MY VIRTUAL COIN COLLECTION. PART #1

i just started a virtual coin collection about 30 minutes ago. i have never owned, and never will own any of these coins. the coins in this part #1 of an ongoing series of threads, are all coins that i found from the same coin dealers listings, the dealer shall remain nameless. most of the coins this dealer sells are lower priced coins, these coins are some of the exceptions. i found these coins after searching for less than one minute.

 

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I hope to own at least one of those one day...old silver is really cool.

 

I feel sad for you

 

And excuse my newbie ignorance...is there a way to tell if these are half dollars, dollars, etc?

 

Since it's a virtual collection you should try to avoid harshly cleaned, low quality specimens like these. I for one would like to see your 1913 Liberty Nickel, or your 1792 Half Disme. How about an MS Chain cent? Here is mine...

 

that coin is amazing. wow drool drool. thanks for posting it. wow

 

that coin is amazing. wow drool drool. thanks for posting it. wow

 

that coin is amazing. wow drool. thanks for posting it. wow.

 

not sure why that triple posted please erase #7 and #8 po0st. thank you.

 

Lol.. I was afraid that my post would lead someone to believe that the cent was my coin.. Actually, it's my virtual coin, just like all of coins776's.

Thanks anyway though Yoda!

 

I thought about starting a photo collection of photo collections once.

Chris

 

There all dollars the denomination was on the lettered edge says one dollar or unit one hundred cents

 

I do own some of these coins

 

Now that chain cent is amazing I'm hoping to acquire one in the next year or so but I'm looking for a nice problem free g-4 or so that I can afford

 

This is why I also collect auction catalogs...

 

I do something similar with foods.

 

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OR THIS ?

 

I'd take the chain cent and either a first generation camaro or a late 60s chevelle (which I used to own at one point) both a chain cent and an older muscle car are on my radar for the next few years

 

Plus it's hard to kill yourself with a coin which isn't hard to do with a car that goes 200+ mph and of course I'd have to make sure it'll go 200!!

 

I like old camaro's and chevelle's. I would love to own a 1963 split window corvette