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Gyrene7483 brings the list!  Tbone made a devious edit.  g048406 with some good updates.
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Quote: Gyrene7483 brings the list! Tbone made a devious edit. g048406 with some good updates. Teamwork at its best! |
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Of all the transitional sets listed the only ones I have are the 1909 cents, 1883 nickels (a three of them) and the 1793 cents.
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Since teamwork made this set happen, and deep pockets can only afford this set, why not make a virtual set?
Lets do it right here on this thread.
I would have to believe that out of all the CCF members, this set exists.
How about we start posting what we have in our collections to make this set a reality on the CCF website.
Whats funny is I only have a 1916 Merc Dime with a hole in it for a necklace.
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1916 Barber half and Walker are not that difficult More difficult than you might think!  |
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Since teamwork made this set happen, and deep pockets can only afford this set, why not make a virtual set?
Lets do it right here on this thread. Great idea. Let's start with the large cents of 1793 and work our way down the list. Multiples of each type are most welcome. So, if you have one let's see it. This is going to be fun. To give everyone a chance to participate we will kick this off on February 21st so get your pictures ready and join in. February 21 - 1793 Wreath, Chain,& Liberty Cap cents February 22 - 1839 Matron Head & Braided Hair large cents February 23 - 1857 Large cent & 1857 Flying Eagle centFebruary 24 - 1909 Indian Head & Lincoln cents February 25 - 1865 Three Cents, silver & nickel February 26 - 1883 Shield & Liberty (Without & With Cents) nickels February 27 - 1913 Liberty & Buffalo (Type I & Type II) nickels February 28 - 1938 Buffalo & Jefferson nickelsMarch 1 - 1837 Capped Bust & Liberty Seated half dimesMarch 2 - 1837 Capped Bust & Liberty Seated dimesMarch 3 - 1916 Barber & Mercury dimesMarch 4 - 1838 Capped Bust & Liberty Seated quartersMarch 5 - 1916 Barber & Standing Liberty quartersMarch 6 - 1839 Capped Bust & Liberty Seated (No Drapery & With Drapery) half dollars March 7 - 1873 Liberty Seated & Trade dollarsMarch 8 - 1878 Trade & Morgan dollarsMarch 9 - 1921 Morgan & Peace dollarsEdited by Gyrene7483
02/07/2015 11:23 am
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For the 1839 cents, there would be the silly head, booby head, matron head, and petite head.
Not unachievable, as only the petite head is slightly uncommon.
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Since both flying eagle and large cents were also struck in 1856, would this year be included as well, along with the 1857?
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Some of these are very tough, if downright impossible (example 1913 nickel). Once we start posting pictures, I'm assuming all coins count owned or not?
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I'm assuming all coins count owned or not? I would suggest owned by the poster. (IMO, anyone can copy and paste from the internet...) This should be fun!! |
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Quote:Gyrene7483, please edit your above list to add, 1873 Seated dollar and 1873 Trade dollar Thanks, I missed that one. Quote:
For the 1839 cents, there would be the silly head, booby head, matron head, and petite head. The silly head, booby head, and petite head are varieties of the matron head type so, yes they would be included. Quote:
Since both flying eagle and large cents were also struck in 1856, would this year be included as well, along with the 1857? The 1856 Flying Eagle cent is considered more of a pattern coin rather than a coin struck for circulation and for that reason it is not included. Quote:
Some of these are very tough, if downright impossible (example 1913 nickel). Once we start posting pictures, I'm assuming all coins count owned or not? That would be okay for the very good reasons you state. |
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@ Moe145 Makes sense, however some of these are not possible, like the 1913 Liberty nickel mentioned. I guess in those cases we improvise. |
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