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| Collegebarber's Dansco 7070 Journey
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trdhrdr007
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United States
2315 Posts |
 Posted 07/18/2024 09:29 am
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Great start to a fun set.
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I went through my collection to see what holes I could already fill. My first completed hole was the Large Cent, Draped Bust, 1796-1807: a 1798 2nd Hair Style cent, S-181, EDS, with a 45° rotated reverse. It's my only 18th century U.S. coin. Annoyingly the album hole is way too large. Only the slides are holding the coin in place.
I've run into the same problem. It's aggravating to have a coin that rotates. I've cut thin strips of the paper inserts made for the 2x2 clear plastic flip & put them around the edge of the coin to get a better fit. I used the paper inserts because they are supposed to be inert. |
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| Guess The Price - Season 88 - Winner: Chase007!
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trdhrdr007
Pillar of the Community
United States
2315 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2024 1:51 pm
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| I don't want to ruffle any feathers but the method used to establish the purchase price of the coin from the last round seems a bit off. I'm assuming that the person that appraised the coins didn't give a breakdown of each coins value but any reputable appraiser would have valued the high dollar coins appropriately. I could understand the average cost per coin if it was a box lot or grab bag. A lot of the fun of the game is people throwing curve balls by submitting coins they paid less/more than market value for various reasons. I just don't agree with this particular curveball.... |
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