What is your Most Desireable Coin to Find.

In circulation. Whether it be in Mint or Circulation......What could it be?


Rhubarb

 

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1909 S VDB MS 65 R Adn then realistically, I would like to find any of the cents and nickels I need to finish my set. But the 09 S VDB wouldn't be too shabby.

Phoenix

 

1921 canadain nickel.:loud:

 

Ya know, of all the coins to find in circulaton, I thinkI agree with luc87, 21 canadian nickel!

 

Realistically (and not too much at that) I have to go with Phoenix21.

Still some Lincolns floarting around out there. I have personally found an 11-S and a 14-S so I guess there is still a chance of finding the 09SVDB. Heavily circulated would be fine. Second choice 1955 Double Die.

 

i'd like to get a 1932D washington quarter in change, or any other silver coin!

 

1955 true double die cent

 

As long as we are wishing:
an 1804 dollar.
Sure, it would be the lowest graded one known, but, who cares.

 

I wouldn't mind finding an 1897 o barber dime, I need it like the dickens for my set and haven't found an even halfway decent one yet

 

mine would have to be the Cheerios 2000 Sacagawea dollar

ive been searching very diligently and no luck yet - its get harder all the time with the Pres dollars taking up the space for dollars coins - i've looked at over 2020 2000P's dollars just like a said - no luck and naturally they are mixed with SBA's and other years

here is a link about it if anyone is interested

http://www.ngccoin.com/news/viewarticle.aspx?IDArticle=279

Snowman

 

Me too.


One of these days i'll bite the bullet and begind searching for a nice 1932-S or 1932-D quarter to own. Gonna have to pay to play.

 

I'd love to find an 1872 Indian Head cent in XF or better.

 

What grade are you looking for?
I agree, it is a tough date in anything from good-4 and up.

 

A counter-brockage of any proof !

 

a 1955 Double Die but, with a deep die cap!!! How cool would that be....

Captain Harlock

 

I'd love to find a 16-d mercury in my change or any of the key date lincolns.

 

That was a great read Snowman! Are the "pattern" Sacagawea Dollars found mostly in the eastern part of the U.S.A.?

swick

 

is possible becuase even the older washingtons like that becuase a 1932S quarter and a 1998 quarter look the same.

 

Swick

the Cheerios dollars were placed in normal Cheerios cereal back in 2000. so naturally i think they are all over the country. 5500 have said to be placed in the cereal and probably many have already been spent.

these are different from the normal 2000 Sacagawea's as you can tell by NGC web site article. These were stuck from the dies that made 12 gold Sacagawea's that went into space aboard the space shuttle back in 1999. Just recently in a coin world article that these were destroyed a few months ago.

http://www.coinworld.com/news/052702/news-3.asp

you can see the price that PCGS gives these coins that they would grade- big increase over normal 2000 Sac dollars

http://www.pcgs.com/prices/frame.chtml?type=date&filename=sba_dollar_mod

Snowman

 

I have found a complete set of Lincolns less the 09-S vdb, 14-D, 22, And 55 DDO. Not all of hem were the greatest shape, but the 1911-S I have certified as AU-53, Also, a complete set of Buffaloes less the varieties and 14-D, a complete set of Mercuries less the 16-D, and a complete set of Peace dollars less the 34-D and 21 (sold them for $35). The 13-S type 2 buffalo is G-4, the 21-D Mercury is F-15, and the 28 Peace was good(?).

If most desirable means most valuable, it would have to be the 13-S Buffalo. If it is the coin I most enjoy, it is the 11-S Lincoln.

If you have not figured out by now, these are not recent finds. This was back in the late fifties/early sixties.