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MidLifeCrisis

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coinguy1989

"Copper, Nickel, Silver and Gold Issues"

Other than modern bullion coins (e.g. platinum eagles), what U.S. coin doesn't fit the list then?

COALPORTER

<< <i>"Copper, Nickel, Silver and Gold Issues"

Other than modern bullion coins (e.g. platinum eagles), what U.S. coin doesn't fit the list then? >>



Steel cents? I guess we cant collect those.

MidLifeCrisis

<< <i>"Copper, Nickel, Silver and Gold Issues"

Other than modern bullion coins (e.g. platinum eagles), what U.S. coin doesn't fit the list then? >>


Well, clad coinage comes to mind.

But, of course, I read it more positively: Willing to include a nice coin, whether it's made of copper, nickel, silver, or gold.

Sonorandesertrat

Looking at the state of my collection today, one would infer that I focus on esoteric numismatic items, particularly Etc.

JCMhouston

I like the coins he carries by the way, he gets some fabulous coins. But that says he specializes in anything that's pretty? I mean...

Colonial and Early American Coins
- Redbook Type Coins
- Rare Die Varieties

United States Coins
- Copper, Nickel, Silver and Gold Issues
- Choice Type Coins
- Gold CACs and Old Holdered Pieces

World Coins which Circulated in Early America
- Dutch Lion Daalders
- Spanish Colonial Pillar and Portrait Coinage
- Gold Ducats and Escudos

Esoteric Numismatic Items
- World Coins with Striking Designs
- Select Hard Times Tokens, Civil War Tokens and Conder Tokens
- Interesting Medals
- Etc.

Those 4 areas cover pretty much everything ever minted except ancients and modern clad.