Please post your Post Civil War reconstruction era coins!

semikeycollector

There are so many scarce gold coins during this time. I wonder why the mint even made some of them?

1869 $5.00 Mintage 1760

1872 $5.00 Mintage 1660

asheland

Nice!
I have a few:

MS63

AU58:

asheland

MS63:

MS65-RB-

Mr_Spud

ricko

Nice coins... I do not have any post Civil War era gold coins... Cheers, RickO

Kliao

ldhair

coinbuf

I have only these modest coins from that timeframe.

Smudge

tommy44

semikeycollector

@tommy44 said:

Some very choice and rare Liberty $5.00 here!

tommy44

@semikeycollector said:

Some very choice and rare Liberty $5.00 here!

Thank you, I've been collecting that series for almost 50 years now.

robec

liefgold

semikeycollector

@robec said:

Beautiful!

semikeycollector

@liefgold said:

Choice and rare! Very cool!

semikeycollector

@Smudge said:

Love the color on this $2.50!

liefgold

@semikeycollector said:

Choice and rare! Very cool!

Thanks. It was graded before PCGS recgnized PL. Got to believe it would get that now. Currently no PL's for this date at PCGS or NGC.

semikeycollector

@liefgold said:

@semikeycollector said:

Choice and rare! Very cool!

Thanks. It was graded before PCGS recgnized PL. Got to believe it would get that now. Currently no PL's for this date at PCGS or NGC.

Maybe reholder at guaranteed MS-62+ or better, otherwise leave alone? Might take 3 months.

skier07

Tiny coin and big coin both from 1873

BillJones

winesteven

Here are six denominations, limited to just three different dates:
1. PCGS Pop ONLY 2, none finer as RB! Rick Snow says 95% Red:

2. PCGS Pop also ONLY 2, MS66+RB, also none finer as RB. CAC:

3. PR66CAM w/CAC:

4. PR66+CAM w/CAC:


6. PR64CAM w/CAC:

batumi

@winesteven said:
Here are six denominations, limited to just three different dates:
1. PCGS Pop ONLY 2, none finer as RB! Rick Snow says 95% Red:

2. PCGS Pop also ONLY 2, MS66+RB, also none finer as RB. CAC:

3. PR66CAM w/CAC:

4. PR66+CAM w/CAC:


6. PR64CAM w/CAC:

Really nice coins, winesteven. Your 1868 IHC is especially nice. Nice RB IHC borderline red are a great buy today.

semikeycollector

@asheland said:
Nice!
I have a few:

MS63

AU58:

Nice eye appeal!

MWallace

@asheland said:
I have a few:

As I've thought for a long time and have said many times, you have a great eye.

ChangeInHistory

asheland

@MWallace said:

@asheland said:
I have a few:

As I've thought for a long time and have said many times, you have a great eye.

Thanks! 👍

semikeycollector

@winesteven said:
Here are six denominations, limited to just three different dates:
1. PCGS Pop ONLY 2, none finer as RB! Rick Snow says 95% Red:

2. PCGS Pop also ONLY 2, MS66+RB, also none finer as RB. CAC:

3. PR66CAM w/CAC:

4. PR66+CAM w/CAC:


6. PR64CAM w/CAC:

All of these coin are gorgeous. I am partial to the proof 1868 dollar being a seated Collector. I Just keep on staring.

semikeycollector

@ChangeInHistory said:

Seated halves like these in VG or fine are attractive coins!

semikeycollector

@BillJones said:

Lovely 1860 dollar! So much scarcer than a 60-o.
**Oops. It is a lovely 1869 proof.

semikeycollector

@asheland said:
MS63:

MS65-RB-

Eye appeal!!!

semikeycollector

@Mr_Spud said:

Good eye Mr. Spud!!!

semikeycollector

@Kliao said:

Pretty!!

semikeycollector

@asheland said:
Nice!
I have a few:

MS63

AU58:

Great surfaces on that $20! Pretty coin!

semikeycollector

@skier07 said:
Tiny coin and big coin both from 1873

Appealing Trade dollar! I don't see so many 73-p. I recently picked up a California Gold also. Mine is 25c. Nice!

BillJones

@semikeycollector said:

@BillJones said:

Lovely 1860 dollar! So much scarcer than a 60-o.

It is dated 1869 although I know that the photo is dark in the photo area. PCGS graded this PR-63, Cameo.

Thanks for the compliment and your interest.

HoledandCreative

semikeycollector

@Kliao said:

Pretty!!> @ldhair said:

Both pretty coins! The 1866-s dime is gorgeous. So rare in Unc, let alone choice! Whoa!

semikeycollector

@BillJones said:

@semikeycollector said:

@BillJones said:

Lovely 1860 dollar! So much scarcer than a 60-o.

It is dated 1869 although I know that the photo is dark in the photo area. PCGS graded this PR-63, Cameo.

Thanks for the compliment and your interest.

Sorry Bill, I do that sometimes. Lovely1869 proof dollar (Reconstruction right? . The way that the devices of Miss Liberty are frosted in contrast to the proof fields, really draws the eye. Not being blast white, the soft luster really works for this coin!

1630Boston

semikeycollector

@1630Boston said:

A beautiful Trade Dollar! It screams originality! I'm not an expert at grading Trade Dollars, but it looks to be in the BU range. What is the grade?

Walkerfan

semikeycollector

@Walkerfan said:

Beautiful Coin! Great surfaces and luster. Miss liberty with frosted luster really jumps out! What grade?

Walkerfan

@semikeycollector NGC called it a 61 but it looks better to me.

semikeycollector

@Walkerfan said:
@semikeycollector NGC called it a 61 but it looks better to me.

I was also thinking at least MS-62, maybe plus or 63.

fathom

I do not know if this will ever straight grade, Crusty.

semikeycollector

@fathom said:
I do not know if this will ever straight grade, Crusty.

Very original. Tough date as well.

fathom

Oh yeah its original. Both major TPGs detailed it because of the deep scratches and dings. None of it is grafitti, its just heavy commerce. Jingled around in a coin purse or whatever. There are some reddish deposits that could possibly need to be conserved.

Anyway I think it could be net graded for these issues. Doesn't that make more sense than a processed/cleaned/dipped slider special dippy-do coin that straight grades?

C'mon TPGs wake up!

semikeycollector

Reconstruction Liberty Seated Dimes

HoledandCreative

Wow! Not too many semis there, Semi. Jmo

Cladiator