Denver Mint Type Set 1906-1964

Morgan White

Just sitting around thinking about different ways to form a collection with specific boundaries and came up with this. It would also be a box of 20 (x2).

1. Lincoln 1911-1958
2. Lincoln 1943
3. Lincoln 1959-1964
4. Liberty Nickel 1912
5. Buffalo T1 1913
6. Buffalo T2 1913-1938
7. Jefferson 1938-1964
8. Jefferson War 1943-1945
9. Barber Dime 1906-1914
10. Mercury 1916-1945
11. Roosevelt 1946-1964
12. Barber Quarter 1906-1916
13. Standing T1 1917
14. Standing T2 1917-1929
15. Washington 1932-1964
16. Barber Half 1906-1915
17. Walking 1916-1947
18. Franklin 1948-1963
19. Kennedy 1964
20. Morgan 1921
21. Peace 1922-1934
22. Indian 2 1/2 1911-1925
23. Liberty $5 1906-1907
24. Indian 1908-1914
25. Liberty $10 1906-1907
26. Indian NM 1908
27. Indian Motto 1908-1914
28. Liberty $20 1906-1907
29. St Gaudens NM 1908
30. St Gaudens Motto 1908-1931
31. Oregon 1933-1939
32. Arkansas 1935-1939
33. Boone 1935-1938
34. Texas 1935-1938
35. Cincinnati 1936
36. Columbia 1936
37. Rhode Island 1936
38. San Diego 1936
39. Booker T 1946-1951
40. Wash Carver 1951-1954

pcgsregistrycollector

Cool!

TomB

I don't think it coincidence that it fits neatly into two boxes! It's a sign that it must be done.

CaptHenway

How about some Philippine coins with D mint marks that say UNITED STATES OF AMERICA on them?

Coins3675

Nice

Project Numismatics

Denver first struck a medal dated 1905 - worth consideration. See https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/1905-medal-celebrates-the-opening-of-the-denver-mint.html

Morgan White

@Project Numismatics said:
Denver first struck a medal dated 1905 - worth consideration. See https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/1905-medal-celebrates-the-opening-of-the-denver-mint.html