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re: Tips from MT Coin Collectors
Posted on 1/17/13 at 4:00 pm to RickAstley
Posted on 1/17/13 at 4:00 pm to RickAstley
I have full sets (no error coins) in Whitman books of the following:
Indian Head Cent (1856-1909)
(2) Lincoln Cents (1909-mid 1970's) - one set is missing 1909-S VDB
Liberty Head Nickels (1883-1913)
(4)Jefferson Nickles (1938-1964)
Mercury Dimes (1916-1945)
Roosevelt Dimes (1946-mid 1970's)
Washington Head Quarter (1932 - Mid 1970's)
Liberty Halves (1937-1947)
Franklin Halves (1948-1963)
Peace Dollar (1921-1935)
Various (nothing rare) double eagles, quarter eagles and dollar gold pieces
Various CC dollars and Dollars minted in New Orleans
Various mid-20th century proof sets
A few pages of early 20th century US paper currency
A few pages of confederate currency
A few pages of late 19th century and early 20th century Northern European coins
A couple of roman coins (they look roman - I really don't know what the hell they are)
Some Spanish Reals
A few dozen random Peace and Morgan Dollars
A few dozen silver eagles
Multiple rolls of silver mid 20th century US dimes & quarters
Multiple rolls of wheat pennies
A wooden nickel
I am not a big fan of the silver eagles because they never circulate. They are nice coins and lots of people collect them, but they are all MS and minted to be collected so I don't see how they will have the numismatic value of the coins that actually circulated. However I do want the 1995-W and might buy one at a weak moment.
The only thing I've ever sold is the 2006 Silver Eagle 3 coin set w/ reverse proof....I have no intention of ever selling anything else it all has too much sentimental value. But I do hope to get my Daughter interested in it one day so she doesn't sell it all and go buy a bunch of worthless junk.
Indian Head Cent (1856-1909)
(2) Lincoln Cents (1909-mid 1970's) - one set is missing 1909-S VDB
Liberty Head Nickels (1883-1913)
(4)Jefferson Nickles (1938-1964)
Mercury Dimes (1916-1945)
Roosevelt Dimes (1946-mid 1970's)
Washington Head Quarter (1932 - Mid 1970's)
Liberty Halves (1937-1947)
Franklin Halves (1948-1963)
Peace Dollar (1921-1935)
Various (nothing rare) double eagles, quarter eagles and dollar gold pieces
Various CC dollars and Dollars minted in New Orleans
Various mid-20th century proof sets
A few pages of early 20th century US paper currency
A few pages of confederate currency
A few pages of late 19th century and early 20th century Northern European coins
A couple of roman coins (they look roman - I really don't know what the hell they are)
Some Spanish Reals
A few dozen random Peace and Morgan Dollars
A few dozen silver eagles
Multiple rolls of silver mid 20th century US dimes & quarters
Multiple rolls of wheat pennies
A wooden nickel
I am not a big fan of the silver eagles because they never circulate. They are nice coins and lots of people collect them, but they are all MS and minted to be collected so I don't see how they will have the numismatic value of the coins that actually circulated. However I do want the 1995-W and might buy one at a weak moment.
The only thing I've ever sold is the 2006 Silver Eagle 3 coin set w/ reverse proof....I have no intention of ever selling anything else it all has too much sentimental value. But I do hope to get my Daughter interested in it one day so she doesn't sell it all and go buy a bunch of worthless junk.
Posted on 1/17/13 at 8:05 pm to Great Plains Tiger
A few of the things that I have:
1981 Russian Proof Set:
Assortment of specialized coins from events or places:
Set of 1940 coins and rolls of unopened bicentennial halves:
Bucket of Susan B Anthony Dollars:
1864 Confederate $10 in Extra Fine condition:
Bicentennial Proof Set:
Commemerative Silver Dollar:
$2 bills and older foreign currency:
Half Dimes (one with O mint mark):
Fractional Currency, Confederate currency, silver certificates & $10 gold note:
Gold Notes, Louisiana Notes, Louisiana Baby Bond, Military Payment money & Confederate currency:
First Credit Card - Chargeaplate Baton Rouge:
Assortment of errors and old coins:
Huguenot half dollar commemorative piece Front and back:
Eisenhower dollars and 1921 Morgan:
1773 El Cazador Reale (shipwreck):
1829 Liberty Bust:
Uncut $2 bills and assortment of coins of all sorts:
Random coins I haven't cataloged:
Eisenhower dollar book and nickle book:
Ellis Island Commemorative:
More Random Stuff:
Old Mint Commemorative Proof:
Various proof sets:
And that's all I have time for. Thanks for looking.
1981 Russian Proof Set:
Assortment of specialized coins from events or places:
Set of 1940 coins and rolls of unopened bicentennial halves:
Bucket of Susan B Anthony Dollars:
1864 Confederate $10 in Extra Fine condition:
Bicentennial Proof Set:
Commemerative Silver Dollar:
$2 bills and older foreign currency:
Half Dimes (one with O mint mark):
Fractional Currency, Confederate currency, silver certificates & $10 gold note:
Gold Notes, Louisiana Notes, Louisiana Baby Bond, Military Payment money & Confederate currency:
First Credit Card - Chargeaplate Baton Rouge:
Assortment of errors and old coins:
Huguenot half dollar commemorative piece Front and back:
Eisenhower dollars and 1921 Morgan:
1773 El Cazador Reale (shipwreck):
1829 Liberty Bust:
Uncut $2 bills and assortment of coins of all sorts:
Random coins I haven't cataloged:
Eisenhower dollar book and nickle book:
Ellis Island Commemorative:
More Random Stuff:
Old Mint Commemorative Proof:
Various proof sets:
And that's all I have time for. Thanks for looking.
This post was edited on 1/17/13 at 8:10 pm
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