Show us your happy families!

semikeycollector

OAKSTAR

My twins:

TomB

I can share what I call "the triplets". They get along together pretty darn well. All have the same assigned grade, have been submitted once for grading and are in consecutively numbered holders.

OAKSTAR

My Quintuplets: 😂 🤣

OAKSTAR

@TomB- Did your quarters come out of the same rolls of simulate albums?

TomB

They came out of US Mint Sets a few decades ago and were sent in for certification in the 1990s.

FlyingAl

This contrasted set of 1936-42 proofs:

AdamL

dcarr

Twobitcollector

DNADave

Jzyskowski1

Here’s a family photo I’m proud of.
I have wanted one of the 5- coin libertad sets ever since I saw how lovely they looked in hand.
Not finding one that was a price fit for my collecting budget I decided to build one. Coin at a time. I’m still looking for one of the wooden boxes but here they are. (Quick phone photo) 😁( the tenth oz proof, lower right, is the start of the proof set)

1630Boston

My adopted family
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ricko

My favorite 'family' of coins were the gold Britannia sets I had.... but they were sold. Now my 'families' are a motley crew of members that appeal to my and I adopted. We are a strange family, but lots of fun. Cheers, RickO

Mr_Spud

The Doublemint(set) twins

dsessom

I recently bought a graded proof set for 1960, Linda's (my significant other) birth year. Other than my registry sets, it's about the only "family" of coins that I have that I could think of.

jfriedm56

Triplets

Cladiator

P0CKETCHANGE

Old photo, but I’m on the far right

wozymodo

Fraternal Twins ...

jayPem

Some how I ended up with 4 of this marriage... die state progression perhaps 🤔

SanctionII

Here are three families from 1956, two of which are waiting for the return of their nickels (who are on an extended vacation away from home).

Mr_Spud

Basic Seated family portrait

JJM

burdell

BillJones

1855 gold Dollars

Philadelphia

Charlotte (At least the reverse is all there.)

Dahlonega

New Orleans

Catbert

I have a few more awaiting arrival that need to be added to the pile:

And speaking of happy families, my oldest of 5 grandchildren turned 5 recently.

joeykoins

@dcarr said:

Daniel, you should create your next coin
with your dear two loved ones!

joeykoins

That's funny you posted this. I just placed my Fantastic Four, on Ebay yesterday!
All bronze toned out of the same album!

1950d
1955
1956
1964d

Flatwoods

I have several but the Wiener family is a numismatic favorite.

Che_Grapes

PeakRarities

oih82w8

First thing I thought of

Happy Family Stir-Fry

Meats: boneless, skinless chicken breast, sliced thinly
1/2 lb. beef, sliced thinly
6 large prawns, shelled with tail on
1/2 cup scallops
Vegetables:
2 cups broccoli florets
1/4 cup carrots, sliced
1/2 cup straw mushrooms
1/2 cup water chestnuts
1 cup baby corn
1/2 cup snow peas
1/2 cup green, yellow, red bell peppers, chopped
3 green onions, sliced
Aromatics:
1/2 tablespoon garlic, minced
1/2 tablespoon ginger, minced
1 teaspoon sesame oil Sauce
1/2 cup beef broth
1 1/2 tablespoons oyster sauce
1 1/2 tablespoons thin soy sauce
1 1/2 tablespoons sweet/thick soy sauce
3 tablespoons sugar
Pepper to taste
1 tablespoon cornstarch mixed with 2 tablespoons cold water

https://thecookingjar.com/happy-family-stir-fry/

SkyMan

Cladiator

A few Morgan sisters from the box of 20...

Mr_Spud

The Nickel family

mcarney1173

Mr_Spud

And here’s the extended Seated Liberty family

Goldbully

A once happy forum member's family had a major argument amongst themselves.

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kaz

3 1876 CC type 1/1's, the DDR, wide CC, and "normal" rev (the most scarce, and unfortunately in this case, cleaned)

Floridafacelifter

Girls nite out!

CharlotteDude

Maybe it’s just me, but I seem to to detect a theme to this thread.

Pay no attention to the Dahlonega piece there, it was added to aesthetically even things out.

MilesWaits

The funnest purchase from my BST Family:

semikeycollector

@OAKSTAR said:
My twins:

Beautiful!

semikeycollector

@TomB said:
I can share what I call "the triplets". They get along together pretty darn well. All have the same assigned grade, have been submitted once for grading and are in consecutively numbered holders.

These are all breathtaking!!!

semikeycollector

@OAKSTAR said:
My Quintuplets: 😂 🤣

I've got to get some of these W's!

semikeycollector

@FlyingAl said:
This contrasted set of 1936-42 proofs:

I love these proofs!!

semikeycollector

@AdamL said:

Eye candy! Really nice!

semikeycollector

@MilesWaits said:
The funnest purchase from my BST Family:

Beautiful art work!!!

semikeycollector

@CharlotteDude said:
Maybe it’s just me, but I seem to to detect a theme to this thread.

Pay no attention to the Dahlonega piece there, it was added to aesthetically even things out.

I love these Charlottes! So nice for the grades! I need me a Charlotte! Started collecting Lib $5 about 2 years ago. I don't think I'll ever have this many Lib $5s..

TwoSides2aCoin

They're all about a buck ( one dollar). The happy Buck family.