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What are the three most valuable coins struck in 1965 or later?
MrEureka
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What are the three most valuable coins struck in 1965 or later?
Any country.
Any denomination.
If grade is relevant, the grade must exist. (In other words, MS 70 1969 quarters at a theoretical 250K don't count.)
Regular issues, proofs and patterns are all eligible.
Edited to be clear that 1964 Peace dollars and Accented Hair halves NEED NOT APPLY!
Any country.
Any denomination.
If grade is relevant, the grade must exist. (In other words, MS 70 1969 quarters at a theoretical 250K don't count.)
Regular issues, proofs and patterns are all eligible.
Edited to be clear that 1964 Peace dollars and Accented Hair halves NEED NOT APPLY!
Andy Lustig
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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Glenn
The Sacajawea and Wash. quarter mules.
Hmmmm, and maybe PR70 DCAM Ikes or Silver American Eagles?
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<< <i>I'l get in here before Russ, the Accent Hair Kennedy!!! >>
Uh, Marty, he said 1965 or later.
Russ, NCNE
I would suggest the 1972P MS66 Type 2 Ikes.
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1972P Type 2 IKE
1972P Type 1 IKE
1972P Type 3 IKE
If I can only have one type per date then delete the last two and add
1976P Type 1 IKE
1971P IKE
Greg
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I love Ike dollars and all other dollar series !!!
I also love Major Circulation Strike Type Sets, clad Washingtons ('65 to '98) and key date coins !!!!!
If ignorance is bliss, shouldn't we have more happy people ??
<< <i>One that few people have seen is the 1985P rotated die quarter. An R7, less than 5 known. >>
Very cool. How did I miss this one? Thanks.
There is a rapidly growing list of moderns worth more than $10,000 and
they range from rarities to condition rarities, from errors to varieties. As
collector demand increases some of the other tough coins will become
more widely known and become the objects of widespread interest.
Glenn
I knew about the two 1966's that were supposedly given to Felix Schlag, but if the 65 exists, it's news to me.
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Yes, thank you, I'll have one of those!
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found by a bank teller.
Its the shape of a cresent moon.
I wonder were that coin is now.
`72 DDO Lincoln?
`95 DDO Lincoln
`68 no S Proof Roosie
`83 no S Proof Roosie
`90 no S Proof Lincoln
<< <i>One has to be the 1963 PF70DCAM penney that sold at auction not to long ago. >>
That coin was "struck in 1965 or later"??
I do not collect anything prior to 2003!
It has to be a Lincoln Cent.I believe a 1990 no s brought over $10,000 in the Heritage mid winter ANA auction at Charlotte last month.The most valuable has to be the 1969 DDO in Gem uncirculated full red.I would almost guarantee it would bring more than $150,000 today!!!!I agree with Spinynorman.
Stewart Blay
What are the chances that one of those RED PCGS examples comes onto market soon?
RELLA
who boasts of twenty years experience in his craft
while in fact he has had only one year of experience...
twenty times.
"Real" means no one made it on purpose; it just happened, which is the best kind of rarity. There are not that many of them. Both the 1804 Dollar and the 1913 Liberty cent flunk that test.
I don't know much about these can anyone tell my more about them, pop est. if they exist etc.?
Pennies make dollars, and dollars make slabs!
....inflation must be kicking in again this dollar says spend by Dec. 31 2004!
Erik
were being minted at the same time from August'65 to Sept '66 which made this
more likely. There are a few (5) of the dimes known. I had believed there was a
single quarter but the one scanned for this thread looks a little different than I
remember it. Have heard of the halfs but don't know anything about them.
Oh. Wait a minute. You said struck in 1965 or later. LOL.
No wonder the "Quarter BLANK" seller has ZERO feedback.
Here is a link to see the mule Lincoln cent and I will look for a picture of the two-tailed quarter.Link to mule cent
Capped Bust Half Series
Capped Bust Half Dime Series
And wasnt it attributed to the `67 reverse dies?
That Dime Mule is cool but ...........well,its cool.
Can we talk about something that is not MINT error(s)?
Two-Tailed Quarter
Capped Bust Half Series
Capped Bust Half Dime Series
Glenn
.....just kidding
<< <i>How about my 1974 Aluminum cent given to me by my grandfather, a congressman at the time? >>
Good one, Schmitz7- you had me for a sec.
What's the legend I heard on that... something about a guard who was standing nearby when a congressman dropped some change, scooped it up to help out, and was told to keep it by the congressman? He found a '74 aluminum cent in there, and kept it. It resurfaced in his estate not too long ago(?) Not sure of the truth of the tale, or if I have the details right, but I thought it was interesting...