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Your 12 Favorite 19th Century Coins!

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#6 - 1877 Indian Head cent
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slabbed by PCGS as Genuine
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Steve - that's one amazing NB Vicky - what does she grade?

Great 1877 Fuzzy - maybe one of these days I can get a similar one.
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Here is another one of the pieces I got as a kid when buying the 1855 O Seated Half posted above. The price back then was 3.00. As a kid this one thrilled me b/c of its age and the 675,000 mintage seemed extremely low.

1865 S Seated Liberty half dollar
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The bad pic does not show the S on the REV - but it is there.
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what stories she could tell...
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Earle42, the stories your two worn halves could tell! I once found an 1963 s roll searching in similar shape. This one was probably yanked from circulation prior to the civil war and has been kept ever since.

1855 o seated half

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Muddler - she is a beaut!

And to think mine used to look that way before I ever met her!
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Another Indian princely state, Baroda.

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1 paisa dated VS 1950 (AD 1893).
The ruling line of Baroda descended from a Maratha soldier who got a "Distinguished Swordsman" award in 1721. Looks like they don't want you to forget it. Another remark on the design, the outer ring on the reverse almost reminds me of a Canada large cent.
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Earle => that 1864 New Brunswick Vicky is graded ICCS-VF30 (yah, I like that coin ... a lot)

=> wow, it seems like a "Seated Libery Half" is a fairly sought-after coin with you USA coin collectors? (I'll have to try and purchase one => then maybe I'll be able to speak the language and learn the secret handshake, just in case I ever go to an actual coin-show!)

=> nice coins gang

Geesh => I am running out of options (I think I may have mis-counted!?)

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Nice coins!

6) Vatican 1868 10 Soldi

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This is my dad's.
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I missed some days, so will post 2 to make it up a bit

#5: 1 Sen, 1886 - Japan (Very nice details, but possibly cleaned unfortuanetly I like the design enough though )
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#6: 5 Ore, 1875 - Norway (Key Date, mintage: 354.000)
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Nice coins Kingz, I love the Norway one.
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I also think that coin rocks, but man => I absolutely "love" that Japanese coin! => ummmm, is it like two dragons sparring, or something? (it is very cool)

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Number #5

=> 1891 Canadian 25 cent piece (only "120,000" minted)

Geee stevex6, another Vicky (what an upset!) ... yes, but they are getting rarer and rarer (plus, it's all I got)
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NOTE => this next coin is not mine (yet), but I'm thinking of purchasing it (1893 25 cent piece => "100,000" minted) ... I think it is very pretty
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5 => 1891 Canadian 25 cent piece ("120,000" minted), plus 1893 wish-list quarter
6 => 1864 New Brunswick 20 cent piece ("150,000" minted)
7 => 1894 Canadian 25 cent piece ("220,000" minted), plus 1878 $1 Paper Note
8 => 1871 Canadian 25 cent piece - multi-coloured Vicky ("400,000) minted)
9 => 1870 Canadian 25 cent piece, The 1st Canadian quarter ("900,000" minted)
10 => 1880 & 1881 20 cent pieces, The Newfie Brothers ("30,000" + "60,000" minted)
11 => 1899 Canadian 25 cent piece ("420,000" minted)
12 => 1862 New Brunswick 20 cent piece ("150,000" minted)

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