I believe the esteemed poster is correct. Although different in metal content, Half dime and nickel are in fact the same *denomination*, which is the question the poll asks, so only one should be on the poll.
Just a thought.
I voted for Half Dollar because I collect type and love all the varieties.
<< <i>I believe the esteemed poster is correct. Although different in metal content, Half dime and nickel are in fact the same *denomination*, which is the question the poll asks, so only one should be on the poll. >>
PCGS Lingo says:
denomination The value assigned by a government to a specific coin
Who cares? Half Dime collectors want half dime listed and DThigpen was magnanimous enough to put it there.
<< <i>I believe the esteemed poster is correct. Although different in metal content, Half dime and nickel are in fact the same *denomination*, which is the question the poll asks, so only one should be on the poll.
Just a thought.
I voted for Half Dollar because I collect type and love all the varieties. >>
Nope. The two denominations are called "Nickel" and "Half Dime" therefore they are different. If the poll would have listed the numerical indicator of the denomination it would still be different as the "Nickel" is "5¢" and the "Half Dime" is "H10¢"
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I'm torn between the cent and the nickel. I collect both and both, but the nickel was the favorite denomination of the masses during the early 20th century so that's my choice.
I'll go with quarters. A lot of different creative designs, several tough rarities (1796, 1823/2, 1827, 1870-CC, 1871-CC, 1873-CC No Arrows and With Arrows, 1896-S, 1901-S, 1913-S, 1916 Liberty Standing, 1918/7-S, 1932-D & S. Plus the Bust Quarters with the many varieties and cuds.
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Silver Dollars of all types are my first choice, closely followed by $20 Gold Double Eagles. If gold prices and silver prices were inverted, then I'd probably also reverse the order of my preferred coin choices based upon affordability.
I can afford to collect lots of pretty Silver Dollars with today's relatively modest ($10-$11) silver prices, as compared to collecting relatively fewer $20 Gold Double Eagles at today's $550-$600 gold prices.
Either way, I prefer larger denomination and larger sized precious metal coins.
Stuart
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<< <i>This is an exciting coin poll. Please add half dime to the list.
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<< <i>This is an exciting coin poll. Please add half dime to the list.
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Voted.
<< <i>$10 >>
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Nickel is already there...
<< <i>Please add half dime to the list.
Nickel is already there...
Big difference bud.
please add three dollar gold to the list sexy knickers........................
<< <i>What's your favoritist coin denomination? three dollar gold (white) indian princess
please add three dollar gold to the list sexy knickers........................ >>
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Just a thought.
I voted for Half Dollar because I collect type and love all the varieties.
<< <i>I believe the esteemed poster is correct. Although different in metal content, Half dime and nickel are in fact the same *denomination*, which is the question the poll asks, so only one should be on the poll. >>
PCGS Lingo says:
denomination
The value assigned by a government to a specific coin
Who cares? Half Dime collectors want half dime listed and DThigpen was magnanimous enough to put it there.
<< <i>There is no two cent option, or three for that matter. How can you leave those out? 2C That is my vote. >>
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<< <i>I believe the esteemed poster is correct. Although different in metal content, Half dime and nickel are in fact the same *denomination*, which is the question the poll asks, so only one should be on the poll.
Just a thought.
I voted for Half Dollar because I collect type and love all the varieties. >>
Nope. The two denominations are called "Nickel" and "Half Dime" therefore they are different. If the poll would have listed the numerical indicator of the denomination it would still be different as the "Nickel" is "5¢" and the "Half Dime" is "H10¢"
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<< <i>Where double eagle? >>
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Where's the Twenty Cent choice ?
What were you thinkin' not including that?
Jonathan
Edit: I was just kidding around. While I would like it added, I didn't mean to come off like a jerk.
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I'm torn between the cent and the nickel. I collect both and both, but the nickel was the favorite denomination of the masses during the early 20th century so that's my choice.
-Dean
then the 3 dollar princess
then the 5 dollar indian.
okay, GOLD COINS
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I voted for the penney, but I do like the half dollar too.
Tom
I can afford to collect lots of pretty Silver Dollars with today's relatively modest ($10-$11) silver prices, as compared to collecting relatively fewer $20 Gold Double Eagles at today's $550-$600 gold prices.
Either way, I prefer larger denomination and larger sized precious metal coins.
Stuart
Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
"Luck is what happens when Preparation meets Opportunity"