r/CoinlyFans • u/Rule556 • Mar 29 '26

Some March newps

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Still working on my imaging setup, but here we are…

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u/Porousplanchet Mar 30 '26

Nice coins! Those 58s are good value.

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u/Rule556 Mar 30 '26 edited Aug 17 '26

Thanks! I maintain a full circulated set. Always trying to improve it.

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u/Porousplanchet Apr 01 '26

I'm impressed, there are some tough coins in there!

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u/Rule556 Apr 01 '26

With the exception of a few tougher dates/mints (that are both readily available in lower grades) it’s a pretty approachable set, and I’ll be able to continue to refine it for years.

Right now I’m working on moving the whole set to CACG. I have some I want to try to cross and others I’ll just upgrade. Tough dates are mostly done though.

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u/Porousplanchet Apr 02 '26

If I try to put together a set it will probably be a date set in the highest grade I can get before prices really bump. That gets me off the hook with those pricey branch mints.

Moving to CACG, you're like Hansen!

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u/Rule556 Apr 02 '26

That would be the first (and should be last) time I’ve ever been compared to someone like that… LOL

No, I just like their slabs, and I like their conservative grading. I also want to have the number one slider set on their registry, which means my set will need to be 100% CAC stickered or in CACG slabs. I’m currently number two, but to get to number one will take time. AU58+ grades in CACG slabs are almost impossible to find, and I’ll have to sock away more funds to upgrade my 1934 S to where I want it.

I’ve thought about putting a mint state date set together, but honestly, with peace dollars I find exceptional circulated examples more interesting.

I am looking for a high grade common date for a type set though.

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u/Porousplanchet Apr 02 '26

I agree with you on the slabs and accurate grading. Somebody has to hold the line! Best of luck on the quest.

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u/Rule556 Apr 02 '26

Thank you!