WINNER! Best US Coin Found, December, 2007
lordmarcovan
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What was the Best US Coin/Token found in December?
Total Votes: 39
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Riccar's five-coin pocket spill (1917-S 1c, 1919-S 1c, 1918-S 5c, 1907-S 10c, 1919-S 10c)
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
7 (votes) 17.95 (%)
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
1 (votes) 2.56 (%)
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime (relatively high grade).
19 (votes) 48.72 (%)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Loditom is our winner!
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
Riccar's five-coin "pocket spill" including 1917-S and 1919-S cents, 1918-S Buffalo nickel, 1907-S Barber dime, and 1919-S Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime. (Appears fairly high grade in the photo.)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
Total Votes: 39
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Riccar's five-coin pocket spill (1917-S 1c, 1919-S 1c, 1918-S 5c, 1907-S 10c, 1919-S 10c)
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
7 (votes) 17.95 (%)
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
1 (votes) 2.56 (%)
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime (relatively high grade).
19 (votes) 48.72 (%)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Loditom is our winner!
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
Riccar's five-coin "pocket spill" including 1917-S and 1919-S cents, 1918-S Buffalo nickel, 1907-S Barber dime, and 1919-S Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime. (Appears fairly high grade in the photo.)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
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Comments
I think my Indian cent might also be a minor contender, if only because of its state of preservation.
There were some great finds this month, and wow, a lot of S-mint coins! Of course it is understandable for the California folks to find a lot of S-mints. Still, Steve's 1910-S Lincoln cent found here on the East coast deserves a nod, since it's a semi-key date. Too bad it wasn't in better shape.
It was between Riccars SLQ and your IH,I ended up voting on your IH as I have never seen one come out of the ground looking that nice well at least not the one's I have ever dug
HH,Tom
I am surprised that his 5-coin spill doesn't have any votes yet, as of this posting.
G.