Complete List of Two Year Types?

CharlesDarwin

Has anybody put together a list of ALL the two year types for the current Quarterly Freebie?

I'm trying to find something that I can submit for free.

ldhair

From the Q&A forum.
Probably not complete.

1866-67 with rays Shield nickels
1794-95 dimes
1837-38 no stars half dimes and dimes
1873-74 with arrows dimes, quarters, and halves
1916-1917 type one Standing Liberty quarters.

Fairlaneman

Someone should ask if the original 1916 Merc Dime qualifies. The original design was only for 1916 and part of 1917 then some changes were made in the Wing area.

Ken

airplanenut

A lot of early commems should qualify...

ccex

<< <i>From the Q&A forum.
Probably not complete.

1866-67 with rays Shield nickels
1794-95 dimes
1837-38 no stars half dimes and dimes
1873-74 with arrows dimes, quarters, and halves
1916-1917 type one Standing Liberty quarters. >>



Also:

1794-95 Flowing Hair half dimes (not dimes)
1796-97 Draped Bust small eagle dimes and halves
1836-37 reeded edge "50 Cents" reverse halves
1838-39 reeded edge "Half Dol." reverse halves
1794-95 Flowing Hair silver dollars
1975-76 quarters, halves, and dollars with Bicentennial reverse
(the only two-year type with the same dual date on all)
1879-80 $4 Stella
1892-93 Columbian commemorative half
1920-21 Pilgrim commemorative half
1904-05 Lewis & Clark commemorative gold dollar
1916-17 McKinley commemorative gold dollar


If a few "accidental" coins count, we could also include:

1943-44 steel cents
1921-22 high relief Peace dollars

What have we missed so far?

JrGMan2004

That's why I asked HRH for a definite list, there's so much grey area and little things that aren't answered by, "Any type coin made for 2-years" Should that read, 'Any coin type that was made for two years and that PCGS recognizes'? Like Ken's example, the 1916 and 1917, Head of '16 Merc. Does that count?

Conder101

Flying eagle cent The 56 is a pattern not a coin
1854-55 arrows no rays quarter & Half

solid

1936 & 1937 Brilliant proof Buffalo's?

seanq

<< <i>
1975-76 quarters, halves, and dollars with Bicentennial reverse
(the only two-year type with the same dual date on all)
>>



Can someone confirm this one counts? I have a silver proof quarter I was on the fence on submitting, but if it's a freebie it's going west.


Sean Reynolds

OKbustchaser

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<< <i>From the Q&A forum.
Probably not complete.

1866-67 with rays Shield nickels
1794-95 dimes
1837-38 no stars half dimes and dimes
1873-74 with arrows dimes, quarters, and halves
1916-1917 type one Standing Liberty quarters. >>



Also:

1794-95 Flowing Hair half dimes (not dimes)
1796-97 Draped Bust small eagle dimes and halves
1836-37 reeded edge "50 Cents" reverse halves
1838-39 reeded edge "Half Dol." reverse halves
1794-95 Flowing Hair silver dollars
1975-76 quarters, halves, and dollars with Bicentennial reverse
(the only two-year type with the same dual date on all)
1879-80 $4 Stella
1892-93 Columbian commemorative half
1920-21 Pilgrim commemorative half
1904-05 Lewis & Clark commemorative gold dollar
1916-17 McKinley commemorative gold dollar


If a few "accidental" coins count, we could also include:

1943-44 steel cents
1921-22 high relief Peace dollars

What have we missed so far? >>



Don't forget the 1794-95 half dollars

CharlesDarwin

David Hall told me in Q&A that the Bicentennials do not count as Two-Year types.

RYK

Few more gold coins that should qualify:

1838-39 Eagle
1854-55 Philadelphia Type II G$1
1838-39 Charlotte $2.50
1907-1908 No Motto $10 and $20

And how about 57-58 FE cents since 56 was a pattern...bit of a stretch