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Without thinking about the price...if you had to pick one coin in XF for free, what would it be? 1877 indian head 1916d Mercury dime1909s vdb 1937d 3 leg Buffalo nickel |
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Lets add the 1955 double die to this list.
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Pillar of the Community
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Right now I'm thinking of a 1909 S VDB.
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Quote:*cough* 1913 V nickel? I'll take one of these as well...that leaves what?...three or four for the rest of the world to share  |
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Iv'e got a 1909-S VDB and a 16-D Mercury. I don't care about a three legged Buffalo, so that leaves the 77 Indian. A coin I need for my set and the best value in XF on your list.
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i would take the 1909-s vdb. I love the design plus I am working on a Wheat cent set and that is one of the few I need |
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I love copper but I would have to choose the 16-D. 09-S V.D.B. is a wise choice too.
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Edited by vermontensium
05/16/2009 7:47 pm
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1916d, I'm thinking resale
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Well to answer my own question...1977IH.
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Posted 05/16/2009 02:10 am
