WINNER! Best US Coin Found, December, 2007
lordmarcovan
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What was the Best US Coin/Token found in December?
Total Votes: 39
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Riccar's five-coin pocket spill (1917-S 1c, 1919-S 1c, 1918-S 5c, 1907-S 10c, 1919-S 10c)
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
7 (votes) 17.95 (%)
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
1 (votes) 2.56 (%)
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime (relatively high grade).
19 (votes) 48.72 (%)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Loditom is our winner!
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
Riccar's five-coin "pocket spill" including 1917-S and 1919-S cents, 1918-S Buffalo nickel, 1907-S Barber dime, and 1919-S Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime. (Appears fairly high grade in the photo.)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
Total Votes: 39
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Riccar's five-coin pocket spill (1917-S 1c, 1919-S 1c, 1918-S 5c, 1907-S 10c, 1919-S 10c)
6 (votes) 15.38 (%)
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
7 (votes) 17.95 (%)
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
1 (votes) 2.56 (%)
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime (relatively high grade).
19 (votes) 48.72 (%)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
Loditom is our winner!
Riccar's 1917-S Type 2 Standing Liberty quarter.
Riccar's five-coin "pocket spill" including 1917-S and 1919-S cents, 1918-S Buffalo nickel, 1907-S Barber dime, and 1919-S Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's 1926-D Mercury dime.
Lordmarcovan's high-grade 1907 Indian cent.
Millennium's 1898 Barber dime.
Millennium's 1905 Liberty nickel.
Millennium's 1957-D silver Washington quarter.
Millennium's semi-key date 1910-S Lincoln cent.
Millennium's curious "2530" token.
Loditom's 1849 Seated Liberty half dime. (Appears fairly high grade in the photo.)
DUBBA's 1940-S silver Washington quarter.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
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Comments
I think my Indian cent might also be a minor contender, if only because of its state of preservation.
There were some great finds this month, and wow, a lot of S-mint coins! Of course it is understandable for the California folks to find a lot of S-mints. Still, Steve's 1910-S Lincoln cent found here on the East coast deserves a nod, since it's a semi-key date. Too bad it wasn't in better shape.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
It was between Riccars SLQ and your IH,I ended up voting on your IH as I have never seen one come out of the ground looking that nice well at least not the one's I have ever dug
HH,Tom
I am surprised that his 5-coin spill doesn't have any votes yet, as of this posting.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
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Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.