Show us a 67 dated coin
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Gosh, I thought coin collectors were mature.
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6-7. LOL.
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Will 67 B.C. work?
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the 67 fad is pretty childish, a flash in the pan.
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How about 10 11?
V-1 NGC MS66star. Looks like a mess at first glance, but those lines are clash marks and die lines. The reverse weak area at D and nearby leaf is struck through, as I've seen the same weakness on some other examples.
Collector of Liberty Seated Half Dimes, including die pairs and die states
LXVII!! As an aside, I note that the obverse and reverse shots below could be a Venn diagram where the obverse represents those that think the "67" fad is cool, funny, great, or worthy of some irrational reaction and the reverse represents those that can read Roman numerals.
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kinda cool
My 1967 foreign silver collection.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1113579/world-silver-coinage-of-1967/p1
How about a double? (67/67):
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This XF40...
Was replaced by this MS61.
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Double 67! Don't have any good reverse photos unfortunately.
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Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
Sorry, 63 BC is the closest I've got.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
SMS vs. Business strikes
I think it derived from the age old question " How many tide pods does it take, 6 or 7"?
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Oddly enough this coin is in the top 20% of '67 quarters that survive. In terms of wear alone it's in the top 7 or 8%. About 65% of the mintage is gone now so of all 1967 quarters produced this is is nearly 98th percentile in condition.
I personally consider it a dog because of excessive marking; not quite a cull, just a dog.
You can't find a BU roll of them but if you do a nice one will run you a couple hundred dollars now.
I put this one in my Whitman back in 1967. (oh to be 13 again….)
Bought this because it was the only coin I didn't have a problem free uncirculated example from my coin roll hunts
We kid collectors were Really bummed out about the “no more mint marks” thing! We were rewarded by the return of “S” in 1968. Coin collecting didn’t die
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1867 PCGS CAC VG-8 10 cents, 6000 mintage- took decades to find one. More BUs than Good-Fine Grades
A beautiful coin!Literally only a few graded higher at PCGS!
Back in 1967, these Canadian 100th anniversary $20 gold coins were the "forbidden fruit." U.S. collectors were not allowed to own them. The Canadian Government put out a Proof set with a medal in place of the gold piece.
"Coins" magazine set a reporter to Canada to take pictures. He met with a collector who let him photograph the coin which would ruin the U,S. economy if it crossed the border.
On both coins, on the left image at 11oclock there is a "6" and an upside
down for the "7".
Two in one. 👍
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