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Another Milestone Reached - Two Cent Coppers

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Recently completed a set Two Cent Coppers with a couple of kickers. Love the coin, as I also do the Shield nickels. There aren't that many to acquire for the full set (less Proofs only) with only two ouchie! dates/varieties. So, here they are. Please comment as you see fit (I know the '68 has a punch mark on the reverse but I lubs it anyway)....

1864 Large Motto:
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1864 Small Motto:
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1865 Regular "5":
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1865 "Fancy 5":
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1866:
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1867:
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1867-DDO (Strongly Doubled Motto):
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1868:
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1869:
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1870:
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1871:
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1872:
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What a great collection PG! How do you store them, is there a Dansco or Whittman for the set? I only have one worn example yours are great and the punch just gives caricature to the coin.
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I keep them in a Dansco (which has a dang page for the Three Cent Nickels also).... It's a Communist plot!!!
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paleoguy - congratulations That's a beautiful set of Two Cents. I attempted to get one of each year but had to give up on the 1872.
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Beautiful set!

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Very nice coins, thanks for sharing.
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Great looking set, paleoguy45...

We, have most of these 2 centers too... just missing the 1864 small motto and, the 1872, probably won't get those for a while.

Was your 1872 expensive, if you don't mind saying?
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Very nice! Congratulations ;-)
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Awesome collection, paleoguy! Thanks for posting them!

As a matter of interest, has the 2-cent coin been demonetised or is it still legal tender?
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@Shaft.. It was a bit pricey due to the rarity.. I can't remember exactly what I paid for it, but I'm thinking it ran neck and neck with the 1864 Small Motto. PG
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Well done.
Like you I like the design AND the fact that it's a small set.
I completed mine a couple years back.
And like you I didn't do the proofs.

As usual mine are all slabbed because I like NGC Registry Sets.
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@ PG, Yeah.. I would imagine, that both those coins would be quite expensive... great set you have!
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A worthy effort here, putting this set together, Paleoguy! That 1872 is a very respectable key coin; one that relatively few collectors ever own.

Many years ago, I happened to acquire a Capital Plastics holder, red in color, that I decided to fill. There were no holes for the Fancy 5 or the 1873. Your set reminds me of that effort. I then decided to match the grade and fill it, settling for VG-Fine. Your key coins, Paleoguy, appear to be in better condition than most others. Have you considered the possibility of matching their condition? IMHO, a well-matched set makes for a great exhibit at shows and club meetings ...

I've long been seeking a counterstamped, 1864 small motto that would complete my set. It took me many years to find a counterstamped 1872, and I wonder if I'll live long enough to ever acquire that last, missing variety!?
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thanks for sharing such a awesome achievement... I recently purchased my first 2 cent piece and while researching them I've fallen in love with the odd denominations of coins 2,3 and 20 cent pieces... I'm going to get some albums so I can start buying more.... happy huntings and thanks again for the share.... PEACE ....
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One of the posters asked about storage. Since this is a relatively small set to assemble, I've found that antique silverware chests can be modified to store such mini-collections. Also, these can be refinished and contribute to an impressive display. I like the chests that have a lift-out tray, allowing me to store pertinent literature and related items beneath the coins/tokens/medals. Also, I've found that numismatic items that have been housed in wooden boxes have remained unimpaired over the years, even when the box has rested in a basement safe up north.

IMHO, that Two Cent collection of yours, Paleoguy, is well worthy of a fine means of display!
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Congratulations!
It's one very nice set!
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