Anyone have a complete denomination run?

3stars

Just curious if anyone had a complete date / MM run of a certain denomination? Nickels seem doable short of the 1913 Liberty. Anyone attemp this feat?

okracer

I have a complete run of Cents , business strikes, 1793-2012. (no errors included, although I do have a 1922 no D)

SmEagle1795

<< <i>I have a complete run of Cents , business strikes, 1793-2012. (no errors included, although I do have a 1922 no D) >>



You can't post something like that and not include pictures - it's just immoral.

AnkurJ

Capped bust halves but not every variety. 1807-1839o

Whoops not every coin in the denomination.

Kaline6

<< <i>I have a complete run of Cents , business strikes, 1793-2012. (no errors included, although I do have a 1922 no D) >>



That is fantastic!

Overdate

I don't, but IMO the easiest one to complete would be two-cent pieces.

Overdate

<< <i>I have a complete run of Cents , business strikes, 1793-2012. (no errors included, although I do have a 1922 no D) >>


Are you planning to acquire the ultra-rare 2013?

crypto79

I have all of the silver Trade dollars ever stuck for circulation, admittedly a low bar

johnny9434

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That is fantastic! >>

incredible as well and all good.

jerseycat101

Reading comprehension is key.

He is talking about a full denomination run, not a particular series.

crypto79

<< <i>Reading comprehension is key.

He is talking about a full denomination run, not a particular series. >>



I chose to read a run of a denomination not a run of denominations. I like living in ignorance, without the burden of facts and logic problems become other peoples fault which is nice.

okracer

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You can't post something like that and not include pictures - it's just immoral. >>



......I don't think any individual coin would look that impressive.....

OperationButter

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<< <i>Reading comprehension is key.

He is talking about a full denomination run, not a particular series. >>



I like living in ignorance, without the burden of facts and logic problems become other peoples fault which is nice. >>



Do you work in the white house?

crypto79

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<< <i>Reading comprehension is key.

He is talking about a full denomination run, not a particular series. >>



I like living in ignorance, without the burden of facts and logic problems become other peoples fault which is nice. >>



Do you work in the white house? >>



The Pentagon

CoinZip

2Old2GrowUp

Just curious if anyone had a complete date / MM run of a certain denomination? Nickels seem doable short of the 1913 Liberty. Anyone attemp this feat?


As soon as the funds get back on track and can replace the ones I had to sell.

Working on:
Dimes
Quarters
And halves

keyman64

DIMEMAN is working on DIMES! Had he not been working on the varieties, he would have been done a long time ago. Maybe just a couple more years and he will be done?

U.S. Dimes Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes (1796-present) 94.62% Complete

U.S. Dimes Complete Set with All Varieties, Circulation Strikes (1796-present) 86.4% Complete

TwoSides2aCoin

it's old hat for a lot of these gentlemen and ladies.

3stars

Halves seem very straight forward starting with the Barber's, but going back further could be tricky.

okracer - the run must be huge! Must be neat to see them all in one location.

Shamika

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You can't post something like that and not include pictures - it's just immoral. >>



Agreed!

okracer

...Okay...I am terrible at pics. Taken by my Iphone...sorry. Here is my Large Cents Dansco Album. The Key dates are locked away somewhere safe. Hopefully at least a sampling of what I have. The Large Cents were the toughest and most fun. I actually was working on Sheldon Varieties for a while. I think I have about 130 varieties. Some are from collecting a long time ago. Some coins really are bad, but hey, I have all dates from the beginning of our country to now....

...I hope these pics work....they really suck....

lkeigwin

<< <i>I have a complete run of Cents , business strikes, 1793-2012. (no errors included, although I do have a 1922 no D) >>


Ditto. Though I have yet to find a 1799 I like and probably never will.
Lance.

baseballjeff

Those pictures from your Iphone are great! Thank you for sharing. I have a complete collection of proof modern commemoratives of halves, and dollars. I am almost done with the uncirculated run!

magikbilly

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Eric

Edit to add: Killer set! Respect the completion. Not seeing much corrosion at all, just honest wear and color, no nice.
Sorry- but PVC on the '40 smack center Obc? Perhaps a non-dried rose thorn or whatever the EAC gents do, but maybe looks terminal? The color underneath and surfaces. If the '40 is a tough date I'll be quiet.

magikbilly

If this counts (it does to me), I did. 1936-1942 Proof Lincoln 1c. This was after MS and PR V5C, and before Proof 10C Seated to Rossie, and then 1937-1942 Proof sets with 10C and 50C strong as I could get. All gone now

Eric

rec78

I am close on quite a few. I do have the cents also, 1793-date. I have all the twenty cent pieces excepting the 1876-CC. Three cent silvers I need one more(1863). Two cent pieces one more (1873). Half dollars from 1802 to date-one more-(1878-S)excluding commems. Quarters I need 3 more if you don't count the 1918/17-S. Nickels I have them all, save of course the 1913!
Dollars, dimes, and half-dimes I am still far away. The early dates have just gotten too expensive-even in lower grades.

OKbustchaser

Not a date/MM set, but with the exceptions of 1796 and 97 I have a full year run of half dollars 1794--present. All mints are represented, though.

sonoranmonsoon

I almost have a run in dollars 1795-present. Just missing the 1851 and the 1870-S.