1939 Oregon Trail Memorial PDS Set

Just arrived here abouts and I must say I'm pleased as punch. Anyone care to guess the grades? Old 'fatty' holders numbered consecutively.

 

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67, 67, 67

Chris

 

Awesome set!

 

67s across the board!

 

Wow!!!

 

OHHH!!! Nice! My favorite commemorative by far! I probably would get the grades wrong, but I will say MS 63, 62, and 63.

 

These are amazing. Incredible eye appeal!

 

66,66,65

 

66 x 3 nice score Ken

 

66

 

66 all around.

 

You guys are too kind. I'll post the grades in a bit.........

 

58??????????? either that or 67 as said above.

 

Just a few questions Daniel.....do you see any breaks in luster? Do you see any notable 'hits' in the fields or devices? You may perhaps want to rethink your assessment, most notable friend.

 

Ken you're the commemorative king around here any rpm known in them ? Take a closer look at both the D and S

 

Paddy? I couldn't tell the RPM thingy from a dead dog in the road......too many bourbons.

 

If it were an '58, I'd probably not have bothered/noticed. Swiatek (notable volume) indicates most circulated examples ('39) have been polished. These, (mine) no doubt, have not been........Why would you jump between '58 and '67? Curious. Personal nature lends me to the later, though I'm a bit biased with the coins in hand. And a 'one up'......you folks will have to wait a bit for that acknowledgement.

 

65,64,65
That being said, by today's standards they all look like 66s

 

Paddy, according to Kevin Flynn in his book, The Authoritative Reference on Commemorative Coins: 1892-1954, there are no RPM's listed. There is a DDO and a DDR listed for 1933-D, a DDR for 1934-D, a DDR for 1936-S, and a DDO and a DDR for 1938.

Chris

 

67,66,67

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