Post Your Lowest Pop!

Just for fun and to underscore why pop numbers are irrelevant for me is to post this very common Buff that I enjoy and would rather own then most of its peers (although I paid 67 money to get it).

PCGS MS 66 (CAC) with PCGS pop of 28,683(!) with 1640 higher:

 

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I now know of 1 other.

 

NGC MS67RD 1963 D Lincoln Memorial. NGC has graded 591 examples with 3 being graded MS67RD

 

This is my highest grade top pop coin. At MS-64 it is the top pop, so far. I say so far, because it happens to be the only MI525C-11a piece graded. LOL

 

This is my lowest pop coin.
POP - 1

 

Pop of 8 with NGC and I think 6 with PCGS.

 

Bad pics but a pop of 1/0 and only 2 graded at 64

 

Here's a tough one 6 in 62 cameo 23 higher

 

What is the value of something like that. What an amazing coin!!!

 

I was always told if you have to ask. you can not afford it...then again I would think being a single pop, likely to be around $5k MIN. That rocks!

 

NGC MS69RD 1994 Lincoln Memorial. This coin has a population of 1/0 out of 217 examples that have been graded

 

This is a POP of 1 in XF40 and there are plenty higher and lower

 

A philadelphia 1840 $2.50 piece, first year of issue - one of 80 estimated to exist in any grade. R 8.2 (It's graded AU50)

 

2013 Israel 10 NIS PF69DC. Population 1/0. Here's my coin at PCGS:

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/30807118.html

 

You all have some cool stuff! Now I want to look through my stuff and see my lowest pop. Cool topic.

 

1777 Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel 6 Mariengroschen XF45. 1/0 at PCGS.

 

Here's a couple of 2/0. Not really too exciting when you see only a few have been submitted to PCGS but I still like them. I submitted these about 2 years ago and the 1967 was 1/0 for a while.

 

I have some of these but not in MS69 for sure. That is AWESOME! I have one that I just can not find any info on....same year just different...

 

I've seen similar but not one identical to yours. The obverse appears to be Moshe Dayan. Very nice!

 

Awesome Ike!