The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

Beautifull coin, I would leave it in PGGS holder!

 

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U.S. 20 center, 1875

 

United States -- 1909 $5 Indian gold (Philadelphia mint)

 

It's a hard one to decide! I don't really collect US and it's nice, but most of the coins on the gold page are decent. This coin was obtained in trade so I'm not being 'price sensitive' enough perhaps.

But, I think it's fairly graded and I suppose if I ever wanted to sell it I could get it regraded. The Saint on that page is also a crackout from a 63. With only the single gold page, I wanted nicer ones, and this was the last gold coin I needed for the album.

I re-read my post--it was three coins for the 7070, NOT the gold page alone.

 

1911 Philadephia Mint Indian Head AV $5 MS-65

 

The third one for my 7070--much more 'chocolatey' in person. My photo skills on old, dark copper not so accurate as yet.

 

United States -- 1956 Franklin half dollar cameo proof (second reverse)

 

1956 Germany

 

Love it! I have been thinking about starting a Franklin Half Dollar set.This coin makes me want to even more now...Might just have to purchase one to add to my coin collection and complete the set later.

 

Realized I put wrong coin in not sure how to delete post

 

Lost track but I don't think I have posted this before.

Prussia, 1890, 20 Mark

 

The Franklin, IMHO, is one of the simplest and strongest designs in US coinage. Too bad he had a short life span.

 

British India 1890 Rupee

 

United States -- 1890 Morgan silver dollar (Carson City, Nevada mint). Love this issue in AU55 or 58.

 

This is the one I tried to post a while ago

US 1883 CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63 (GSA)

 

1900 Morgan

 

United States -- 1902 Morgan silver dollar (New Orleans mint)

 

US 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar (Album Toned)

 

1916 McKinley Commerative Dollar MS-66

 

USA 1851. Quarter Eagle.