Through the Years in Coins 1900-2006

[MorganMan]

 

 

MM

[cpm9ball]

Okay, who is going to post a 1916-D 10c in MS68?

 

Chris

[Wihlborg]

Well, it's not a '16D merc in MS-68, but maybe this will help move us along.

 

 

John

[hoard]

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[okbustchaser]

[copperman]

[Hoot]

1919 - John, what a great '16 buffernick!

 

 

Hoot

[jgrinz]

Here you go

 

 

m

[jgrinz]

Another sorry for the slab

 

 

m

[RGT]

[WinstonWare]

RGT, that’s one of the best looking Peace dollars I’ve seen. Nice color

[Wihlborg]

John, what a great '16 buffernick!

 

Thanks Hoot.

 

That 1919 sure looks familiar.

 

John

[pendragon1998]

Well, if no one else will post a 1923, I'll post my own specimen:

 

[cpm9ball]

Well, if no one else will post a 1923, I'll post my own specimen:

 

Well, it's about time you did something, Michael.

 

Chris

[copperman]

[pendragon1998]

What a great lincoln!

[WinstonWare]

 

Acceptable?

[pendragon1998]

My executive decision follows............................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vikings are always acceptable in any context.

[WinstonWare]

Cool I got to participate…I still don’t have very many coins at this point so it’s fun that I was able to sneak one in

[cpm9ball]

My executive decision follows............................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vikings are always acceptable in any context.

 

Michael, playing favorites isn't fair. You said (18th post) , in response to my question about SCD's and medals (17th post) , "Let's stick to U.S. coins."

 

Chris

[zrlevin]

I wasn't thinking, I was off by 100yrs.

[pendragon1998]

Michael, playing favorites isn't fair. You said (18th post) , in response to my question about SCD's and medals (17th post) , "Let's stick to U.S. coins."

 

Chris

 

Oh, alright. While I still contend that Vikings are generally acceptable in any venue except tea parties and lingerie shops (and the second is definitely debatable) Vikings are not...sniff...allowed here unless they're on a US coin or commemorative. Medals are not allowed.

 

Thanks, Chris, for holding me to a higher standard Sorry Winstonware.

[cpm9ball]

Michael, playing favorites isn't fair. You said (18th post) , in response to my question about SCD's and medals (17th post) , "Let's stick to U.S. coins."

 

Chris

 

Oh, alright. While I still contend that Vikings are generally acceptable in any venue except tea parties and lingerie shops (and the second is definitely debatable) Vikings are not...sniff...allowed here unless they're on a US coin or commemorative. Medals are not allowed.

 

Thanks, Chris, for holding me to a higher standard Sorry Winstonware.

 

Darn, I was trying to get you to go the other way because I wanted to put something up for 1935 and/or 1960.

 

Chris

[pendragon1998]

Okay, since there seems to be popular demand for inclusion of medals, I'll allow them. This is just supposed to be fun - no need to be too much of a stickler for rules.

[cpm9ball]

M I C H A E L

 

Okay, who has one for 1926?

 

Chris

[MorganMan]

Ok, here is a US coin. Can we move on now?

 

 

 

MM

[Wihlborg]

O.K., O.K. here's one for the coin crowd as well as the medal heads.

 

 

 

 

John

[copperman]

[TJ'S Coins]

[MorganMan]

Is it me or is there something a little funky about Liberty's head in that 1928 photo?

 

Could just be the lighting I guess....

 

 

 

MM