I've got 1907 Posts, post a coin from 1907

LukeMarshall

What a great Transitional year for Coins, with both variety of Double Eagle being made, including some outstanding High reliefs and rolled edges.

Post a coin from 1907 if you have one!

PeakRarities

Copperindian

1907 was a big year for IHC varieties. Here’s a few I have:

S-1

S-2

S-20

S-27

S-75 (new discovery in 2023)

CoinHoarder

jesbroken

johnny010

@DeplorableDan said:

Cheers Dan

lermish

@johnny010 said:

@DeplorableDan said:

Cheers Dan

Congrats OP, nice idea for a post!

All dearly departed and re-homed in others' collections:

Jinx86

Crackout

BloodMan

1907-D $20 Prooflike example

BillJones

When I didn't own one of these coins, I was amazed at how many collectors did have them. One morning at the Bay State Coin show, when it was in Boston, a group of them of collector, with their high relief coins in hand, showed up at a dealer's table to show them off.

Not as fancy as the previous 1907-D

BloodMan

Another prooflike 1907 $20-- This one from the Philadelphia mint

BloodMan

While 1907 twenties are a very common issue, it is rare in prooflike condition. NGC has graded 19 over the past 20 years and PCGS only 1. This coin is the only 1 with CAC approval, though CACG has graded an MS61PL.

OnlyGoldIsMoney

The last coin in my signature line
set.

OAKSTAR

csdot

DisneyFan

Another dime - this one from the Denver Mint

jfriedm56

My only 1907

BillJones

@OAKSTAR said:

That looks like it’s been gold plated. I met a dealer at show who had a gold plated 1883 No Cents nickel, which is not unusual, AND an 1884 gold plated nickel. They both looked freshly done which might have indicated that someone got a bit carried away.

DisneyFan

@DeplorableDan said:

Thanks for the conversion to Roman Numerals

Bullsitter

LukeMarshall

Thanks to All that played along, all the coins posted are wonderful.

The High Reliefs are Stunning, and the No Motto low reliefs are Beautiful as well... I like that GEM saint @csdot !!

Also I didnt realize the 1 cent coins that year had so many die pair varietys, very cool @rnkmyer1 !!

Im fond of the worn Barber with the O mint , looks like it did its job in commerce nicely, @CoinHoarder

And thank for sharing that info on the Prooflike Doubles @BloodMan , I didn't realize how scarce they are!

Shoutout to the other Barber coinage, the Eliasberg Pedigree on that CAC approved dime in PCGS OGH (withcolor) is Great @Jinx86 !!

Since I started this thread with 1907 posts, & I have 1908 Posts now, I figured this is a Fitting Contribution.

A cleaned 1907-D Double eagle that I sent to @dcarr who overstruck it with the 1908-O fantasy date (I sent it to ANACS and it scored a perfect 70)

Before...

After (ANACS Photos)

Its a 1908-O over 1907-D re-struck on a former Denver mint press. You can make out the Seven under the 8 which is awesome in my opinion.

Cheers

edit: I flipped the Reverse in MS paint for better visibility.

mirabela

Fun to see all the 1907 no-motto $10 Indians on this thread -- that's something that's been on my list a long while.

OAKSTAR

@BillJones - That's funny you should say that. I was thinking the same thing when I took the picture. I was wearing an orange t-shirt when I took the picture.

No, it's the reflection off the shirt. It's a straight nickel color. But you have a great eye! 👍

sellitstore

You're up to 1909, which is a pretty significant year, too.

Does this mean that we'll have to post a coin for every year since as your post count rises?

Eldorado9

One more 1907 Barber! A great year for US coinage.

winesteven

The total pop in this grade is 70 (50 by PCGS, 20 by NGC). Of those 70, only 7 have a CAC sticker:

Steve

LukeMarshall

@sellitstore said:
You're up to 1909, which is a pretty significant year, too.

Does this mean that we'll have to post a coin for every year since as your post count rises?

Op, I made a couple Posts since then,

Too bad now Im dreaming of Matte Proof VDB Lincoln Cents, and 'S' mints.

Thanks again everyone for posting their 1907's