Post a coin from a series you used to collect.

[SkyMan]

I'm sure many/most of us have collected a variety of coin series over time. Sometimes we sell all the coins from that series when we disperse it, sometimes we save a coin (or more) from that series. Post a coin that you SAVED from a series that you used to collect, but have since dispersed most of the coins from that series. I used to collect Peace dollars (I still FAR prefer them to Morgans). Here's the one coin I kept from that set. A PCGS (rattler) MS64.

 

[Brol]

I used to collect Lincolns, mostly in MS66. I stopped when I had more than 50 of them.. Still miss them though..

 

[rrantique]

[jom]

 

jom

 

 

[Elbesaar]

[mkman123]

beautiful coins all! I recently got into numismatics as I was more into bullion.

[HiHoAudio]

[BillJones]

I used to collect half cents by die variety. Here is my 1802, which was the most valuable piece I had. This one came from the Garrett collection. It was plated in Dave Bower's book about that collection, and Breen listed it in his condition census. A lot of EAC people discounted the opinion that it was a condition census piece although Roger Cohen thought that it was in the top ten.

 

I sold it years ago when I broke up the collection.

 

[wheat'swheats]

I used to collect half cents by die variety. Here is my 1802, which was the most valuable piece I had. This one came from the Garrett collection. It was plated in Dave Bower's book about that collection, and Breen listed it in his condition census. A lot of EAC people discounted the opinion that it was a condition census piece although Roger Cohen thought that it was in the top ten.

 

I sold it years ago when I broke up the collection.

 

tell me about the punch on the 2

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[SkyMan]

Lovely coins everyone!

 

Bill, lovely coin, BUT the instructions for this thread are specifically a coin that you've kept even though you've broken up the set... e.g. something that you liked enough that you kept.

[johnny9434]

nice coin all. what is a wonderful example of a 1802/0 half cent as well

[BillJones]

Lovely coins everyone!

 

Bill, lovely coin, BUT the instructions for this thread are specifically a coin that you've kept even though you've broken up the set... e.g. something that you liked enough that you kept.

 

OK, I still have this 1807 half cent. It is a fairly important piece because it is an example of the early die state with the dentiles still showing on the obverse.

 

[SkyMan]

Yowsah! Nice one!

[crypto79-migration]

This is pretty Rare for a peace dollar

 

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This is pretty Rare for a peace dollar

 

 

That's realy cool!