Super Saturday - Post yours

This Saturday I've decide to do a thread dedicated ANY coin that is Super Cool or Important to you at this time . Post your Favorite and why if any reason . Thanks .
Just received from @CoinJockey73 this beautiful Weir Farms Quarter (2020 ) for my birthday !! Why ? It not just brings a coin my way but a new born friendship this year among many others . Thanks all !

 

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Bad pics but my toughest E Clashed Morgan
1880 Vam 33A

 

I had commissioned this hobo nickel

 

Instead of praying why not make a coin to do it for you.

 

A favorite. No mintmark 1982 dime. strong strike.
Presently #45 on the Top 100 modern US coins.
Estimated at 15,000 mintage.

 

This is a pretty rare clash. FE cent die clashed with the die from the $20 gold piece.

 

This was a gift from @tibor added to the mint sets I won in his competition

 

Here is a 2000 Virginia quarter. It was my grandpa's and he kept it because it had no mint mark. I know that it's just a grease-filled die, but it's pretty cool and when I inherited his collection after he died, this is one of the coins that got me interested in collecting.

 

I really like these clashed Pennies . I need to get some but so far all out of my price range for a nice example.

 

The FE clash with the half dollar die is not all that bad and easy to find.

 

I've been blessed since I started collecting about 10 years ago, but this Krugerrand from my late father is still my favorite.

 

A very nice gift/Walker...I love them (looking) like this.

 

I remember getting one of those alsomost likely it was from the same competition,still have it.

 

Agreed wholeheartedly, I have a grand total of two, both gifts, the first was the last gift given to me by my Father before he passed away.

 

First CRH proof!! So sad it is in such bad condition!!!

 

Great circulation find whatever the condition.

 

This @CoinJockey73 guy sounds like a real dope giving away W quarters like that. What a maroon, a real nincowpoop.

 

Another from a box in the safe that doesn't get to see daylight very often. This one I was very excited about getting, about 40 years ago, from a small auction in the Albany NY area. It is a 1786 Vermontensium RR7 late die state. Seems pretty terminal to me. I always loved looking through the Red Book at the Colonial coins and Hard Times tokens. Quite a looker, eh? Rich

 

Dont have one yetI'm really interested into the new jersey coppers as a start.

 

I have 3 NJ's - 43d, 46e and 64t. I always loved early copper. There are so many varieties. Great coins.