I'm happy to add this little darling to the collection today. It's something I've desired for over 20 years and can't stop grinning now that it's here. I don't know why but this issue along with the '46 half dime have always mesmerized me more than any other key. One down, one to go. The photos don't do it justice, the coin is beautiful for it's level of wear with a soft understatement of an amber hue to it. Maybe she'll get submitted for a TV photo at the Money Show.
I don't know why but this issue along with the '46 half dime have always mesmerized me more than any other key.
Just for you.
Besides the 1846 half dime's rarity, what really intrigues me about it is how crudely the date was engraved. Compare it to the 1847 and you'll know what I mean.
"You can't get just one gun." "You can't get just one tattoo." "You can't get just one 1796 Draped Bust Large Cent."
@Cladiator said:
I'm happy to add this little darling to the collection today. It's something I've desired for over 20 years and can't stop grinning now that it's here. I don't know why but this issue along with the '46 half dime have always mesmerized me more than any other key. One down, one to go. The photos don't do it justice, the coin is beautiful for it's level of wear with a soft understatement of an amber hue to it. Maybe she'll get submitted for a TV photo at the Money Show.
WOW!!! That's an amazing 1822 dime. Not that the grade matters that much but what does she grade, VF-20? Mine is a lowly G-06.
@Cladiator said:
I'm happy to add this little darling to the collection today. It's something I've desired for over 20 years and can't stop grinning now that it's here. I don't know why but this issue along with the '46 half dime have always mesmerized me more than any other key. One down, one to go. The photos don't do it justice, the coin is beautiful for it's level of wear with a soft understatement of an amber hue to it. Maybe she'll get submitted for a TV photo at the Money Show.
That is a very appealing 1822 Dime, and at the top end of the majority of currently known examples. Congratulations!
Like you, I was strongly attracted to this date early on in my collecting career, in the 80's and 90's. - these are the two example which I managed to obtain. Both still ungraded.
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1921 10c PCGS Good-6
Here are 3 prooflike 1942-D Jeffs.
Here's a youtube video of another, go ahead and watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU4C8GbFdJM
Don't know what to make of the mint mark this one. But it does has 6 qualities, extraordinarily rare eye appeal for a Jefferson nickel.
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Not as key as in the earliest issues, but still a beautiful coin to have.
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MS 65 BN
I'm not greedy, I only need one of these. Can I ask the grade?
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Thanks; it is pretty cool to own such a thing!
It's "only" MS62BN.
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So W's are considered key dates?.. Or just high graded W's?
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Posted this before in a different thread, but for those who didn’t see it…..
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I'm happy to add this little darling to the collection today. It's something I've desired for over 20 years and can't stop grinning now that it's here. I don't know why but this issue along with the '46 half dime have always mesmerized me more than any other key. One down, one to go. The photos don't do it justice, the coin is beautiful for it's level of wear with a soft understatement of an amber hue to it. Maybe she'll get submitted for a TV photo at the Money Show.
Edit: Got the TV pic...
Ex - Sterling/Carter
Mintage 400
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66+ now
I don't know why but this issue along with the '46 half dime have always mesmerized me more than any other key.
Just for you.
Keyish - PCGS AU55 CAC
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Just the perfect look!
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I’m a big fan of gold dollars and your collection. That’s a very, very cool coin! Congratulations! 👍
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A couple of recent buys, both semi key dates:
I’m very happy with both coins.
MS64: borderline rare
MS64RB:
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Besides the 1846 half dime's rarity, what really intrigues me about it is how crudely the date was engraved. Compare it to the 1847 and you'll know what I mean.
"You can't get just one gun." "You can't get just one tattoo." "You can't get just one 1796 Draped Bust Large Cent."
1972 Type 2 50C
WOW!!! That's an amazing 1822 dime. Not that the grade matters that much but what does she grade, VF-20? Mine is a lowly G-06.
Nah, it's in PCGS F12 plastic.
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
That is a very appealing 1822 Dime, and at the top end of the majority of currently known examples. Congratulations!
Like you, I was strongly attracted to this date early on in my collecting career, in the 80's and 90's. - these are the two example which I managed to obtain. Both still ungraded.
Got this tiny treasure home today as my first coin of 2023...
Love it! Never had more than a VG.
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For some reason I never got around to taking pics of the reverse for the 27-S. Must have been really busy like I usually am.
1874-cc 10c PCGS G-6
And a little dark side just for fun
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