Pop 1 - Anyone else have one?

shorecoll

I have a unique CWT, not slabbed...I guess by definition it's a Pop 1, of course I bought it 15 years ago and another may have been discovered by now.

keyman64

I really like it when boiler78 is active on these boards! WOWZERS! Amazing stuff!

renomedphys

Both 1/0

PR66BN


PR66+BN


This one is a 1/1

PR65CAM


And this one is a 1/4, and I'd like to see the 4, cuz this one's got "none finer" written all over it

PR66+RB

robec

PR67BN Pop 1/0



PR66BN Pop 1/0



PR64BN Pop 1/0 I know these are just condition Pop's, but still 1/0

copperhunter

MS63 BN RPD FS-302 Snow-3 Pop 1/0

boiler78

I consider this a pop 1 All the coins are PCGS graded with 5 pop 1/0 .... 7 pop 2/0 .... 1 pop 3/0 .... 2 pop 1/1 .... and 1 pop 2/1

renomedphys

<< <i>I consider this a pop 1 All the coins are PCGS graded with 5 pop 1/0 .... 7 pop 2/0 .... 1 pop 3/0 .... 2 pop 1/1 .... and 1 pop 2/1



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Pardon me for asking, but what the frick is that???

coindeuce

Boiler78 - is there any documentation surviving which may suggest that the 1868 Proof set was assembled as a presentation set for international diplomatic purposes during the Reconstruction period, in a fashion similar to those assembled in the 1830's, i.e. King of Siam set?

Addictedtocoins

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<< <i>I had one but now the pop is 2 >>



Me too! >>



I did too!

shorecoll

After seeing Boiler78's set...I now feel extremely inadequate and I think I'll go home now.

MFH

Boiler,

Thank you for showing us your Pattern Proof set [ again ]
I never tire of seeing it. A Newbie asked what this set was,
as I remember, its an aluminum set, correct ?

If I'm wrong, please advise. Many thanks again !

Also, if you ever decide to sell your 1870 Half Dollar
[OBV is a Barber design ] ... I'd be thrilled to buy it.
Its one of the prettiest coins [ regardless of type ]
I have ever had the priviledge of viewing.

lordmarcovan

I've got plenty of Pop Zeros!

braddick

<< <i>After seeing Boiler78's set...I now feel extremely inadequate and I think I'll go home now. >>



You and me both, brother.
You and me both.

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>Boiler,

Thank you for showing us your Pattern Proof set [ again ]
I never tire of seeing it. A Newbie asked what this set was,
as I remember, its an aluminum set, correct ?

If I'm wrong, please advise. Many thanks again !

Also, if you ever decide to sell your 1870 Half Dollar
[OBV is a Barber design ] ... I'd be thrilled to buy it.
Its one of the prettiest coins [ regardless of type ]
I have ever had the priviledge of viewing. >>



an 1868 aluminum pattern presentation set !!!

what a mind-blower and it is a thing of beauty
.

ModCrewman

Here's the lowest graded 1958 DCAM Proof Washington in PCGS's population.

Cert Verification #: 19722695
PCGS Coin #: 95990
Date, mintmark: 1958
Denomination: 25C
Variety:
Minor Variety:
Mint Error:
Pedigree:
Country: The United States of America
Grade: PR64DC
Mintage: 875,652
PCGS Price GuideSM Value: $90
Holder Type: Standard
Population: 1

PCGS PR64 DCAM



I also made the only + graded 1953 Cameo Proof Washington.

Cert Verification #: 20730937
PCGS Coin #: 85985
Date, mintmark: 1953
Denomination: 25C
Variety:
Minor Variety:
Mint Error:
Pedigree:
Country: The United States of America
Grade: PR66+CA
Mintage: 128,800
PCGS Price GuideSM Value: $160
Holder Type: Standard
Population: 1

PCGS PR66+ CAM

66Tbird

Well,,, after seeing Boiler's stuff I too have that rusty washer feeling and just can't bring myself to post a coin. I do believe I'd sell a kidney for the J-997 in pr64 btw

Atlantic

This is a pop 1,

AMRC

I have two. One is a Morgan, and the other is a more obscure US Mint 1976 gold commerative. I also own the one in the lowest grade as well. The total pop in all grades in the the PCGS pop reports is 8. I was the first one to send one in to get graded. That was the one in the lower grade. About two year later I bought a collection and it had one still in the original wooden mint box. I sent it in and it came back PR68. I know it is not a highly collected series, but it sure brings me a lot of pleasure.

fivecents

Here are my two lowly POP 1 coins:

cardinal

Here are a few Pop 1/0's















--Cardinal
Portraits of Liberty

cladking

<< <i>Here are a few Pop 1/0's
--Cardinal
>>




Tremendous coins. I'm partial to the fugio but then I've always been partial to fugios and bar cents.

This one isn't too shabby either;

cladking

...There are a lot of spectacular coins in this thread.

BG

This one is a POP 1/0 in BN for the year.


NGC PF64 BN, Rick Snow Photoseal. Was in a PCGS PR64 holder.

LanceNewmanOCC

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where would i be w/o the archives.

great googala moogala - look at those coins
.

Weiss

Those Boiler and Cardinal pieces are unbelievable.

oih82w8

Great revisit! How about a population of ONE and zero others, even in lower grades (unique in PCGS)?

1892-O 25C Clashed Dies FS-901 PCGS AU55



1892-O 25C Clashed Dies FS-901

mercurydimeguy

This is literally a Pop 1 coin, the only one PCGS has ever graded

Mesquite

2003-W $10 First Flight MS 60(0) 61(0) 62(0) 63(1) 64(0) 65(0) 66(0) 67(0) 68(4) 69(1,523) 70(470)

My POP1 strait out of the 6-coin set. All others in the set were either MS 69 or PR 69. The entire set was later sold.

MonsterCoinz

I've had a few conditional Pop 1/0 Lincoln's (BN). Here's a newp though. Pop 1/0 MS68.
Technically, I guess I could say it's Pop 0/1/0 as there are no 67's graded either.

lordmarcovan

This Hesse-Darmstadt kreuzer was tied for finest known with one other (pop. 2) when it was in an NGC MS67 holder.

I took a risk cracking it out and sending it to PCGS, but it came back MS67+, so I suppose that makes it finest known at either service. It is definitely pop 1 now.

(There is just the other MS67 at NGC, and last I looked the next best one at PCGS was MS65.)

Not bad for a coin I paid less than a hundred bucks for, I suppose.




As you can see from these old pictures of it in the previous NGC holder, it's very prooflike.