Post your coins that are displayed as Plate coins in Coin Facts.

SanctionII

I have these two 1963 quarters:

PF68

PF69CAM

PeakRarities

Do you mean THE plate coins, as in the ones at the very top of the page in the highest grades, or the ones used as a representative of each grade when you hit "more images"?

Windycity

I have a number of pop 1 no finer Civil War tokens with Trueviews but PCGS has not posted images on Coinfacts.

SanctionII

Deplorable Dan.

Yes.

PeakRarities

SanctionII

Geeze.

My two quarters are widgets and dreck compared to the fabulous gold coins posted by Deplorable Dan I play/swim in that portion of the hobby pool that is referred to as the "kiddie pool"

Of his gold coins I like the second and third from the top the best. The second from the top has a very appealing color that radiates warmth. The third from the top has a strong, bold, full strike and does not show any flaws.

pursuitofliberty

Here's a few ... not the highest graded (well, the first one is considered to be for it's DM/DS)

P0CKETCHANGE

@DeplorableDan said:
Do you mean THE plate coins, as in the ones at the very top of the page in the highest grades, or the ones used as a representative of each grade when you hit "more images"?

Any coin that’s in a public-facing Registry set or Showcase will automatically appear in the “more images” section.

Walkerfan

These are my only TrueViews:

MS 62 Not in CoinFacts simply b/c it is not part of a Registry set.

MS 64

MS 63

MS 64

MS 66 CAC Dakota Colloction

MS 66 CAC

neildrobertson

I don't have any US plate coins, but I have lots of German ones. Here are a couple.

SanctionII

Here is a Top Pop German coin I own that would be a Plate Coin.

RLSnapper

Silver medal MS65BN Knob Ear

Tied for Gold medal 1846 Small Date N-1 MS64BN

Bronze medal 1850 N-12 MS63BN

Barberian

Because I'm one of the few idiots that paid to have R3 coins attributed by PCGS, I now have coins scattered over the Coin Facts die marriage pages. Here are my rarest DMs. All were raw off eBay.

WB-4 (R8) - 2 known. This was the first raw coin I had graded.

WB-1 (R6) - the rarest of the 1874-CC DMs.

Under "more photos," here's a Coin Facts double.

And a Coin Facts overdate trifecta

A sampling of others.
1843 WB-35 (R3)

1859-O WB-12 (R3)

1864-S WB-4 (R3)

1865-S WB-1 (R4) - guess the grade on this one. Don't cheat.

1876-CC WB-12 (R3)

PeakRarities

@P0CKETCHANGE said:

@DeplorableDan said:
Do you mean THE plate coins, as in the ones at the very top of the page in the highest grades, or the ones used as a representative of each grade when you hit "more images"?

Any coin that’s in a public-facing Registry set or Showcase will automatically appear in the “more images” section.

Way to take the wind out of my sails….here I thought this whole time that my coins had been carefully curated and hand picked by pcgs as the best looking examples for the grade

Barberian

@DeplorableDan said:

@P0CKETCHANGE said:

@DeplorableDan said:
Do you mean THE plate coins, as in the ones at the very top of the page in the highest grades, or the ones used as a representative of each grade when you hit "more images"?

Any coin that’s in a public-facing Registry set or Showcase will automatically appear in the “more images” section.

Way to take the wind out of my sails….here I thought this whole time that my coins had been carefully curated and hand picked by pcgs as the best looking examples for the grade

I get a kick out of my 74-CC WB-1 in G6 with a rim ding being the plate coin for the die marriage. I should call mine the "Bongo Bongo's Bald Tires" collection in the registries.

may

Not as expensive as some of the others, but it pops up under MS62.

Catbert

I turn off the default for TVs to be in my registries since often times I can obtain a more accurate picture. As such, since the coin's PCGS number is associated with my sets, any related TVs don't show in CoinFacts. Since I don't collect top pops, I don't think I have any coins that would qualify.

Eldorado9

Catbert

Sexy, as always Eldo!

NorCalJack

1947-S/S FS-501 MS-67+

1943-D DDO FS-101 MS-66+

1953 ETF FS-901 PR65CAM - This is the only graded CAM coin in this variety

1956 Die Gouge Variety PR67DCAM FS-701, Pop 2/0

OnlyGoldIsMoney

Not Coinfacts but PCGS' Photograde F12 grading example for Liberty $2.50's.

mcarney1173

retirednow

My contribution

bramn8r

MS67 crossover From ANACS, the higher one is 67+

david3142

oih82w8

I have a couple, but this one is all alone 1/0.

Barberian

@Catbert said:
I turn off the default for TVs to be in my registries since often times I can obtain a more accurate picture. As such, since the coin's PCGS number is associated with my sets, any related TVs don't show in CoinFacts. Since I don't collect top pops, I don't think I have any coins that would qualify.

If you asked for die marriage attribution, most of them would. So few have been attributed by PCGS.

Typekat

1/0 :

https://images.pcgs.com/TrueView/37141291_Large.jpg

Mr_Spud

This coin picture is an old pre-TrueView picture that used to be on CoinFacts. I got it graded a long time ago, but the last time I looked in CoinFacts I couldn’t find it there anymore

boiler78

Spud2020

Eldorado9

@boiler78 Those are just stellar....The reverse of the Silver one on top is numismatic perfection.

BillJones

I have had a number of them through the years, but they have pretty much disappeared. This one is still up there, but it now plays "second fiddle" to another 1838-D half eagle. Not how two sets of photos of same coin can show marks differently.

My photo

PCGS photo

littlebear

coinbuf

I would guess that maybe one of the handful of TV's of my coins (I have never paid for a TV but a few coins that I have bought already had one) might show up in coinfacts, but I've never cared enough to look.

Clackamas1

I have others on the first page. Here are some highlights.

https://d1htnxwo4o0jhw.cloudfront.net/pcgs/cert/41948738/medium/210905836.jpg

joeykoins

Yeah, very cool I think to have YOUR coin as an PCGS grading example!
I know I have at least 2. Probably a few more as well?
Here are two,

2020D ms 67RD

1997 ms 68

asheland

This one was recently graded:

asheland

My recently graded Charles sovereign was the very first picture on CoinFacts, but it got bumped to the second or third, after some more graded after it…

boiler78

robec

CoinHoarder

When I bought this quarter many years ago, it was pictured on 1938 Washington Quarter Proof
PCGS Coin Facts.

Sometime later, it was removed.

asheland

I have an early piece of Silver that after buying, was found to be a plate piece in a book from the 1920s!

joeykoins

@asheland said:
I have an early piece of Silver that after buying, was found to be a plate piece in a book from the 1920s!

😆
It does have "Plate" in the description!
😆

asheland

true.

boiler78

retirednow

What about not just a Coinfaccts plate ... but include another reference Book Plate as well ?

This Piece is also the plate coin for Andrew W. Pollock III 1994 reference “United States Patterns and Related Issues” for J-251 (Fig 131)

Tramp