Single Year Type Coins
Morgan White
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Post 'em. 1859 Indian: The only year with the laurel wreath reverse.
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Laurel Wreath
No Cents
Arrows & Rays
No Drapery
Mr_Spud
Does the only year of silver nickel proof count?
https://www.autismforums.com/media/albums/acrylic-colors-by-rocco.291/
This counts
and this . . .
I don't have the Kennedy half or Ike dollar yet
and another one
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1878 only. Morgan convex flat breast.
No, that would be 8TF for 1878 only. The Rev 78 above was used in 78, 79-s and 80/78-cc.
That type is 37-38 not a single year.
Ok I was including the mint. My understanding is New Orleans only made this coin one year in 1838.
The curious thing about Bicentennial coinage is that it was produced and released in both 1975 and 1976, though the date did not change.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Photo Credit: Mark Goodman
Oops, never mind. Sorry!
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Outstanding coin! A true 1 year type. I guess most people have a different definition of type than I do.
No, but originally only intended for 1878. The others varieties listed were not intended to be used for the others you indicated. Flat breast was only intended for 1878.
Intentions aside, it's a multi year type.
But again, it wasn't intended for the years of 1879 and 1880, mint employees used them because they were still on hand and not to waste a usable die, used them. Rounded breast eagles were intended to be used from 1879 on.
1798 BB-81 15 Star Obv Small Eagle (planchet defects on this, not damaged)
That's not a rattler! Are you feeling ok?