Post a generic coin you love

GoldenEyeNumismatics

Fell in love with this 1886 NGC MS65 Morgan at the SF ANA in 2005. Common as hell but I still love it to death

ddbird

Similar coin and toning to the one I love. I've never seen toning like it...and even though its slight, its breathtaking

Zoins

stockwiz

love this jefferson because it's so flawless... normally I can't get into nickels but I can get into this...



good investment coin too... as you really can't find non-proof old style jefferson nickels in such a high grade in any dates besides this one and the 1994 SMS. Type collectors like myself might appreciate these two dates.

drddm

Recently crossed from ICG MS64 to PCGS MS64, the target toning on the reverse looks MUCH better in hand, and it goes nicely with my 1912-S PCGS MS64 with reverse target toning which is my sig line coin.
Nice target toning on both the first and last coins in this series!!!!

Smed624

$14.00 special, I have about 5 just like it... I would of bought more if he hadn't sold his the lot...

MisterBungle

Because...

a) It belonged to my paternal grandmother.

b) It's cool!!



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LeeG

Nice color and lustre for a 64:

jmj3esq

morgansforever

The 90P, yes very generic, was purchased in a group. I think the good people @ PCGS would assign a grade of 64.
I luv the toning, tone baby, tone.
The 98O is very common, but this one is so blast I had to have it. I also believe this would slab 64.

morgansforever

<<Recently crossed from ICG MS64 to PCGS MS64, the target toning on the reverse looks MUCH better in hand, and it goes nicely with my 1912-S PCGS MS64 with reverse target toning which is my sig line coin.
Nice target toning on both the first and last coins in this series!!!!>>


To all those who doubt ICG, more proof that solid coins make the cross @ PCGS.
Gorgeous specimen, excellent pics.

mheffner2

41D Jeff. My only orange coin.