Lowball Sets

I have a morgan low ball set and I just really like the look or a nice worn morgan. Very worn or MS-64 and higher are the two best grades for morgans. I would rather have an affordable set of worn morgans that look good together than a set of normal ones that are all different grades.

Plus they are so dang cheep I can pick them up for melt most of the time.

Perhaps it would be a real achievement to obtain a genuinely very worn British Churchill Crown. It is maybe the most unloved copper nickel crown of the late British pounds / shillings / pence series.

Quote: "There is no doubt many who would say that the beauty of the Churchill (crown) increases in direct proportion to the amount of wear it has sustained."
Ref: (Coincraft's 1998 Standard Catalogue of English and UK coins 1066 to date).

I normally don't like really lousy, excessively worn coins for a collection. However, not to long ago I started a collection that I never thought of previously. Liberty Head Half Dollars. So I decided to give them a try. The very first thing I noticed was the availability of those and the prices since all must be purchased. None will ever appear in change that's for sure. And the very cheapest ones are already in the 2 digit figures. $7, 8 or 9 dollars is already not possible so I went for the lowest grade I could afford. Now have all but 4 to complete the entire set and all in G-4 or less. Still all in all as long as they all appear to look similar, makes for some constant appearances.