First and Last Years for this Classic Commems Series
jfriedm56
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So here are 2 new purchases that I just added to one of my favorite designed Classic Commems, the Oregon Trail Memorial. From the first year 1926, with a mintage of nearly 48,000, to the last year 1939, with only 3,004 coins minted, IMO, one of the most popular from the classic era. The wonderfully rendered Native American, Is truly American. Anyone like this design as much as I do? Zack.
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Yes, enough so that I went outside my CAC Rattler set to grab this beauty recently. A nice "Fatty" holder though.
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Oregon, Connecticut and Pan Pac are the three I like the best
Commems and Early Type
I needed an early commemorative for my Type set, this is what I chose
Wow nice coin 😎
One for the 7070.
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Yes, one of only a handful of commems that I own. My favorite. I collect the stamps as companions as well.
One that I should have kept
MS-67+ CAC
Mike
My Indians
Dansco Set
I agree with everyone, this design is truly amazing, And it toned so beautifully. It's hard for me to find an Oregon Trail that I do not like. The 37-D seems to come especially nice with 81 in PCGS MS68. And so here is my MS68 example
@jfriedm56
Nice pair!! One of my favorites too. This Classic Comm Half was the second one I added to my collection. A Columbian Expo Half was the first.
So I guess I’m not the only one who likes this issue right? Thanks to all who also posted their coins. Whether blast white or beautifully toned, we can all enjoy them and admire their artistry.
Image courtesy of Mark Goodman:
I had one to 67+. Sold it an I wish I kept it also.
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I bought this one for type raw many years ago. It is mark free, but the luster is subdued. Hence PCGS called it MS-64.