need help understanding :)

[ant]

i have been looking for the key dates lists for

 

5c

10c

25c

50c

$1 (non morgan)

 

i need to know key dates in each yr. lots of "rare" "key date" coins on ebay that im not so sure are key dates.

 

also on the 22d missing d penny. how do you know its a missing d? is there a slight d on there? wouldnt a missing d make it a p?

[Conder101]

It would take too long to list all the key dates for all the different series, what you need is to find a reference book such as A Guidebook of United States Coins by R S Yeoman (The Redbook)

 

On the 22 cent we know it is a missing D because Philadelphia and San Francisco did not strike cents that year, only Denver.

[ant]

thank you very much!

[michael]

key date dollars non morgans

 

most are key dates but these are the super expensive key dates

 

1794 flowing hair dollar

 

1795 silver plug flowing hair dollar

 

1804 draped bust dollar type one two and three

 

1797 9x7 small letters

 

1801 proof restrike

 

any gobrecht dollar

 

1851 original

 

1852 original and restrike

 

1854 seated

1858

1865 in au or higher

1870-cc

1870-s

71-cc72cc73cc

 

1875s/cc trade dollar

1874 trade dollar xf and above

proof only trade dollars

78-cc trade

1884 1885 trade

1921 peace

1928peace

1935-s peace

1964 peace

 

after this sorry i do not do susan b's or ikes or golden sacs or prez dollars

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ant]

thanks!

[michael]

50 cents key dates many more are key dates but i will list only the super duper pre 1835 early keys

 

1794 flowing hair

 

1795 flowing hair small head overton 126 127 128

 

1796

1797

1801 1802

1806 stem not thruogh claw knobbed6

1807 bearded liberty way overrated but popular key date

 

1812/1 large 8

1812 single leaf below wing

1815/2

1817/4

1830large letters

1836 reeded edge half************************

1838-o

1839 small letters reverse

1842-o smdate sma letters

1844-o doudle date

1847/6

1846-o tall date

1850

1851

1852

1853-o

1855-s

1857-s

1866-s no motto

1866-p no motto

1870-cc

71-cc

73 open 3

73-cc

73-s no arrows

73-cc 74-cc no arrows

1877/6

78-cc

1878-s the key key date!!

1879-1890 p mint business strikes

 

1892-o micro o

1892-o

93-s

93-o

95-o 96-o 97-o 98-o

95-s 96-s 97-s

 

1904 o and s

1905-o

1906-s

07-s

08-s

1914 1915

1916 walker

1916s obverse mintmark

1921

1921d

1921s

23-s

38-d

46 doubled die reverse

 

after this sorry i do not do frankies or kennedy

 

 

 

[michael]

popular and key 25 cents

 

1796 a one year type

1804

1822 any 1822!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! especially so the 25 over 50 cents reverse

 

1823/2

1842-o small date

1842

1849-o

1851-o

1854-o huge o

1856

56-s---65-s

1866 no motto

1866

66-s

67

67-s

68

68-s69

70-cc

71-cc

71-s

72-cc

72-s

73 closed 3

73-cc motto above eagle

73-cc arrows at date

1887-s/s

1878-s cancelled die obverse and in eagles shield

1878-s

1879-1889 p mint business strikes

1891-o

1892-s 93-s

96-o

96-s

97-o

97-s

1901-o

1901-s the big one

 

1905-o

08-s

09-o

1913

1913-s

1914-s

1916 standing liberty quarter

1918/7-s

1919-d s

1920-d

1921

23-s

24-d

27-d s

after this sorry i do not do washington quarters

[michael]

populsar and key dimes some dimes listed in barbers are common in good vf and mucho way better vf and above and sorry i do not do dimes after merc dimes as i know little to nothing about them

 

1796

1797 all kinds

1798 all kinds

1800-1807

1809

1811/9

1822 the big one

1829 curl base 2

1837-1838 and 38-o no stars dimes

1843-o

1844 overrated but popular

45-o

46 key date

49 o and 52 o

53 no arrows

56-o 56-s

58-o 58-s

59-s 60-s

59 obv of 59 stars and reverse of 1860

60-o

61-s

62-s

63-67 p mint

70-s

71-cc

72-cc

73 open 3

73-cc

73 doubled die

73-cc

74-cc

78-cc

79-1881

85-s

1891-o/o

1892-s

1893/2

93-o

94

94-o

94-s the super duper key

1895 o p s mintmarks

1896 o s 97 o s

98 0 s

1900 o

1901-s 1903-s

04-s

05-o micro o

06-o

09-d

08-o

09-s

13-s 15-s

 

1916-d merc dime

1921

21-d

26-s

1942/1

1941/1-d

1945-s mirco s really choice to gem unc full bands

 

 

 

 

[ant]

will help alot thanks!

[michael]

your welcome

 

tomorrow i will do the 5 cent pieces silver and copper nickel

 

up to buffalo nicks as jeff nicks i know nothing about

[BillJones]

also on the 22d missing d penny. how do you know its a missing d? is there a slight d on there? wouldnt a missing d make it a p?

 

As Condor said, we know that the Philadelphia and San Francisco mints did not produce any cents in 1922 from the mint records. The Denver mint produced its coins from the dies it had available. According to the late Tom Lacey, a dealer who specialized in early 20th century modern coins, the Denver mint was forced to use worn out dies because the Philadelphia mint was "straight out" making dies for the large number of Peace Dollars that the Pittman Act authorized. For many years the Philadelphia mint produced all of the coinage dies for the U.S. mint system.

 

The Denver mint pushed the cent dies that were on hand to the limit. As a result the "D" mint mark was either filled or polished off on three die pairs. The only 1922 Plain that the major grading services recognize is the die pair with the strong reverse die. This coin can be graded by the reverse because it was essentially "normal" with all of the detail struck up. The other two varieties of the 1922 Plain cent are very mushy coins that must be graded by the surfaces for the most part.

 

It must be emphasized that the 1922 Plain cents are NOT die varieties. They are die states of varieties. The same situation applies to the 1937-D three leg Buffalo nickel.

 

There are 1922 cents have a partial or "broken D." In the case the "D" shows up as a poor letter that might be visible only from certain angles. These coins are worth a lot less than the true "no D" die states.

 

Oddly enough, back circa 1987 when slabs were first going into numismatic circulation, I saw a "broken D" 1922 cent in "1922 Plain" PCGS rattle slab. When you held the coin with top pointed toward the light, you could see the "D bump" with a hole in the center. This coin was not a true 1922 Plain and should not have been certified as such. I was pretty cynical about slabs then, and that misattributed coin added to my cynicism.

 

[ant]

thank you very much! great info!

[hoard]

Hey Ant try the below listed website

 

http://www.lincolncentresource.com/1922Ddievarieties.html

[ant]

thanks! with pics and all! very good info !