Not one of your best, but rather one of your favorite coins (Picture thread)
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@BillJones said:
I have long been drawn to this half dime because of the date, 1860. It was just before "the stuff hit the fan."
Love it!
Mine is similar and made after it hit the fan.

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Not expensive, or scarce, but it has the look that I go for in a Barber quarter.6 -
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While not anything rare, its was one of my first gold coins. And I like how they recreated the St. Gauden original.


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20th Century Type Set
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Another one of my favorites. As you can see it’s a very common date but it has a certain look to it that I find attractive. Graded 66 ⭐️ by NGC.

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I bought this even though I have a much higher graded one for my set, its just such a nice example of an honest wear circulated coin. Its one of my favorite circulated coins I own.

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This one was a cherrypick.

One of my favorite Proof Lincolns


Not mine, just love how the photos came out.


And I wish I had photos, but the 1996-W dime has been a favorite since childhood.
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I just bought a coin on GC that fits this thread! This Peace dollar has a vicious gash across the cheek (more dramatic than shown in the TV) while the coin has great luster and color. Net graded 64+. I like her!

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Not an unc, but real close. Have seen other SLQs with flat spots on leading leg that were graded 62/63.


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Common Commem with a great TrueView.
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I'm building out several "everyman" sets and running across anything with some decent eye appeal in AU-58+ is trickier than I ever thought it would be. The $1 1849 is a top pop and has provenance so a double win.
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