What coin, priced below $1000, would you most like to own?

lclugza · May 6, 2003 11:21AM

And I would appreciate it if you told me why you would like to own that particular coin.

jcping · May 6, 2003 11:24AM

A blast white slightly better date PCGS MS65FH standing liberty quarter (sharp Full Head).

Russ · May 6, 2003 11:31AM

A nice clean problem free 1872 Two Cent Piece in PCGS MS62RB. Might not be able to land it at the $1K or below range, though.

Russ, NCNE

Coinosaurus · May 6, 2003 11:42AM

1932 Indian in 64. Classic design and the cheapest date in the series in that grade.

ARCO · May 6, 2003 12:07PM

An original VF30 or XF40 1898-O Barber Half. I would like to find one because they don't exist! Cleaned and problematic they are around. Original...big problem!

Coins like this don't count 1898-O VF30. Coins like this do! Original VF35 Barber

I dare anyone to find one. Even the great Anaconda! As punishment for my insolence and arrogance I would be punished by being forced to buy it from you!

David Lawrence considered it the most underated date of the series.

Tyler

flaminio · May 6, 2003 1:02PM

See my sig. Also, an MS64 Isabella quarter.

michael · May 6, 2003 1:25PM

eye appealling neatly toned and/or cameo choice64 and gem65 66? proof three cent nickels

monster toned proof choice64 and gem85 superb gem66 red brown and brown indian cents

proof seated/barber coins coins in 64 and 64 cameo eye appealling and neatly toned

well some of the above you cant get under $1000

the reason is they are undervalued
sleeper coins
that have not been run up
and are extremely beautiful and many low pop coins!!!!!!!!!!

WITH A FUNDUMENTIAL REASON TO RISE IN VALUE

sincerely michael

michael · May 6, 2003 1:27PM

also eye appealling spot stain free ms63/64 saints common date pcgs/ngc...............maybe icg/anx

one of the most beautiful coins

i think gold will have a huge run up within the next few years

sincerely michael

newsman · May 6, 2003 1:40PM

I'll take all the nicely toned Proof 64 cameo seated coins I can afford, which right now is none. Anyone got $1,000 they want to spare?

islemangu · May 6, 2003 4:16PM

A pcgs/ngc proof 62/63 barber half with beautiful luster and toning. I love the look of these even in 62/63 to keep below one grand. The low mintage and beauty will keep its value appreciating over time.

My ebay auctions

jonesy · May 6, 2003 6:34PM

1913D T2 Buffalo Nickel. It's next on my list.

Glenn

LucyBop · May 6, 2003 6:38PM

an original undisturbed 53 double mint set....

SeattleSlammer · May 7, 2003 7:24AM

I'll take an ultra black and white, PQ++++ for the grade PCGS 1880-S in 66DMPL, with monster frost and deeeeeeeeeeeeeply mirrored fields. A truly hard coin to find....and most won't sell it to you for under $1,000 anyways....but there is a chance since it sheets around $800.

Why this one? Because a truly killer contrast DMPL Morgan blows away any non-toned Morgan out there, regardless of grade. IMHO.

lclugza · May 9, 2003 8:56AM

I would take a Proof-65 Buffalo. The "Guide Book" has it at $900.

tradedollarnut · May 9, 2003 9:15AM

A chopmarked 1875 trade dollar - I've been looking for 5 years and not seen one offered for sale!

docday2003 · May 9, 2003 9:27AM

I would want a beautiful 1913P type 1 Buffalo nickel in MS67 or 68 with gorgeous rainbow toning.

Wait a minute, I have one!

What coin, priced below $1000, would you most like to own?

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