The Collaborative "Virtual 7070" Type Set Project

See the list I linked to in the OP.

Strangely, that lineup puts the Bicentennial issues later, out of sequence, after all the gold coins. And the small dollars (SBA and Sac) likewise. Those will come after the Bicentennials. So we will do the Bicentennial coins (all three denominations) and the small dollars (SBA and Sac) later, after we run through all the pre-1933 gold coin types.

On Friday, March 20th we were supposed to move into the gold coins, but nobody did, and I didn't get the chance to post.

Yesterday's type was supposed to be the Gold Dollar, Type I (1849-54).

The album lineup we are working from skips the Gold Dollar, Type II (1854-55), for some reason.

And today, March 21st, our type is the Gold Dollar, Type III (1856-89).

So to keep us in synch with the parallel thread on Collectors Universe, you may...

Post all of your gold dollars today: Type I, II, or III.


Here is my Type I gold dollar.




Here is my Type II gold dollar.



Here is my Type III gold dollar.



And here is the Type III gold dollar I owned previously (PCGS MS64).

 

Yesterday, March 22, we were scheduled to do the Liberty Head quarter-eagle (1840-1907). Since nobody posted one in my absence, feel free to post yours as catchup. Here’s mine.




Today, March 23, we move on to the Indian Head quarter-eagle (1908-1929).

Here’s mine. I had them shoot the TrueView pics after the fact, through the slab plastic, because I was too cheap to pay the reholder fee. That’s why the slab prongs are visible there. In the future, when I send something in for retroactive TrueView service, I’ll cough up the additional reholder fee so they can shoot the coin raw.

This might be one of those VERY rare times that my own cellphone shots are a bit better than the TrueView?