Sometime In My Lifetime,I Just Have To Own a...

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Ultimately, I would like a complete Morgan $ set including the 1895-P.

 

car that works...

ok 1928-P Peace Dollar, and 1954-S FS Nickel

 

Pretty simple. A 3-legged Buffalo XF-AU and a 1909s vdb Lincoln VF-XF.

 

Pretty old GDJMSP...and just a plain old pretty coin!

GLACIERMI
I saw a circulated 1928 today.....

Hey ol Silver
Your just wanting a S VDB to match mine...VF....my dealer has a raw S VDB right now....I think its real but I don't know why he doesn't send it off to get graded.

Speedy

 

I'd like a chunk of the philosophers stone...

Bone

 

By golly you are improving Doug! This one is a beauty and could look real nice in my collection of gold coins. But one would be enough, don't you think?

 

I would love to have a St. Gauden's double eagle sometime in my lifetime, lol. Wouldn't be too picky about the grade, even AU50 would make me happy.

Suppose that's too easy an answer though. Wouldn't mind a 20 cent piece in high condition, especially a CC one. Maybe a Morgan or two from Carson City too.

 

Hi,
Any 1963 Franklin half as long as it is in the trunk of a 1963 Buick Wildcat Convertible and I get to keep the car
Bill

 

What To Wish For?

I have always wanted an Oregon Trail, no particular year, but one that's MS66 and has some great rainbow toning like some that I've seen.

They are beautiful, just beautiful!

 

Thanks everyone for replying! B12

 

I will be pretty happy (at least for now) if I can complete my Liberty gold coin denomination set in the grades desired. Also, I would like to own a gold Liberty Eagle or Liberty Double Eagle in MS63 or better grade. I'll get there one of these days.

 

I'm with you cherrypicker,so I found one.Now I guess I need a St. Gaudens Double Eagle..ouch!
This one would do nicely.
And WOULD'NT you know,there's an ad right under my post,for 1908 St. Gaudens..must be fate.

 

1909S VDB
1916D Mercury Dime
Bust Silver Dollar

 

I can't think of a single thing I "just have to own." Satisfaction comes from spotting a bargain or obtaining a coin that seems underappreciated compared to the price. These little victories come in many forms and at unexpected times to people who prepare themselves to spot them.

 

A Gobrecht Dollar

 

...A Nice MS-63 or higher St. Gaudens $20

 

If we're talking Dream Coins... here's my choice...

 

An 1854 2 Mohur Gold Victoria coin from British India. Love the coin.
Sorry but I'm a darksider.