Here are a couple of rare 1972 Lincoln Cent trios:
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@redraider said:
How about a trio of 1863 w/L proof Indian Head Cents. All are very rare, much rarer than the 1864 L proofs. Struck later in the 1869-1871 time frame, these should actually be considered novodels. Since these were struck after the year that appears on the coin, these technically should not even be considered patterns, more so fantasy pieces.
Aluminum - 3 known
Love all those Indian Patterns (or whatever you like to call them). I very much like your Aluminum piece. I am sure you enjoyed Heritage's last auction as they had had a nice selection of 1c pieces. That consigner had a very full set of 1 Cent patterns
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@redraider said:
How about a trio of 1863 w/L proof Indian Head Cents. All are very rare, much rarer than the 1864 L proofs. Struck later in the 1869-1871 time frame, these should actually be considered novodels. Since these were struck after the year that appears on the coin, these technically should not even be considered patterns, more so fantasy pieces.
Aluminum - 3 known
Love all those Indian Patterns (or whatever you like to call them). I very much like your Aluminum piece. I am sure you enjoyed Heritage's last auction as they had had a nice selection of 1c pieces. That consigner had a very full set of 1 Cent patterns
I was able to pick up a few of those patterns. They pretty much went for strong money across the board.
I upgraded my J-191 to PF64CAM, one of only 2 cameos graded. This makes 6 of my 1858 pattern set with Cameo Designation now.
Picked up a 1859 J-226
Lastly the J-405 that was shown above.
It was a fun auction to watch, lots of very scarce ones for sale there.
@redraider said:
How about a trio of 1863 w/L proof Indian Head Cents. All are very rare, much rarer than the 1864 L proofs. Struck later in the 1869-1871 time frame, these should actually be considered novodels. Since these were struck after the year that appears on the coin, these technically should not even be considered patterns, more so fantasy pieces.
Love all those Indian Patterns (or whatever you like to call them). I very much like your Aluminum piece. I am sure you enjoyed Heritage's last auction as they had had a nice selection of 1c pieces. That consigner had a very full set of 1 Cent patterns
I was able to pick up a few of those patterns. They pretty much went for strong money across the board.
I upgraded my J-191 to PF64CAM, one of only 2 cameos graded. This makes 6 of my 1858 pattern set with Cameo Designation now.
Picked up a 1859 J-226
Lastly the J-405 that was shown above.
It was a fun auction to watch, lots of very scarce ones for sale there.
Congrats on all the pick ups ... the J226 i think is nice and scarce ... even if thier are a dozen out there they do not come across the table offen. I waited a long time before I picked up the Simpson piece in his auction. I love the 1858 set . Mine are more middle of the line in grades and I had thought to upgrade but I get distracted with other samples ... I picked up a couple of the Liberty Head 5C Patterns in that auction. Good luck in your hunting.
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1864-L for Longacre, the designer who added his initial when he made minor changes to the design.
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Trio of proof Walkers.
Trio of 1956 Proof Franklins.
Type 1, PF67
Type 2, PF67
Type 2, DDR, FS-801, PF68
No one should have that many 11S's!
Jim
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Now that's a triple hit. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to #4.
Jim
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First year for the SF Mint:
Note: no $2 1/2 & $5 as they’re prohibitively rare.
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Copperindian
Retired sets: Soaring Eagles
Copperindian
Nickelodeon
Here are a couple of rare 1972 Lincoln Cent trios:
The last 3 Proof Mercury dimes.
How about three landmarks from my time in S. Dakota & Wyoming?
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Not 11-S but close -
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Peru, Guatemala, Chile. Need Colombia, Mexico and Bolivia.
Latin American Collection
Daniel Carr Large Cents.
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Very nice DMPL's HighRelief!
1855 Gothi Florin
1849 Godless Florin
1886 Gothic Florin
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Trio of 1950 proof cents.
PF66RB
PF66RDCAM
PFBN (QC)
Trio of 1951 proof cents.
PF65RB
PF65RD
MS65RD (Mechanical Error)
Love all those Indian Patterns (or whatever you like to call them). I very much like your Aluminum piece. I am sure you enjoyed Heritage's last auction as they had had a nice selection of 1c pieces. That consigner had a very full set of 1 Cent patterns
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I wake up with a Good Attitude Every Day. Then … Idiots Happen!
The "Leo Trio," three interacting, large spiral galaxies visually in the constellation Leo.
I was able to pick up a few of those patterns. They pretty much went for strong money across the board.
I upgraded my J-191 to PF64CAM, one of only 2 cameos graded. This makes 6 of my 1858 pattern set with Cameo Designation now.
Picked up a 1859 J-226
Lastly the J-405 that was shown above.
It was a fun auction to watch, lots of very scarce ones for sale there.
Love the J-1018. This one has the same obverse but different reverse. I prefer the J-1018 though.
(Not my coin)
Congrats on all the pick ups ... the J226 i think is nice and scarce ... even if thier are a dozen out there they do not come across the table offen. I waited a long time before I picked up the Simpson piece in his auction. I love the 1858 set . Mine are more middle of the line in grades and I had thought to upgrade but I get distracted with other samples ... I picked up a couple of the Liberty Head 5C Patterns in that auction. Good luck in your hunting.
OMG ... My Mother was Right about Everything!
I wake up with a Good Attitude Every Day. Then … Idiots Happen!
Three from King Charles III of Spain (1759-1788) whose coins were ubiquitous in Colonial America and the early U.S.A.
One I cn't find an answer.
probably an aftermarket, looks good though.
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Three U.S. silver Dollars
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As of right now, I own exactly three MS 66 toners. No more, no less.
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Going rogue with this set....
Three 1877 Halves!
"Got a flaming heart, can't get my fill"
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Out friggin standing!
What a fun thread!
Three Holy Roman Emperors
My current "Box of 20"
Fantastic coins all around!!
Here's my trio. First modern gold commemorative coin. I still need to get the last 2 coins (Proof P & D) for the 5 coin set.
I posted these on the "Show us a collage or group of some of your favorite coins in your collection" thread as well...
I must say this thread is quite the showcase of some interesting "micro-sets" that have been put together.
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The 3 big 1857 FE die clashes:
The S-7 is very tough & the rarest of the 3. Highest known graded is AU58!
The S-8 is tough & 2nd rarest. The only one of the 3 with a rev clash.
The S-9 is “easiest” of the 3 to find. Also obtainable in nice MS grades.
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PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
Copperindian
Retired sets: Soaring Eagles
Copperindian
Nickelodeon
The major varieties of 1864 Indian Cents.
1864 Copper-Nickel
1864 Bronze
1864-L for Longacre, the designer who added his initial when he made minor changes to the design.
Three seated half dollars for 7070 type
Buffalo Nickel Digital Album
Toned Buffalo Date SetDigital Album
Three bicentennial coins for 7070
Buffalo Nickel Digital Album
Toned Buffalo Date SetDigital Album
Here’s my Triad of well matched original seated dollars:
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My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
Beautiful dollars!
Three gold beans.
Indian Off-Center Trio
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Trio of Doubled Dies
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OK, one more...for now
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