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I was wondering what you all would say your favorite year type set to put together would be. Would it have key dates, first year issue, last year issue, historical significance. First year that popped into my head was 1909. What do you think?
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1913 Lincoln Cent, Type I & Type II Buffalo, and the Barber dime, quarter and half. A Philadelphia half, San Francisco quarter and dime, "S" nickel and "D" cent. THAT would not be easy to assemble. A few gold pieces for spice. Some rare coins in there. Can be done more cheaply with common dates. |
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1873 is another year thats interesting. Indian Head cent, 2 cent piece, silver 3 cent, nickel 3 cent, Shield nickel, last year of Half Dime, Seated Liberty dime with and without arrows, Seated Liberty quarter with and without arrows, Seated Liberty half dollar with and without arrows, seated liberty silver dollar, Trade dollar. Lots of changes this year, lots of cc's. If only the Twenty Cent Piece was made 2 years earlier. Edited by peanutbutter
03/13/2014 07:51 am
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My favorite year would be 1916. Lots of new designs that year.
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My favorite year IS 1941 (my birthyear).
And, yes, I have completed that set, business strikes AND proofs.
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I think 1916 is a popular destination for the time travelers.  |
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Posted 03/13/2014 07:01 am
