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Is this coin a half dollar?
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Does anyone know a good source for mintage number, by coin per year? I like the Mega Red Book for US coins. |
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I would think it can't be a dime, quarter, or half dollar without having liberty in the name. All the Barber coins can also be called Liberty head coins. Unless it is some sort of commemorative but the only one I can find is a Half issued in 1915 from San Francisco. Edited by Gincoin43
08/20/2019 4:01 pm
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I think the game master is cutting us some slack
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Quote:...All the Barber coins can also be called Liberty head coins. The question about the Liberty coinage was worded in such a way as to exclude the Barber coinage. Edited by joecoin
08/20/2019 4:31 pm
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I'm thinking its a coin from one of the us colonies.
Like a 1915 10,20, or 40 Cuban centavos which were all minted in Philadelphia and issued in a United states controlled Cuba.
Edited by Gincoin43
08/20/2019 4:52 pm
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Lets wait and see wait he says about Denver
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Sorry about the wait. Just home from work, where I do not have access to Forum. It is not from Denver. It IS a half dollar. I will confirm that I took the earlier question about Liberty in the name of the type to exclude the Barber types, i.e. it eliminated the Standing Liberty quarter, Walking Liberty half (personally, I have never heard of the Barber types being called Liberty head in my life, but I lead a rather sheltered existence in the numismatic sense). Edited by tdziemia
08/20/2019 5:26 pm
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We really don't have the country nailed yet. A Denver yes answer eliminates Cuba. Good call Gincoin.
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So a half dollar from Philly.
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In memory of those members who left us too soon...
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Not sure how many questions we have left. but burning one.
Minted before 1908?
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I count 5 questions left now
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Yes, minted before 1908.
I think you guys are in great shape!
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WE HAVE A WINNER!I am not actively collecting U.S. coins these days, but I have a partial year set for 1907 Philadelphia, since this was both the year and place where my grandfather arrived in America.  
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