Show Us Your Key Dates!

I agree on the future the wheelchair commen should increase in value.

Some things to consider, not sure how much the 1948 Canadian circulated.
I have to wonder if it could be like some Morgan dollars, that set in
mint sealed bags for many years, before collectors got to them.

On the 96 Olympic coins (there are four 95 coins that are right behind these)
I speculate there were many that were bought by Olympic collectors from all
over the world. They were sold at booths, as sets and single coins at the Atlanta Olympics. It could only be a guess how many are scattered all over the world.

I know if I hit the lotto tonight, these are some of the coins I would
be buying as many coins I could find.

I think it would be an interesting challenge to see how many of the 14,497
coins you could accumulate in one collection.

Don't know how I missed this thread. Here are two from me.

1882 CC $1 NGC MS64



1883 CC $1 NGC MS64

Well, I did just start it earlier today...

Not really a low mintage, I would put at semi-key
based on price.

1914D Indian head/Buffalo nickel

Of course I should post one of my favorite coins.
Even though it has been posted before, on other threads.

1885 CC GSA Morgan dollar
mintage 228,000

1893 Morgan
mintage 378,000

Here's a semi-key date (mintage of "only" 632,000) that is not in the best of condition, unfortunately:



I bought it at junk silver price, though, so I don't mind the condition.