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I guess this would be one of my lower mintage coins. Estimated 725 mintage.  |
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Quote: Having some difficulty taking a good photo but I just acquired a 1880 Seated quarter that has a mintage of 13,600. Quote:
I guess this would be one of my lower mintage coins. Estimated 725 mintage. Very nice, both!  |
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Do tokens count? I just acquired a Civil War store card with 5-10 known examples.
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Do tokens count? I just acquired a Civil War store card with 5-10 known examples. Sure. Show us what you got! |
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Pillar of the Community
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With the key date thread going, I thought I'd revive this old thread. My new low mintage coin. 1864 Proof, mintage est. 150-170.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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2017 Isle of Man Nobel 5,000 minted.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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2017 Isle of Man Angel 5,000 minted.   |
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This Is Mine...   |
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1965 Republica Peruana. Cinco soles de oro. Mintage: 14,000   Edited by Dorado
01/13/2019 5:26 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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This coin has the lowest mintage (500 according to Numista) of any business strike I have: Hutt River Province -- 20 cents, 1978:   |
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Nice to see this one brought back to life with some worthy examples. |
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