My Blank Planchet Type Set so far . . .
I am missing the Half Dollar Clad and the SBA Dollar. I have seen the Half Dollar clad for sale but not an SBA Dollar yet (if anyone has or knows of one, please let me know). Now, since this is a Type Set, I very much doubt that the following are available: Half Cent, Two Cent, Three Cent (silver & nickel), Half Dime, or Twenty Cent blanks. Let me know if I am wrong.
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Very cool indeed! However, is it appropriate for the slabs to carry the designation 'Mint Error'?
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Cool idea. IMO Mint Error is appropriate, or has the mint been giving these away as souvenirs?
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I bet it will take long time to get them. Very nice set.
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So far so good, I like 👍
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Good job on a nice set.
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I vaguely remember seeing a $20 gold planchet. Check with Fred Weinberg.
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Nice set! Best of luck finishing it!
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creative. I like.
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Very very cool set. I have an SBA blank planchet, but it is not slabbed yet. Good luck on finishing your quest!
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Great set.
Why does the 40% half label say "various" for the denomination?
This is just a circulation coin set, correct?
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Very nice!
As @Rampage says, SBA planchets are available if you can accept a raw one and slab it yourself.
Heritage has sold half cent and half dime planchets; I'm not sure about the others. Prices are very expensive, as in "more than everything else in your picture put together".
Some others missing from your picture:
- pre-1837 large 1c (two different types, I think. I forget the date ranges.)
- 1859-1864 copper-nickel 1c
- 1982-2025 normal zinc 1c (you have an unplated example),
- 1942-1945 5c
- Heritage has sold some older-type 5c planchets (Buffalo, etc) as separate types, although I'm not totally convinced that they're different
- 1976 25c 40% silver
- 1878-1935 $1
- 1971-1978 $1 40% silver
- 1986-present silver eagle
...and then you can start working on type 1 blanks! :-)
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What a neat set!
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@JBK said:
Great set.Why does the 40% half label say "various" for the denomination?
This is just a circulation coin set, correct?
1965-1970 or 1976
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@CaptHenway said:
@JBK said:
Great set.Why does the 40% half label say "various" for the denomination?
This is just a circulation coin set, correct?
1965-1970 or 1976
Those are the years (1975 also). The label says "various" for the date, but it also says "various" in place of the denomination.
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I have never seen the Two Cent, Three Cent (silver & nickel), Half Dime, or Twenty Cent planchets.
Half cent yes but they are hard to come by.
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@Russell12 said:
@Rampage said:
Very very cool set. I have an SBA blank planchet, but it is not slabbed yet. Good luck on finishing your quest!Are you interested in selling?
Not at this time. I was doing something similar to you, but your set will blow mine away.
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@JBK said:
@CaptHenway said:
@JBK said:
Great set.Why does the 40% half label say "various" for the denomination?
This is just a circulation coin set, correct?
1965-1970 or 1976
Those are the years (1975 also). The label says "various" for the date, but it also says "various" in place of the denomination.
Yep, but I don't understand why. 40% has to be a Kennedy Half 1965-1970
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I purchased Bill Fivaz’s blank and planchet Set in the mid 1990s, added some pieces to it and sold
Them, individually , thru Heritage when I retired and sold my personal collection in 2022.
(Did not include any gold pieces) Bill‘s set was the most complete I was aware of.I did have a three cent nickel type two planchet, I believe, but I’ve never seen or heard of a three cent silver piece – and never heard of a $.20 blank or planchet ever. check the Heritage archives for what I sold – I believe they were all slabbed with my label that PCGS did up for me.
There are a few gold planchets known, including the only $20 gold planchet that I’m aware of that came out of the big Hawaiian deal sold approximately 20–25 years ago
By the way, SBA planchets should be easily found – the blanks are a little bit scarcer,but they’re around.
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In addition to 1965 -1970 40% 1/2-dollar planchets were used in 1975 & 1976 USA Halves.
Also used for Panama Medio Balboas 1966 thru 1971 or 1972:
Various years & various country & various denominations.
@Russell12 said:
@JBK said:
@CaptHenway said:
@JBK said:
Great set.Why does the 40% half label say "various" for the denomination?
This is just a circulation coin set, correct?
1965-1970 or 1976
Those are the years (1975 also). The label says "various" for the date, but it also says "various" in place of the denomination.
Yep, but I don't understand why. 40% has to be a Kennedy Half 1965-1970
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Did not read the other posts, but if this helps there is an SBA blank planchet currently on EBAY.
Jim
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I checked those two eBay auctions – overpriced and the Kennedy Half is not nice- I would look up Jon Sullivan‘s website. I’m sure he has both of those and, and many others in stock atmuch more realistic market prices
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@Russell12 said:
@JBK said:
@CaptHenway said:
@JBK said:
Great set.Why does the 40% half label say "various" for the denomination?
This is just a circulation coin set, correct?
1965-1970 or 1976
Those are the years (1975 also). The label says "various" for the date, but it also says "various" in place of the denomination.
Yep, but I don't understand why. 40% has to be a Kennedy Half 1965-1970
Could have been a Panamanian 1/2 Balboa, but the same thing applies to any U.S. planchet sometimes used to strike Panamanian equivalent coinage, and we don't have any problem calling a U.S. Quarter DOllar planchet of either composition a U.S> planchet.
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@jonathanb said:
- Heritage has sold some older-type 5c planchets (Buffalo, etc) as separate types, although I'm not totally convinced that they're different
A long time ago I had a nickel planchet that I believe was meant for a Buffalo nickel, the upset rim had a different look than modern planchets and the surfaces had a darker, coppery tone like a lot of early Buffaloes exhibit. I don't know how to prove it except with an ownership provenance that predated 1938, but it passed the "smells like a duck" test.
Sean Reynolds
Incomplete planchets wanted, especially Lincoln Cents & type coins.
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This was a fantastic idea!
Casual collector slowly building a collection....
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Very unique set!
Good luck finishing it!!
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