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1885-CC $1 Morgan at 228,000, 1881-CC $1 Morgan at 296,000, 1909-S IHC at 309,000 followed by a 1909-S VDB at 484,000 and an 1880-CC $1 Morgan at 591,000. |
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Canada
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I don't know if this would qualify its a bullion gold coin with very low mintage of 3,540 one year only and really no way of telling how many are left or if they melted any left over. Pictures   |
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I have a 1936 Proof Walker and 1936 Proof Mercury dime. The stated proof set mintages are 3,837 though coins could have been ordered individually at the time. |
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United States
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Quote:Boring coin to some, but mine is an AU55 LWC 1909 S VDB at 484,000 minted Here too but mines a VF30 BN |
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United States
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2009 Ultra High Relief, 115,000 minted. This will forever be the superstar coin in my collection.   |
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2009 Ultra High Relief, 115,000 minted. This will forever be the superstar coin in my collection. Very nice!  |
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United States
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Quote:I have a 1936 Proof Walker and 1936 Proof Mercury dime. The stated proof set mintages are 3,837 though coins could have been ordered individually at the time. The 1936 proofs were not sold in "sets". they were sold individually. Some people purchased all the coins but many purchased just the individual coins for the set they were working on. The Mintage figure you see for "sets" is the lowest mintage individual coin. In the case of the 1936 that would be the Quarter. The mintage of the dime was 4130 and the half was 3901. |
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United States
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Edited by 40Proof
06/17/2018 8:59 pm
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I think it's now this one, 1863 3CS Proof ( CoinFacts), mintage of 460.  -----Burton 50+ year / Life / Emeritus ANA member (joined 12/1/1973) Life member: Numismatics International, CONECA Member: TNA, FtWCC, NETCC, EveryCountry (online) coin club Owned by three cats and a wife of 40+ years (joined 1983) Author: 3rd Edition of the Sample Slabs book, https://www.sampleslabs.info/ |
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United States
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Thank you very much, Dlangs56. I really like Standing Liberty quarters with different shades of gray. Beautiful piece, BStrauss3! |
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Not nearly as scarce or high end as most of the others posted here, but this is my lowest minted coin. Mintage of 396,000. Very nice! Quote:
I think it's now this one, 1863 3CS Proof (CoinFacts), mintage of 460. Fantastic!  |
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I picked this one up a few weeks ago. The mintage isn't as low as my 1850, but at 11,000 with an estimated 350 survivors, it's a serious contender and the rarest of all Seated dollars from the civil war. The smudge on the obverse is on the holder, NOT the coin.   Edited by MikeF
06/18/2018 10:20 pm
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Quote:I picked this one up a few weeks ago. The mintage isn't as low as my 1850, but at 11,000 with an estimated 350 survivors, it's a serious contender and the rarest of all Seated dollars from the civil war. Very nice! I really like the look. |
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