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Here is one I once owned...

 

Not very good photos but a chance to get out of the 20th Century - :devil:

 

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1909, a good coin year.

 

leaving the 20th century now...

 

oops, got the nick in before ya swish. if someone could put another '09 IHC in that would work.....

 

This thread is to good to let die. Again, bad photos but hopefully things w Will get back on course. This poor indian got cleaned or dipped many years ago and was improperly stored, thus the lack of luster and spots.

 

I don't have any more 1909's with me, so..............

 

rlm - I thought we were suppose to match either the date or the series. Not dogs :smile

swish - I like your "nickel". What is going on above the ES in States? Is that post mint damage, a die crack or lamination?

 

That is a 1¢. i.e. series match. FWIW, that coin got the highest grade I have ever seen Doug give. Neither TPG agreed, but he called that a 67.

 

What coin are you talking about? There are no 67's on this page.

 

See http://www.cointalk.com/t47768-2/

 

This puts us back on track. We need an IHC or any coin dated 1901.

 

1889

This was inherited recently, my only IHC

 

i have no idea what it is. my knowledge is very limited on such things.

 

1870 Indian Cent S-8

This variety has multiple misplaced date digits and the reverse is a minor double die. It is featured on the cover of Rick Snow's Flying Eagle and Indian Cent Attribution Guide 1870-1889 (Vol. 3, 2nd Ed.) and on the cover of K. Flynn's book Two Dates are Better than One - A Collector's Guide to Misplaced Dates.

 

here's my 1870. nothing fancy, but i don't care. i like worn coins!!