Your dream coin collection

Well I would start by buying this set - pcgs set.

 

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I dream big. This should make Mr. Gates notice some of his monies wee missing. Incidentally, after the first few, there is really no particular order.

1. 1926-S Lincoln MS65 red
2. 1909-S VDB Lincoln MS67 red
3. 1955 Lincoln DD MS66 red
4. 1922 plain MS65 red
5. 1933 $20 St. Gaudens
6. 1804 silver dollar
7. 1792 half disme
8. 1913 V nickel
9. 1894-S dime
10. 1895-O Morgan
11. 1796 Half Cent (No Pole)
12. 1793 large cent
13. 1866 Liberty seated quarter
14. 1866 Liberty seated half
15. 1794 silver dollar
16. 1907 Ultra High Relief, $20 Lettered Edge
17. 1877 20¢
18. 1972 silver 3¢
19. 1977 nickel 3¢
20. 1974 aluminum Lincoln

 

Mark:
That set is amazing.
Go for it!

 

The lesson from the Hunts was to buy physical silver and pay cash. They got into trouble using leverage in the futures market when the feds changed the rules on them. So, yes. The Hunt brothers did teach me something.

 

Nice choices Hontonai - you seem to share almost the same interest as I do except I don't actively collect US coins. I actually was drooling over the Korean 1892 proof set with it's original box (yes it does exist) with a proof 5 yang - you can't imagine how rare that set is. I would love to own the whole Korean gold coin set, 5, 10 and 20 won as well as the Korean-Russian coinage - I can only imagine how crazy hard it would be.

Some examples off from Hwadong:

http://www.hwadong.com/goods/2006/0630/1000141592.jpg
http://www.hwadong.com/goods/2006/0712/1000147322.jpg

(I was trying to look for the 1892 proof set - it was on that site but I can't find it now)

I recently got myself a 1888 10 mun and you can only imagine how difficult it was to obtain one!

I have yet to own any baked clay coins - always tempted to get one but when I try to, someone always buy one beforehand! :computer:

 

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If I had known about that it might have found a place on my list!

 

british india double mohur . We can be 100% confident that this is a coin i will never own

 

a 1992 philly and denver penny

 

Found the picture hontonai

http://www.hwadong.com/goods/2006/0726/1000152242.jpg

Isn't that a winner set? I don't even know if Japan even had such proof set minted for their own country during Meiji era.

 

i'm working on my dream collection...

full XF set from Khorezm Peoples Soviet Republic. 11 coins total.

the remaining would be of each in MS67+; Standing Liberty quarter, Walking Liberty half, and Mercury dime.

-steve