Hey... new to the group

ISteveador wrote:

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.

Welcome to the group 99% of the time, the wife is always right.
Just wait until bed time and you will see what I mean :-)
Roscoe

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when i try to load this page

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On 06 Mar 2004 00:27:01 GMT, ulsion (Phil DeMayo) is alleged to
have written:

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.


I'd love to see that coin.


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?).


Yes, I forgot about the low relief proofs. *sigh* Getting old.

The numbers above represent resubmissions. I know of one matte that's been
resubmitted 3 times, trying for a higher grade.

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.


Also reflects resubmissions.

I really want a 1921 or 1922 high relief matte. I'm just not sure the satin
proofs really are proofs.

Bruce

On 06 Mar 2004 09:22:30 GMT, pamenot (ISteveador) is alleged
to have written:

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.

Yeah, me too. Heck, I'd give $50 to make a personal examination of all 5 of
them.

Bruce

On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 06:15:38 -0500 (EST), (F B) is alleged to
have written:

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'

AMPA - Australian Milk Producers Association.
Farmers Fighting For Farmers.
http://www.geocities.com/ampa_ltd/

Hmmm....guess I did. Such magic!!!

Bruce

Bruce Hickmott wrote:

On 06 Mar 2004 09:22:30 GMT, pamenot (ISteveador) is alleged
to have written:

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.

Yeah, me too. Heck, I'd give $50 to make a personal examination of all 5 of
them.

Bruce


I am like you Bruce, I would love to see those coins. but I do not
think they will ever be on display in Memphis for some reason
Roscoe

"ISteveador" wrote in message
...
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.

Welcome. Hang around, ask questions, help with the chores, have a beer.
Bill

Bill Krummel wrote:

SNIP

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

Thank you Bill. I am trying to get better, just going to take a
little time is all, but as the Rolling Stones said, Time is on my
side....
Roscoe

Wayland wrote:

"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

Thank you Pat. good to be back
Roscoe

George D wrote:

SNIP

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

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Phoenix, AZ
AAA, AARP, ANA, NRA, RCC ?+1, PIA, PIAAZ, GATF 85006-3032-18-4

Thank you very much George. I know the only reason you wanted me
back. You do not want to take the list back over is all!... LOL
Roscoe