5 Coins you wish you had but dont

Hmm..You are right...1905-1915, weird period!

 

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I'll dream a little...
1) 1894-S Barber Dime
2) 1895 proof Morgan Dollar
3) 1921 Walking Liberty Half- unc.
4) 1885 Liberty Nickel- unc.
5) 1913-S type II Buffalo Nickel very fine or better
*** I'm being realistic and not too greedy. Besides, these are coins I actually need to complete my current collection.

 

GET AS GREEDY AS U WANT! This is a wish list! lol

 

Well, I wouldn't mind a 1964-D peace dollar. But let's face it, I'd really have to watch who I bragged to!

 

How many of those are there...2 or 3, or 2 or 3 bags...I know they are rare

 

Well, there were 316,076 1964-D peace dollars produced in 1965 and were supposedly all melted before being released into circulation. Let's face it, though! If you worked at the mint, you'd try to sneak one out if you knew its demise. I suspect this was the case with a few, but who knows. They are unlawful to own, which is why we may never know the truth if there are any survivors or not.

 

Why were they minted?

 

Here is my list with photos.

1. 1881-S PCGS MS68 Monster Toned Morgan Dollar (Sunnywood Collection)
2. 1915-S Panama Pacific $50 Octagonal MS64+
3. Lafayette Dollar MS64+
4. Gobrecht Dollar PF64+
5. Coiled Hair Stella

 

Legislation dating August 3, 1964 authorized the minting of 45,000,000 silver dollars. I couldn't say the reasoning. I don't think there was a shortage, as they never really circulated much anyway.

 

What was the point of that...And why did they hid them from the public.
And why did some come out...This is all very confusing...I wish I could just have one! lol
Oh, and how much are they worth? 50K, 100K, 1 million...etc?

 

I believe the legislation was public knowledge, but I doubt few knew or cared. I'm sorry if I was unclear, but I only suspect some escaped the melting pot. As for a value; who knows? Look at the values of a 1933 Saint Gaudens double eagle as an indicator. It could only be sold on the black market, and authenticity would be a major concern. How would one know what a genuine specimine looked like when there are none to compare it to or any TPGs to authenticate it? I don't believe the Smithsonian Institute even has one, but don't quote me on it.

 

I read that 2 or 3 existed, on some site. Another site, said 2 or 3 bags, but IDK if these are "reliable" sites
I bet there are some out there...Only our dead presidents and legislative leaders would know! lol

 

I'd like to think there are a few out there. In reality, I know they would be way out of my price range, so I'll stick to my original wants list. That way my main obstical would be my wife, rather than the millions of dollars I'll never have!

 

You could always go on deal or no deal, maybe who wants to be a millionaire, that would help ya out! lol

 

Add one more to my list...1964D peace dollar!!! lol

 

1. 1792 DISME
2. 1793 Strawberry Leaf Large Cent
3. 1836 Gobrecht Silver Dollar
4. 1916 SLQ
5. 1907 UHR Plain Edge

I want # 2 so bad I can taste it.....:eat:

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Chief I love you 04' ASE in VF...lol
Nice list....I dream about the 1916 SLQ sometimes...

 

1. u.s. trade dollar or bust dollar.
2. morgan dollar - i need more.
3. foreign trade dollar or peso
4. chinese panda & u.k. sovereign - modern bullion
5. barber half, quarter & dime

 

to chiefbullsit: i like the 2004 american eagle being used. it's hard to find a circulated one. i need one just to play with it.

 

the population is low, for anything lower than a 68 really!