Lordmarcovan: My United States coin collection as of Summer, 2026

This is the category of my collection for all United States Coins, tokens, and medals.

US territorial issues for the Philippines and Hawaii, etc. will be found in the World Coins category.

SEE MY OTHER COLLECTIONS HERE.

Coins below are displayed in chronological order. Photos are not shown to scale.

Thank you for taking the time to view my collections. I welcome your comments.

Numismatic Regards,

~Robertson (“Rob”) Shinnick (“lordmarcovan”)

Golden Isles of Georgia, USA

 

United States (British Colonial): 1760 copper Voce Populi halfpenny, "VOOE" variety

077500
United States: 1799 silver Draped Bust dollar

386750
United States: 1804 copper Draped Bust half cent, "Spiked Chin" variety

055000
United States: 1806 silver Draped Bust half dollar, "Pointed 6, stem through claw" variety

042100
United States: 1813 silver Capped Bust half dollar

057500
United States: 1822 copper Coronet Head large cent

093500
United States: 1834 gold Classic Head quarter eagle ($2.50)

060000
United States: 1836 gold Classic Head half-eagle ($5.00)

113572
United States (New York): 1837 nickel silver private pattern cent, Feuchtwanger's Composition

073900
United States: 1851-O silver 3-cent piece, Type 1

079970

 

United States: 1852 gold dollar, Type 1, Liberty Head

037000
United States (Nashville, TN): ca. 1852-1853 brass merchant token, Francisco & Whitman, Hatters

028400
United States: 1853 copper Braided Hair half cent

053570
United States: 1854 gold 3 dollar piece, Indian Princess

200000
United States: 1855-O silver Seated Liberty half dollar, arrows at date
025488
United States: 1855 gold dollar, Type 2, Small Indian Head

060000
United States: 1860-O silver Seated Liberty dollar, No Motto, ex-Long Island Collection

048000
United States: 1863 bronze patriotic Civil War token, "Our Little Monitor" type

031500
United States: 1871 silver proof Seated Liberty half dime

046000
United States: 1873 silver Seated Liberty quarter, Arrows at Date subtype

001000

 

United States: 1877-S silver Trade dollar

042998
United States: 1881 bronze proof Indian Head cent
043500
United States: 1880-S silver Morgan dollar

037400
United States: 1883 copper-nickel proof 5-cents, Shield type

052000
United States: 1885 gold dollar, Type 3, ex-D.L. Hansen Collection

196500
United States: 1886 silver proof Seated Liberty dime

100000
United States: 1888 copper-nickel proof 3-cent piece, Liberty Head type

081000
United States: 1888-S gold Liberty Head eagle ($10.00)

181000
United States: 1892 silver Barber half dollar

070000
United States: 1893 gold Liberty Head half eagle ($5.00)

086500

 

United States: 1896 copper-nickel proof 5-cents, Liberty Head type

039500
United States: 1899-S gold Liberty Head double eagle ($20.00), With Motto

228500
United States: 1900 silver Lafayette commemorative dollar

127500
United States: 1907 gold Liberty Head quarter-eagle ($2.50)

040000
United States: 1909-VDB bronze Lincoln Wheat cent, saved by Ohio banker Leroy Zachman in 1909

005000
United States: 1911 gold Indian Head half eagle ($5.00), Reverse Struck Through mint error

110000
United States: 1911 gold Indian Head eagle ($10.00), With Motto

125000
United States: 1915 copper-nickel 5-cents, Buffalo type

015000
United States: 1915-S gold commemorative dollar, Panama-Pacific Exposition

067500
United States: 1920 silver Pilgrim Tercentenary commemorative half dollar

017500

 

United States: 1925-D gold Indian Head quarter-eagle ($2.50)

060000
United States: 1927 gold Saint-Gaudens double eagle ($20.00)

275000
United States: 1938-D silver Walking Liberty half dollar

150000
United States (Champion Paper Co.): 1942 silver WW2 deployment medal presented to Logan Robertson

000000
United States: 1944-D silver Winged Liberty ("Mercury") dime

008600
United States: 1965 bronze specimen Lincoln Memorial cent, Special Mint Set issue

007500

 

Thanks. I like it when people pick favorites. It’s a tough call for me (how do you pick a favorite amongst your own children, right?), but if pressed, I reckon I’d have to say it’s the 1799 Bust dollar. Out of my US coins, anyway. Throw my Ancients & World into the mix, and it becomes well-nigh impossible for me to pick a favorite.

Of course my grandfather’s 1942 WW2 medal likely scores highest on the sentimental spectrum.

 

Thanks, that’s a pretty recent addition.

 

As of this initial posting, the 1892 Barber half is showing with a “broken image” icon.

That’s because it’s a new purchase and is the subject of an ongoing “guess the grade” thread at the moment. So its writeup and slab-related images have not yet been made public. They’ll be up soon, after the grade is revealed in the GTG thread.