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TwoKopeiki Pillar of the Community Czech Republic 803 Posts	Posted 04/16/2007 10:04 am To me, this would be it: ~Roman Report this Post to the Staff
ageka Pillar of the Community Belgium 2078 Posts	Posted 04/16/2007 11:09 am Well I have never seen one for real but I like the ultra high profile first double eagle St Gaudens but I fear the price is a bit steep ( 20 000 dollars like MS62 ?)So any nice MS St Gaudens will do My second choice has not been mentioned yet The 5$ olympics 1988 goddess of victory Nike which I got at 19% discount to goldprice 3 years ago Report this Post to the Staff
Phoenix21 Valued Member United States 194 Posts	Posted 04/16/2007 11:41 am I like all the half dollars, anything that is gold, lol, Mercs, wheats, etc. I am working on Franklins at the present time though, and also RPM cents. So that is my Two Cents, lol. Phoenix Report this Post to the Staff
basicbob101 Pillar of the Community United States 819 Posts	Posted 04/16/2007 1:04 pm I think after completing a Peace dollar set I will work on a Buffalo nickel set, so inspite my listings above, the practical aspect is what I can afford and try to build a set of; though I ranked the Morgan dollar and the St. G above the Peace dollar and Buffalo nickels I do not forese the possibilty of putting together a set of either of these; expecially when I want to get all in at least BU or better. Report this Post to the Staff
crystalk64 Pillar Of The Community 3147 Posts	Posted 04/16/2007 7:21 pm Ah shucks! We have created another buffalo hunter quite by accident!!! Hopefully he lives way out west and it will only affect Old Dan's hunting! Report this Post to the Staff
okie-colin Pillar of the Community United States 1083 Posts	Posted 04/16/2007 9:43 pm How about the Capped Bust series, particularly the Half Dollar? Report this Post to the Staff
tmor Valued Member United States 159 Posts	Posted 04/17/2007 4:44 pm The most attractive US coins are in my opinion: 1: Oregon Trail Half Dollar - Both the obv. and rev. are stunning 2: Type I Standing Liberty quarter - The type II is one of the least attractive to me, I find censorship ugly! 3: Walking Liberty half dollar - Far nicer than the Silver Eagle, too bad the mint couldn't copy the reverse of something nice instead of the "Afterthought Eagle" it presently uses. Report this Post to the Staff
Eric Kreszl Valued Member United States 85 Posts	Posted 04/17/2007 5:55 pm The most beautiful coins in my opinion are 1. The Morgan silver dollar 2. The Walking Liberty half dollar 3. The Indian Head Quarter Eagle. The Indian Head Quarter Eagle is a gold coin that many collectors take for granted. I like the design because of the fact that its an actual indian represented on a gold coin. The Morgan dollar is a coin design classic. The Walking Liberty half dollar is self expanitory. Eric Report this Post to the Staff
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