I am a cashier in PA and have gotten 4 mercury dimes in the last 2 weeks. Still waiting on other coins.

I just receive my bag of dimes today. I missed the buy email from the usmint for the liberty quarter..well reminder is set for the next four. Hopefully a bank will them soon in NC

Only to those with a guilty conscience.

this year i’m only getting the annual sets, the 5 quarter rolls, half dollar rolls and dime rolls, plus a couple ASEs, it’s all on subscription except the quarter rolls, right now i’m 2 out of 3 on those. i think i will try to trade off one of the other rolls for which I was able to get 2 of for one of these. if that doesn’t pan out, the bags are my backup plan.

yeah, but that’s 4:30am for me.

clearly fires only happen on the east coast

@JQC, I’d be happy with an AU55 or AU58. The MS62 is what a coin show dealer has for $4,200.

LOL.

Is that a CC (Carson City) set of Eagles or a CC (Credit Card) set of eagles?

Several interesting items went today:

1878 Pattern Quarter Eagle. Judd-1566, Pollock-1756. Rarity-8+. Gold. Reeded Edge. Proof-66 Cameo (CACG). ($439,200 and I kept the cursor on the far right side of the screen)

1857-S Liberty Head Double Eagle. Variety-20A. Spiked Shield. MS-67 (PCGS). CAC. With One Pinch of California Gold Dust. SS Central America Label. ($146,400 and very tempting)

1915-S Panama-Pacific Exposition $50. Round. MS-64 (PCGS). CAC. CMQ. ($140,300 and thankfully I didn’t need to bid)

1870-CC Liberty Head Eagle. VF-30 (PCGS). OGH. ($82,350 and there’s your CC, JQC; tempting as a first issue but I already have the half eagle representative)

1879 Four-Dollar Gold Stella. Coiled Hair. Judd-1639, Pollock-1839. Rarity-7-. Copper. Reeded Edge. Proof-64 BN (PCGS). OGH Rattler.2024 ($79,200 and not gold but a rare STELLA nevertheless)

230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Dollar. High Relief. Gold. Special “230” Privy Mark. 25th Coin Struck. Proof-70 Deep Cameo (PCGS). With Original Case. ($56,120 but went for only about $4k more than the original purchase price before the buyer’s premium)

1893-CC Liberty Head Double Eagle. MS-63 (PCGS). CMQ. ($45,140 and another tempting CC but I already have the half eagle as my last issue sample)

1860-D Liberty Head Half Eagle. Winter 46-FF. Large D. AU-58+ (PCGS). CAC. CMQ. ($36,600 and if I ever went after a Dahlonega set seriously, I’d kick myself for sitting this one out)

1854-D Three-Dollar Gold Piece. Winter 1-A. EF-40 (PCGS). ($34,160 and as the only $3 D, I really had to restrain myself)

1838-C Classic Head Quarter Eagle. HM-1, Winter-1. Rarity-4. AU-55 (PCGS). CAC. ($29.280 but I have the Charlotte ’38 half eagle as my first release example; otherwise, I’d have been playing)

There was also a substantial collection of toned Barbers available. Several sold for over $40k.

Thanks, Rich. It is an impressive design. I’m looking forward to seeing the coin in person.

Howard: SB has several more quarter eagles up for sale on Thursday if your bucket list is interested.