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Canada
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I have to put a ceiling of max $20,000 USD per 1 coin otherwise we might get some very unattainable coins on this list. I will list one of mine , 1921 High Relief Peace dollar in MS65 to add to my Peace dollar set. Ohhhh and have a great weekend! |
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 United States
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Valued Member
 Canada
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I was looking at the 77'Indian head the other day. Nice list.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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My wantlist as follows: 1882 Cent - Snow varieties I don't already have 3 cent (preferably with a die clash) 5 cent MS65, and whatever RPMs I dont already have 25 cent 50 cent Trade dollarMorgan VAMs of consequence Gold: any of them, don't have one yet. Errors for any of the 1882s. Buffaloes - I'm only about 12 coins into an AU/MS date/MM set, so I need a lot of those. I want pretty and lustery. Feel free to PM with your available eye candy for under $150... V nickels - doing this with my daughter to finish a set that's taken 5 generations to complete. Primarily need problem free and affordable F2/AG3 1885 and 1912-S. |
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United States
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I've started branching away from my type set and focusing more on classic crown size coins, but of course that still includes some US pieces. The main US coins on my wish list: 1. Draped Heraldic Eagle Dollar 2. Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle 3. Flowing Hair Dollar 4. Draped Small Eagle Dollar |
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 United States
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For just one coin? 1806 $5 Gold MS-62 or 1807 50c MS-63
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Canada
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Some really nice coins in there so far guys...
@grape Yes max $20k for 1 coin but you can list multiple coins :) The 1806 Half Eagle look amazing to me in any condition, what a lovely looking coin!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I don't collect like a normal person. Right now, looking for an 1892 25c Reverse Type 1, and a 1900 25c Obverse Type 3, just to have one of each type in the years they were introduced. I look at dimes 1899-1905 for any type anomalies that strike my fancy and might eventually get 1901 in Proof for both reverse types, if the price is right, which it never is these days. About to have two kids in college. I would never spend $20k on one coin or even total during a year.
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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I am a type collector trying to emphasize on scarcer types of World coins.
A U.S. 20 Cents in EF or better would do me just fine.
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United States
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Well considering I'm working on my registry Buffalo set, I could just about finish off what is needed for that. OR I could finish off my 7070. Need the draped and classic lg cent and both Seated dollars. If I had to pick just one coin it would with be a 24-S Buff or a Draped lg. cent. @Collects82, looking for raw or slabbed buffs for your set? |
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United States
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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1793 and 1794 Half Cent$3.00 Gold Princess $20 Saint Gaudens for starters |
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United States
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Some of the bigger priced coins on my want list include:
-Seated Dollar No Motto (not 1859 or 1860)
-Seated Dollar Motto (not 1871 or 1872)
-Liberty Head $20 Gold
-St. Gaudens $20 Gold
Suffering from bust half fever. Want to learn how to attribute early half dollars by die variety? Click Here: http://goccf.com/t/434955Shoot me a PM if you are looking to sell bust halves. |
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United States
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United States
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1921, 1921 d walking Liberty halfs XF to AU. 1880 or 1881 proof Trade dollar1877 and 1909 s Indain cents 1916 d Mercury dimeBust quarter for my 7070 set. |
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United States
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It's gotten fairly straightforward....
As funds allow, the best available Liberty Head half eagle under $800, or eagle under $1200. Emphasis on scarcity and branch mints over condition and specific dates. The last one was a 1857-S half eagle in VF20 slabbed.
Coins like these used to be priced much lower, and were fairly easy to find, but not so much anymore.
"Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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10/23/2021 1:47 pm
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Posted 10/22/2021 5:02 pm
