Is there one particular coin that you hoard????

wrighty

Speaking for myself I always look for 1913-S Barber Dimes in G to VG, nice and original with full rims and a clean mint mark. I have been able to pick up only 5 over the last year or so all for between $15 and $23.

RYK

Any original PCGS XF-45 Dahlonega or Charlotte $5 is a no-brainer buy for me.

Fairlaneman

I look at all 1925P Merc dimes. Many people grade them wrong because of the weak strike they show.

Ken

Numismanic

I used to hoard '42-S quarters. At one time I had a PCGS MS67, 65, 63, an NGC 64 and quite a few raw ones. Now I'm down to one.

ER

Nah

jdsinva

1878-S Morgans. . .

MikeInFL

I wouldn't call it a hoard as I have only a half dozen or so, but I purchase every choice original 1840's XF large cent I can find. They are few and far between, given their (relatively) low price.

michael

monsters

ccex

I buy every no-problem VF 1910-S Barber dime I find. The 1913-S is good, too, but overrated and hoarded by several, and always available in Good. 1909-D and 1909-S dimes in better grade circulated condition are worth searching for, too.

grip

All key date Washingtons,and as of three yrs ago I have been trying for a full roll of 32's in MS65/66
PCGS only.I need 15 more,and being as picky as I am it may well take another five yrs.
Al

Aegis3

I save any 1983 "cracked skull" Lincolns that I find in change.

oreville

1972 DDO cents in all grades from PCGS MS-64RD to PCGS MS-67RD. Accumulated well over 60 of them in the last 10 years.

They are appreciating nicely in price. They are still undervalued in my opinion. But then again, I am not impartial.

USCGCraig

I know it isn't a coin but National Bank notes from my and my wife's hometowns. I have 13 from mine and 83 from my wife's.

OKbustchaser

Not me...
















Pay no attention to my sig line.

MFH

At one point a few years ago, I bought every nice looking 1832 quarter I could find, looking for one that best resembled the one that my Grandfather had given me ( and stupidly sold off in a group of other coins ) .

I ended up with two rolls of them...got most of them certified by ANACS...some of which I recently consigned to a national auction house for this Long Beach convention.

Now, all I have left are a group of XF 45's and this one MS 64 coin ( Ex: Walser ) :

pontiacinf

27-S slq's

ibzman350

I have 159 1921 Morgans.

these 21 morgans are scare and very rare..........right ?????

I'm waiting for this one to arrive,








Herb


BTW............Braddick, do I have permission to use your pic ??

Winston

Blue IHC Cents...certified by NGC ONLY

Wolf359

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And 1921-D varities.

50cents

The 1941-S Walking liberty.

mhammerman

Well, we all have our peculiarities, particularly us numismatists. For a while, it seemed I was a dumping ground for '15 $5 indians but I finally got rid of them except one. Now, I hoard Texas state quarters that I get from circulation. It is interesting how few there actually are in circulation here in Houston. So far I have a roll and a half after two years. I have struck thru's, brand new ones, beat up ones...they are all good because they have the outline of Texas and that beautiful lone star!

Oh yes, I also hoard Deleware state quarters too but I don't have too many, not even a roll.


Coin ON

DNADave

I might have one or two 1921 Peace Dollars

Completed my first roll of Draped Bust Half Dollars, working on the 2nd.

TwoSides2aCoin

None in particular
I do have this thing for WIDE AM cents from 98,99, and 2000.

I like collecting things that are cheap that MIGHT go up in value in coming years. (the '99 isn't part of that mix as it's already up there)

techeff

Blue IHC Cents...certified by NGC ONLY


I think NGC is the only TPG that will certify Blue IHC Cents...

kwmorgan

The 1970-D Kennedy half dollar. I think I have 9 or 10 of them.

Russ

1967 Birthmark Die SMS Kennedy Half Dollars. I have 12 so far.

Russ, NCNE

ziggy29

Not me. There are too many different coins I want to spend all my money on one over and over again.

cupronik

I rathole several PCGS MS-66 & MS-67 clad washington quarters because of the difficulty in slabbing
certain dates in these grades. They aren't appreciated at this time, but someday maybe ........

mozeppa

i seem to have a problem.... in that i tend to hoard coins that have a roundish shape to them.

lkenefic

<< <i>I wouldn't call it a hoard as I have only a half dozen or so, but I purchase every choice original 1840's XF large cent I can find. They are few and far between, given their (relatively) low price. >>



Grrrrrrrrr......so YOU are the culprit!!!!!!

jamakin

1988w $5 olympic coins are like crack to me.
the obverse depiction of Nike just seems so beautiful to me
I hoard them and can't resist buying them when the price is right.
I love it when I snag one well below bullion value.

coinandcurrency242

I heard morgans and peace in AU/MS condition.... I have like 25 now I believe

gene2393

I like the lincoln wheats.................... just bought 2000 more today andi already have a few thousand in my safe just any and eery date is a good one for me.

gene2393

USCGCraig

I also have a bag with about $500 face of 1938-1959 circulated Jefferson Nickels. I know for a fact that there are a couple of 50-Ds, and at least 50+ each of the 38-Ds, 38-S, 39-Ds and 39-S. There are no silver war nickels in the bunch as I sold them off when silver was high. One day, these things are going to be worth a mint. Worse case is that they will still be worth a nickel which is what I got them for.

Coxe

1811 C-1/B-1 half cents
About a dozen Morgan VAMs here and there

SanctionII

Proof Frankies and Proof/SMS Silver Kennedies.

As far as a particular date goes, I have 4 (maybe 5) 1950 Proof Frankies.

Inditonka

I have an obsession with the 1921 Peace dollar, I have well over 100+ certified ones and the pile grows and grows!

123cents

I like Seated Dollars.

Aegis3

<< <i>1811 C-1/B-1 half cents >>



It's YOU!!!!!!
No wonder I've been finding it difficult to find just the right one for my collection. :)

frankieboywonder

Any 1916 and 1917 obverse mintmarked Walkers I can find. I just love seeing the mintmark on the front of those coins!! Probably because there are so few of them. And the mintmark just looks so cool there!!

Gator5220

For me, Gator Eye Vam Morgans.

Baley

1807 O-104 halves (2 pieces so far)
and
1837 B-1 quarters (also 2 pieces)

both are underrated scarcities, IMO

tychojoe

It was great reading about the coins which you just can't seem to get enough of!
So I'll add my 2 cents, er, 2 coins:

--Bicentennials, and
--New York state quarters, because

they represent to me such watershed years and events in recent history.

thezookrew

Wisconsin error quarters!!!!!


But only if I don't have to pay a premium for them!!!!

kwmorgan

<< <i>I like Seated Dollars. >>



Yikes. Now that's one expensive fixation. They must be beautiful all together.

JJM

uhmmmmmmmmm,,,,,,,,Morgans.........guilty

DNADave

<< <i>I have an obsession with the 1921 Peace dollar, I have well over 100+ certified ones and the pile grows and grows! >>




Now thats what I'm talking about. Its a beautiful coin. Original ones are truely hard to find in nice condition.

jdsinva

ttt

LEAP269

pre-1982 cents

morgansforever

99 P Delaware State Quarters, bought two $500 boxes for face, in 99. Some of the rolls have crazy toning, face value how can I lose. Oh almost forgot pre 82 pennies, with copper around $3.50 a pound, can't go wrong. A pound of pennies is about 144 pieces, or a $1.44, or if their pre 82, $3.50 in copper.

dorkkarl

i do but i'll be danged if i'm gonna mention it

K S