Name a coin/token/medal on your to get list!

NumisOxide

I'll start.

1837 Half Cent token, HT-73

Coinosaurus

Anything related to Christian Gobrecht tokens, medals, or engravings (except for the modern schlock which is abundant). I thought I had it all, and then Pistareen humbled me

coinsarefun

Anything that's not on my sig line yet

civilwarcoincollector

1865 Three Cent Silver (Trime) buisness strke

ambro51

1837 Feuchtwanger Three Cent NY Shield HT 262. NGCMS61 ex Wayte Raymond JJ Ford. The finest example of this variety strike wise and the one I need to complete the pedigreed set of 3C.

Broadstruck

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Without being tortured I'll just say there's a Rarity-6 1837 token that's been on my hot list for 5 years in UNC... Since then only 3 low grade corroded examples have come to market

1837 Half Cent of Pure Copper HT-73 / Low-49

Here's a token that I had written off as I didn't think a fully struck example existed and I wasn't eager to own a crude mushy strike. Normally on everything from the shield up is just a blob of copper with a dent for what's supposed to resemble and eye and same with the claws. My images do not do it justice as this early die stage also has fully proof like fields on the obverse and semi proof like reverse fields. Along with being the best struck example it was also neat to see it was pedigreed to Miller and Litman who formed two of the top collections of HTT's. So on a provenance coolness factor Charles Litman purchased Donald Miller's collection and Donald Miller with the aid of Alexander Dupont purchased George Tilden's collection so this token is traceable to the turn of the century. Meaningless to most all of you but I thought it was a neat bonus as I didn't pay for the pedigree... Just the strike.

Boosibri

Need an original 1842-D LDLL $5!

magikbilly

OOhhhhhhhhhh.

I need, I mean NEED, a elongated dime from the 1939 NYWF. Slides, color home movies, bits of buildings and exhibits, Bel Geddes, Binder...I got. I have been looking for a stretched 10C for over 20 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Eric

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BillJones

1838-C half eagle

nutmeg

1895-O Barber dime

rawmorgan

1893 - S morgan, XF
Lesher Referendum Dollar

Staircoins

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ricko

A Weiner Cathedral medal....Cheers, RickO

Flatwoods

Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul Completion Medal, 1864. by Paquet

RYK

1849-D $5 PCGS XF-40 to AU-55

TwoSides2aCoin

Just a few EACs ... and they're cost prohibitive. One small incuse gold which doesn't have priority at the moment since business does. In light of that, I need a roll of 2009 P & D Nickels and a worn out '32 S Washington that isn't cost prohibitive.

Sonorandesertrat

Washington/Franklin Sansom medal (U.S. mint, by John Reich, '1783' but actually ca. 1805)

AnkurJ

Silver libertas
VF chain cent

sparky64

Really would like a Seated Liberty & Trade Dollar.
I've been wanting them for far too long and need to quit squandering resources on lesser coins.

coindeuce

I recently had a Thomas Elder piece pass through my hands, an About Uncirculated copper example of the 39 mm "Perseverando Dollar" listed by Hibler & Kaplan as HK-863c (DeLorey - Dickeson 5). The symbolism of the design is spectacular, in utilizing the design originally carried on the 6 Dollar denomination of Continental Currency from 1775-1778. I hope to purchase it soon.

Coinsponge

I am with you staircoins. Probably out of my reach though at this time.

edix2001

Any tiny little silver Lafayette Coin Club medalet that I don't have (and lots others by Charles D. Arceneaux.)