Which of your coins do you look at most often?

dan1ecu

Do you have a particular coin that you look at more than any other? What about it intrigues you?

Dan

Cladiator

1921 Peace $ ... it mesmerizes me

comp124

My Kennedy collection.
It just keeps growing.

mgoodm3

My first proof IHC, very pretty. Nice mirrors.

RYK

Almost all of my coins are (sadly) at the bank. I visit them every couple months. I have pictures of most. My favorite picture is:



I always keep one relatively less expensive coin at home, but this coin rotates. Currently, it is this 57-D $5 in XF-40. It has a nice big "D" on the reverse, dirt in the devices, and clean, original surfaces. It's everything a circulated Dahlonega coin should be:

Steve27

This, but probably because it's a medal and not a coin (the detail is phenomenal):

Russ

This one:



Russ, NCNE

Baley

My icon coin is my favorite, followed by this one:





I love the designs, the luster, the detail, the surfaces, the die cracks, the surface preservation...

prooflike

My 1880-S MS64PL Morgan, the frost on the cameo is like snow, little crystals that sparkle.

Stuart

I look at these 2 coins the most often - My 1799 Draped Bust Dollar Author Icon coin & my New 1898 Proof Morgan Dollar. I love the Concentric Blue Peripheral Rim-Toning on both coins!

BillJones

I love early gold. I just wish that I could afford more of the types, but it's just beyond my reach. This is the most early early gold type coin that was minted prior to 1834.



This is a PCGS AU-55. Its worst "fault" is that no one has "played with it" and stripped off its skin to make it a nice, "bright" MS-62. That's the "rage" for early gold coins.

Dennis88

My registry wheats (altough I don't have a lot of them...)

Dennis

lordmarcovan

I did... my PR63 CAM Barber half. Now it ain't mine anymore.

I hope its *ahem* new owner is giving it proper attention!

ConstellatioCollector

I enjoy all of the Colonials that I possess but this one stands out...

aem4162

my beautiful morgans and then my incomplete 19th/20th century type set and then the rest

ealandg

My 1795 flowing hair dollar.

Prometheus183

Probably my 1917 SLQ. It's the only coin I have that's rated R.

Too bad Hugh Heffner doesn't design coins.

Craig

tsacch

1812 Bust half, NGC 62, but toned a bit. I have seen worse 63's.

66Tbird

The PR CAM Barber has my attention alright.

barberlover

My Icon coin.

Prettiest 65 graded Barber Quarter I've ever seen.

If I end up having to sell the rest of my collection it will be among the last to go.

Les

relayer

The ones I look at most often are not my best.

It's a 20th Century Type set in a frame I have hanging on the wall.

kamehameha00

I look at my Type Set almost everyday.

Colorfulcoins

Funny thing....many of the individual coins are nice but put together (like a whole toned Rosy set), the set clearly outshines any individual coin......and that's the way I like to look at them - as a set.

joecool

Quarters.....

Aethelred

This one:





My George III Gold Registry Set

KUCH

These were some brillant coins posted. Thanks.

FatMan

<< <i>It has a nice big "D" on the reverse, dirt in the devices, and clean, original surfaces. It's everything a circulated Dahlonega coin should be >>

RYK.....You Sure Got That Right!

Lakesammman

Proof flying eagle cents are my favorite. Unfortunately, they don't photograph very well - much better in person. My favorite is the 1857 - beauty and rarity in one package.

Unimental

I've got a raw 1915 $10 Indian Head that I can't stop looking at. My Walkers are getting jealous...

My most viewed slabbed coin is a silly little 1986 quarter error coin. Again, my Walkers are getting jealous.

Hey, score one for diversity!

SDSportsFan

Probably a tie between my 1893s Morgan (vf30), 1883cc Morgan (ms63dmpl) and 1795 silver dollar (g6). Just the history and cost of 'em and in the case of the '83cc, the beauty

Steve