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Aside from the rare, six figure types, I thought I'd pose a different topic on the subject of dream coins. So, assuming it be one you could afford, what would it be? Mine would be an 1871cc Seated Liberty dime at the moment. Although the '72cc is in the same price range the former seems tougher to find. And sticking to the subject, the 1874cc would not count. Anyhow, hopefully I can find a nice VG10 in the $5,000 price range. ANA member - PAN Member - BCCS Member There are no problems only solutions - the late, great John Lennon
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Mine might be cliche. Ever since I was a kid there was that 1909-S VDB hole in my album. Remember dreaming with my friend and fellow collector back then. I am just now in the process of saving up for it. Edit: Great idea for a thread  Edited by chafemasterj
03/14/2019 2:11 pm
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United States
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1915 S Pan Pacific commemorative half in MS66.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The PCGS Plate Coin for the 1853 Arrows and Rays Quarter MS67
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Would like one of those Cheerios dollars.
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United States
220 Posts |
Always loved the design of the Gothic Florin
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United States
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I need a 1916 D Mercury dime. Any grade about AU would work. |
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United States
594 Posts |
An 1811 Half Cent 2 star break variety G-4 ( or better - lol). |
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Ever since I was a kid there was that 1909-S VDB hole in my album Yup. It will happen eventually. Quote:I need a 1916 D Mercury dime. Same here. Like above, eventually. I do have lower standards on grade though.  |
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1915 S Pan Pacific commemorative half I'll second that... At least it's ONE of my must haves.  "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae
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Australia
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St Gaudens Double Eagle.
Although common, I just had to have an example.
Best design for a gold coin. Ever. Over the whole history of Numismatics.
My avatar is second on my 'must have' list.
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Agree on the double eagle
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For me it would be the 1895-O Barber dime. It's on my list (albeit in a low grade), but it'll be one I'll have to save up for. One day...  |
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1907 High Relief Double Eagle, wire rim. Just a gorgeous piece of art.
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United States
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I bought two this year at coin shows, that I never thought I'd own, a 1874 double eagle & a 1798 silver dollar.
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