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With many people paying attention to the most valuable coins, why not give lower valued coins a little more attention? Post your least valuable coin that is authentic, graded by a top tier TPG and was submitted by someone, as opposed to a sample slab. I've seen prez dollars, proof quarters and the likes, but are there... modern pennies, nickels, dimes? Edited by 0xDA71D
01/29/2015 09:26 am
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Unfortunately, my collection is elsewhere so.....  |
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Interesting question.
I think(?) my 1943 Lincoln steelie in a PCGS MS-66 holder is my least valuable.
It was a gift from MFD.
The other possibilities are one of my 1941 Lincolns cents in PCGS MS-66 RD holders.
The PDS coins are part of my birthyear set.
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Very Nice, CoinCollector2012
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In other threads I've posted my wooden nickels and round tuits. In purely monetary terms zero beats a cent.
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This PCGS giveaway would likely be mine.  |
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I'm waiting for someone to put up a Chinese fake slab.
That would definitely be the least valuable.
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My freebie...  Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Dang, those two Glacier quarters are only two numbers apart. I have one of those freebies too...not sure about the S/N. According to my PCGS Registry, mine would be a 1968-D Kennedy half dollar, at least it is 40% Silver. I'll post the image when I get to the house. Edited by oih82w8
01/29/2015 1:39 pm
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Mine would be one of the freebie quarters as well..I'll have to check my SN on it too. After that probably proof Sac dollars
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I think this one us up there.  I have to stop buying coins while playing no-limit Texas Hold'em.   |
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This would be mine, 1989 Roosie in MS-63. I found this one in my change back in 1989 and thought I saw doubling on the reverse. I had a local dealer send it in to ANACS to verify the doubling, and it came back with a note stating "the doubling seen on the reverse is due to a worn die". Ah well, live and learn......   |
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That dime would likely be the winner :)
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