscover" the
Roosevelt dime and demand will increase. I also included the Mercury
dimes back to 1940 in my set. Prior to that they can get pretty pricey
in MS66, and then where do you stop? Like you, I doubt I will live to
see any Roosevelt Renaissance, but I do hope to read about it in the
weekly bulletin wherever I end up (or down).

Will Coin World still be delivered to us in the afterlife?
If not, it's probably best to renew for only a year at a time!

If some claims are true, odds are I'll be able to talk to FDR himself and
maybe get some reaction from Teddy about being left off the obverse of the
National Park quarters. May not even need Coin World. I am curious though
if heaven and hell have their own monetary system and who is pictured on
their coins and bills (as if one would have to guess).

On Mar 4, 1:24*pm, "Scurvy Dog" wrote:
With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the same
grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple of
repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they do,
they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still have
many clads to go!)

Here is a web site that may help you in finding the slabbed Roosevelt
Dimes you are looking for to complete your set. I hope this helps you
out or that someone else find this of use. No I'm not paid anything by
this site. Although have bought from them several times past, and I
was completely satisfied with they're service. The website: www.cheapslabs.com

On Mar 15, 3:41*am, sgt23 wrote:
On Mar 4, 1:24*pm, "Scurvy Dog" wrote:

With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the same
grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple of
repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they do,
they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still have
many clads to go!)

Here is a web site that may help you in finding the slabbed Roosevelt
Dimes you are looking for to complete your set. I hope this helps you
out or that someone else find this of use. No I'm not paid anything by
this site. Although have bought from them several times past, and I
was completely satisfied with they're service. The website:www.cheapslabs..com

Maybe this will work better: cheapslabs.com or http://cheapslabs.com
if not just type in the address and the web address and that will take
you straight to the sight. For some reason everytime. I clip on the
original link which gave above. It takes me too www.google.com/cheapslabs.com
..

On Mar 15, 3:45*am, sgt23 wrote:
On Mar 15, 3:41*am, sgt23 wrote:



On Mar 4, 1:24*pm, "Scurvy Dog" wrote:

With the addition of a PCGS 1963D MS66 FB Roosevelt dime, my set of silver
Roosies in MS66 or better is complete.
I have them in NGC, PCGS and ANACS slabs and find they all seem to use the same
grading standards.
I have all the silver proof (1950-1964) Roosies in slabs also plus a couple of
repunched MMs and a mild double die.
I also want to complete a slabbed set of the clad issues and the later silver
proofs.
Apparently, very few circulation strike clad dimes get slabbed, or if they do,
they don't often get offered on eBay.
The clad proofs are another story - they're on eBay all the time, as are the
silver proofs.
While this collection ever be really valuable?
Probably not in my lifetime but it was fun putting it together (and I still have
many clads to go!)

Here is a web site that may help you in finding the slabbed Roosevelt
Dimes you are looking for to complete your set. I hope this helps you
out or that someone else find this of use. No I'm not paid anything by
this site. Although have bought from them several times past, and I
was completely satisfied with they're service. The website:www.cheapslabs.com

Maybe this will work better: cheapslabs.com orhttp://cheapslabs.com
if not just type in the address and the web address and that will take
you straight to the sight. For some reason everytime. I clip on the
original link which gave above. It takes me toowww.google.com/cheapslabs.com
.

Maybe this will work better: cheapslabs.com or http://cheapslabs.com
if not just type in the address and the web address and that will take
you straight to the sight. For some reason everytime I click on the
original link which I gave above. It takes me too www.google.com/cheapslabs..com