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Pillar of the Community
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I have 1990 gold $25 BU Eagle 31,000
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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1950 Proof dime (51,386)
1982 P dime no mintmark (10k-15k est)
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
5953 Posts |
1937 Maundy 1 Penny Mintage 1,329 0.5grams 0.5 Silver 11mm   |
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New Member
United States
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Sadly mines 1955d quarter at 3.18 million.  |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Mine is a 1839-O classic head gold at 17,781.
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United States
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Mine is pretty sad compared to the really nice stuff posted here! And mine was totally by accident... 2008w ASE w/2007 rev, mintage est. 45k-47k Sad, sad, sad... I need to start collecting. Edit: Wait, I do have a small silver German coin, circa 1820 (or was it 1840?)... It's unlikely there was 45k of those minted. Probably 10k is stretching it. Dang... wish I knew the mintage. I might actually have one lower than most here! But then it is obscure and low demand, so it would never be worth even what the 08/07 ASE will. Edited by ratio411
05/17/2008 11:06 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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If we are talking about a classic coin then it would have to be my 1899 0 $10 gold eagle mintage is 37,047.
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Mine is 1874 Burgers Fine Beard Pond mintage of only 695 :D
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Pillar of the Community
United States
595 Posts |
As far as I can tell, mine is an 1825 Half Cent, 63,000. But what about coins that have high mintage but a lot were melted and never made it into circulation?  Jan |
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Off the top of my head, 1938-D 50c, 491,600
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Could be some of my Colonials. No mintage figures on those. But, the one that has a mintage figure would be my 1885 Seated Liberty Half - 5,200.
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United States
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1832 Half Cent, mintage 51,000. But it's been repaired. It was used as a necklace, I guess. The repair work was expertly done, though. A shame the way some people treat coins. |
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United States
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I also have a 1803 Bust Half-Cent which has a 92,000 mintage, and a nice toned 1851O 3-cent silver trime with a 720,000 mintage. I'll show you guys a pic when I hit 50 posts and get my QX5! Sorry I'll shut up soon now.
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Posted 05/12/2008 11:44 am
