How Far Back Can We Go? Second Edition! Ended At 1492 Waiting On 1491

1914-S St. Gaudens $20

Here is the breakdown...

There are up to fifteen posts per page. I would like to keep each page to 15~30 images (the variance being when an obverse and reverse are separate images, so that post would have two images).

The problem with everyone posting multiple images in one post, multiplied by fifteen posts per page, is that we can have a data heavy page with long load times. Not everyone has the highest speed or the best rig, making these pages painful to load and view. People have complained in the past. I will admit, sometimes it bothers me, especially when scrolling down to find the newest post.

So, the rule, on its face, prevents this. I have said you can post another coin after some time has passed. I will come out and say it can be a nanosecond, I do not really care, just make sure the next coin is in a separate post.

Of course, someone with fifteen coins could have fifteen posts and "own the page." Well, that may look rude or showy, which is why I ask that you try to wait until another person posts.

Does that make sense now? Questions?

And here I sit waiting for the next year that I might have a single coin to post. Wish I had other people's problems! :)

1914-D LWC

Correct.

It is fine to post a date set if you have them in one photo or two (obverse/reverse). By the way, the set does not have to be in an OGP, it can be any grouped shot of the same date!

If you have individual (or dual, obverse and reverse) photos of each coin, then try to spread it out.

I know of three that will make an appearance, so I am guessing 21

Guess I better drop a coupla coins in here.. the chitchat posts are starting to outnumber the eye candy..

Tunisian coins are cool.. me like'em.
Here is a 5c. similar to the 10c. on the previous page.
Also the 1915 franc I was planning to post yesterday if my body had cooperated.