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  1. #1 October 26th, 2011

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    Anyone know of a fairly inexpensive, but good quality expanded half shell? Thanks!

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  2. #2 October 26th, 2011

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    Usually "inexpensive" and "good quality" are mutually exclusive!

    That being said, Johnson is not bad at all for the price.

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  3. #3 October 27th, 2011

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    Tango Magic produce some really good ones for a fairly cheap asking price

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  4. #4 October 31st, 2011

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    A reasonable shell such as a Tango or Johnson will do for most purposes, even with spectators burning your hands. If you hold them with a relaxed hand, the folds of your hand will cover any tell-tale signs.

    I have a couple of Schoolcraft sets. They're invisible and beautifully made, but expensive. Most people don't need such a high quality shell, it's more for the pleasure of owning something so perfect.

  5. #5 February 22nd, 2012

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    The rules are available online, so all you really need is a set of pieces with enough variety to keep things interesting.

  6. #6 February 23rd, 2012

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    My first shell was expanded Tango Half Dollar and yes it's cheap but so is the quality. I don't know if it's got better since I got mine two years ago. Recently I got expanded Johnson Eisenhower Dollar and it was 52$ compared to Tango's 36$. Johnson shell quality is much better than Tango in my mind.

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  7. #7 May 3rd, 2012
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    Have to disagree.

    Tango Expanded Shells are exceptional quality and a very good price.

    The profile on the coin isn't stretched or distorted, and the edge/milling is excellent.

    I use them professionally with no problems whatsover.

  8. #8 May 8th, 2012

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    I got a Roy Keupers shell for about 30 bucks on MJM magic. Its fantastic quality

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