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busthalf Pillar of the Community United States 1304 Posts	Posted 04/24/2009 10:04 pm The U.S. type set list This in my opinion is the complete type coin list for U.S. Coins that have and do circulate. Half Cents Flowing Hair (Facing Left) 1793 Liberty Cap (Facing Right) 1794-1797 Draped Bust 1800-1808 Classic Head 1809-1835 Braided or Coronet Head 1840-1857 Large Cents Flowing Hair Chain 1793 Flowing Hair Wreath 1793 Liberty Cap 1793-1796 Draped Bust 1796-1807 Classic head 1808-1814 Coronet (Matron) Head 1816-1839 Braided Hair 1840-1857 Small Cents Flying Eagle 1857-1858 Indian 1859 (No Shield, Laurel Wreath) Indian 1860-1909 (Shield, Oak Wreath) Lincoln Wheat 1909-1958 Lincoln Memorial 1959- Two-Cent Pieces 1864-1873 Silver Three Cent Pieces Type 1 1851-1853 Type 2 1854-1858 Type 3 1859-1873 Nickel Three Cent Pieces 1865-18895 Cent Nickels Shield-Rays 1866-1867 Shield-No Rays 1867-1883 Liberty Head NC 1883 Liberty Head WC 1883-1912 Buffalo Type 1 1913 Buffalo Type 2 1913-1938 Jefferson 1938-2003 Jefferson Wartime 1942-1945 Westward Journey 2004-2005 Back To Monticello 2006 HalfDimesFlowing Hair 1794-1795 Draped Bust SE 1796-1797 Draped Bust HE 1800-1805 Capped Bust 1829-1837 Liberty Seated-NS 1837-1838 Liberty Seated w/stars No Drapery 1838-1840 Liberty Seated w/drapery and Stars 1838-1859 Liberty seated w/arrows 1853-1855 Liberty Seated-Legend 1860-1873 DimesDraped bust SE 1796-1797 Draped Bust HE 1798-1807 Capped Bust Unmodified 1809-1828 Capped Bust Modified 1828-1837 Liberty seated No Stars 1837-1838 Liberty seated w/stars and no drapery 1838-1840 Liberty seated Stars, with drapery, 1840-1860 Liberty seated Arrows 1853-1855 Liberty seated Legend 1860-1891 Liberty Seated Arrows 1873-1874 Barber 1892-1916 Mercury 1916-1945 Roosevelt 1946- Twenty Cent Piece 1875-1878 QuartersDraped bust SE 1796 Draped Bust HE 1804-1807 Capped Bust Large Diameter 1815-1828 Capped Bust Reduced Diameter 1831-1838 Liberty Seated No Motto No Drapery1838-1840 Liberty Seated No Motto with drapery 1840-1865 Liberty Seated A & R 1853 Liberty Seated Arrows 1854-1855 Liberty Seated with motto 1866-1891 Liberty Seated Arrows 1873-1874 Barber 1892-1916 Standing liberty type 1 1916-1917 Standing liberty type 2 1917-1930 Washington 1932- Washington Bicentennial 1976 Washington State Quarters 1999-2008 HalfDollars Flowing Hair 1794-1795 Draped Bust Small Eagle 1796-1797 Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1801-1807 Capped Bust Lettered Edge Type 1 1807-1836 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Type 2 1836-1837 Capped Bust Reeded Edge Type 3 1838-1839 Liberty seated No motto No Drapery 1839 Liberty seated No Motto with drapery 1839-1866 Liberty seated Arrows and Rays 1853 Liberty seated Arrows 1854-1855 Liberty seated With Motto 1866-1891 Liberty seated Arrows 1873-1874 Barber 1892-1915 Liberty Walking 1916-1947 Franklin 1948-1963 Kennedy 1964- Kennedy Bicentennial 1976 DollarsFlowing Hair 1794-1795 Draped Bust Small Eagle 1795-1798 Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1798-1804 Gobrecht 1836-1839 Liberty Seated No Motto 1840-1866 Liberty seated With Motto 1866-1873 Trade dollar 1873-1883 Morgan 1878-1921 Peace 1922-1935 Eisenhower 1971-1978 Eisenhower Bicentennial 1976 Susan B. Anthony 1979-1999 Sacagawea 2000- Presidential Gold Dollars Liberty Head Type 1 1849-1854 Indian Princess Head Type 2 1854-1856 Indian Princess Head Type 3 1856-1889 Quarter Eagles, $2.50 Gold Pieces Capped Bust (Turban) Right No stars 1796 Capped Bust (Turban) Right 1796-1807 Capped Bust Left Large 1808 Capped Bust Left Small 1821-1834 Classic Head 1834-1839 Liberty Coronet 1840-1907 Indian Head 1908-1929 Three Dollar Gold 1854-1889 Half Eagles, $5.00 Gold Pieces Capped Bust (Turban) Small Eagle 1795-1796 Capped Bust (Turban) Large Eagle 1795-1807 Capped Draped Bust 1807-1812 Capped Head 1813-1834 Classic Head 1834-1838 Liberty Coronet No Motto 1839-1866 Liberty Coronet with Motto 1866-1908 Indian Head 1908-1929 Eagles, $10.00 Gold Pieces Capped Bust (Turban ) Small Eagle 1795-1797 Capped Bust Large Eagle 1797-1804 Liberty Coronet No Motto 1838-1866 Liberty Coronet with Motto 1866-1907 Indian Head 1908-1933 Double Eagles, $20.00 Gold Pieces Liberty Coronet No Motto 1849-1866 Liberty Coronet (TWENTY D) 1866-1876 Liberty Coronet(TWENTY DOLLARS) 1877-1907 Saint Gaudens No Motto 1907-1908 Saint Gaudens with motto 1907-1932 This is what I consider to be a type set and what I'm in the process of collectind in certified. Report this Post to the Staff

vermontensium Moderator United States 16677 Posts	Posted 04/24/2009 10:13 pm as you go. That will be one nice accomplishment swcoin.ecrater.com Report this Post to the Staff
Stephen420 Valued Member United States 411 Posts	Posted 04/24/2009 10:29 pm Thanks for posting that list. The 7070 list is a good place to start, but it's hardly a complete U.S. Type set. I started with the 7070, but since I acquired my No Drapery Seated Liberty half dollar and my Liberty Cap cent, as well as a few other things not on the 7070 list, I have been using the list that the NCG and PCGS Registry lists as guides. They're mostly the same as your list, but there is one weird anomaly. In the Large Cents category of the NGC registry set, there is no distinction between the Matron head and the various "braided hair" types. I mean, to fill the slots, you have to get a 1792 "half-disme", three different Standing Liberty quarters, three different silver 3-cent pieces, but you don't have to get a Matron head cent if you already have a braided cent? To me that just doesn't make cents (LOL). But a list is just a list. So my type set has both. Same with the contemporary cent, which, since 1982, has been made almost entirely of zinc. That would seem to stand as a type in my view, so even though the contemporary cent is just a shiny penny, I chose and (virtually) flawless red one for my set as an example of that "type." The best guide for me has been the U.S. Type Set Red Book by Q. David Bowers. He manages to pack a lot of information about the types - what to look for, how common or uncommon they were/are and why, interesting connections between designs and history. All that has informed me when choosing examples. I'm not sure of the exact title, but I recommend that book whole heartedly for those interested in this way of collecting. Report this Post to the Staff
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