It's a 1783 Nova Constellatio MS64 for US circulation. Does it count as US?
Guess I'm screwed?
Constellatio Collector sevenoften@hotmail.com --------------------------------- "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!" "If it don't make $" "It don't make cents""
Constellatio Collector sevenoften@hotmail.com --------------------------------- "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!" "If it don't make $" "It don't make cents""
Constellatio Collector sevenoften@hotmail.com --------------------------------- "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!" "If it don't make $" "It don't make cents""
I just love those half cents with the die crack going in a circle. Yep going to have to get one some day. Anyways, here my oldest MS by a couple of years,,, the 3CN is next. For the darkside its a 1694 piece in 4... HMMMM,,,, MS 64 seems to be a very common grade in my cabinet.
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Dunno what my oldest MS U.S. business strike coin is. It would be in my dealer inventory at the mall, and not my small personal collection- probably an 1880's Morgan. I had a PCGS MS64 1862 quarter I bought from mdwoods, but I sold it (and rather miss it).
There's some real eye candy in this thread- thanks for sharin', y'all!
I have an 1806 half cent in 62. Unfortunately it is in my safe deposit box and I don't have a picture handy I will make a note to grab it next time I visit the bank so I can capture an image.
Not a good piicture but this is my 1835 Bust Quarter (NGC MS-62)
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... and here I was starting to think my 1812 was going to hold up as oldest >>
No doubt thats a beautiful Wreath Cent, as is your 1812 Half Eagle - but that Elephant token was struck in 1694. Obviously pre-dating the US, but they did circulate here and they are included in the Redbook as part of the American colonial series.
That'd be 309 years old, and still a decent amount of original red.
that Elephant token was struck in 1694. Obviously pre-dating the US, but they did circulate here and they are included in the Redbook as part of the American colonial series.
oh, ok. I thought by "U.S. coin" he meant "United States coin" which would mean, to me, post 1776 probably, Post 1787 more likely, and post 1792 to definitely qualify as a coin struck under the authority of the United States of America.
Although this coin is not mint state, it did circulate here, too, in New Amsterdam. I would not coinsider it a "U.S. Coin" though..
<< <i>that Elephant token was struck in 1694. Obviously pre-dating the US, but they did circulate here and they are included in the Redbook as part of the American colonial series.
oh, ok. I thought by "U.S. coin" he meant "United States coin" which would mean, to me, post 1776 probably, Post 1787 more likely, and post 1792 to definitely qualify as a coin struck under the authority of the United States of America.
Although this coin is not mint state, it did circulate here, too, in New Amsterdam. I would not coinsider it a "U.S. Coin" though..
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Here is some info about that coin:
It is a "provinciale Leeuwendaalder" from the province of Holland, dated and minted in 1585. The weight should be 27,68 grams. This coin is minted in "Dodrecht", A city about 75 miles south of Amsterdam. You could translate it to "provincial liondollar". The obverse reads "MO(N)(eta) (NOV)(a) (ARG(ENT)ea) ORD IN(um) HOL(LAND) wich means "New silver coin from the state of Holland". The reverse reads "CONFIDENS D(omi) NO NON MOVETUR" wich means "Wo trust on the Lord doesn't fall)
These coins are not worth a lot, in this state around $125.
My oldest US uncirculated coins are Morgan Dollars from the 1870s and 1880s. My oldest uncirculated coin is from 1548.
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"If it don't make $"
"It don't make cents""
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"No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!"
"If it don't make $"
"It don't make cents""
Works fine for our 1816-O!
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"It don't make cents""
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Yeah, yeah, sorry... I know, it's a proof.
Dunno what my oldest MS U.S. business strike coin is. It would be in my dealer inventory at the mall, and not my small personal collection- probably an 1880's Morgan. I had a PCGS MS64 1862 quarter I bought from mdwoods, but I sold it (and rather miss it).
There's some real eye candy in this thread- thanks for sharin', y'all!
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You are doing well, subject 15837. You are a good person.
Nice coins all! K
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... and here I was starting to think my 1812 was going to hold up as oldest
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Nic, I'll give you $25 for that coin, no questions asked. Just let me know.
Nice coin!
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
NICE coins!!!!!!!
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<< <i>Nic, that is your coin!?! nice!
... and here I was starting to think my 1812 was going to hold up as oldest >>
No doubt thats a beautiful Wreath Cent, as is your 1812 Half Eagle - but that Elephant token was struck in 1694. Obviously pre-dating the US, but they did circulate here and they are included in the Redbook as part of the American colonial series.
That'd be 309 years old, and still a decent amount of original red.
It has some interesting moderate clash marks on both sides, and the luster is better than it appears in the photos.
Jim
oh, ok. I thought by "U.S. coin" he meant "United States coin" which would mean, to me, post 1776 probably, Post 1787 more likely, and post 1792 to definitely qualify as a coin struck under the authority of the United States of America.
Although this coin is not mint state, it did circulate here, too, in New Amsterdam. I would not coinsider it a "U.S. Coin" though..
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<< <i>that Elephant token was struck in 1694. Obviously pre-dating the US, but they did circulate here and they are included in the Redbook as part of the American colonial series.
oh, ok. I thought by "U.S. coin" he meant "United States coin" which would mean, to me, post 1776 probably, Post 1787 more likely, and post 1792 to definitely qualify as a coin struck under the authority of the United States of America.
Although this coin is not mint state, it did circulate here, too, in New Amsterdam. I would not coinsider it a "U.S. Coin" though..
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Here is some info about that coin:
It is a "provinciale Leeuwendaalder" from the province of Holland, dated and minted in 1585. The weight should be 27,68 grams. This coin is minted in "Dodrecht", A city about 75 miles south of Amsterdam. You could translate it to "provincial liondollar". The obverse reads
"MO(N)(eta) (NOV)(a) (ARG(ENT)ea) ORD IN(um) HOL(LAND) wich means "New silver coin from the state of Holland". The reverse reads "CONFIDENS D(omi) NO NON MOVETUR" wich means "Wo trust on the Lord doesn't fall)
These coins are not worth a lot, in this state around $125.
I hope this helps.
Dennis
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My oldest US uncirculated coins are Morgan Dollars from the 1870s and 1880s. My oldest uncirculated coin is from 1548.
"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you." -Luke 11:9
"Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD: And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might." -Deut. 6:4-5
"For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king; He will save us." -Isaiah 33:22
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
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"No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!"
"If it don't make $"
"It don't make cents""
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