Virtual Type Set (7070) game: let's collect the album together!

Many of you are familiar with the popular Dansco #7070 US Type Set album, which covers the major US Type coins of the 19th and 20th century, with some of the expensive stuff like the Draped Bust silver and pre-1834 gold omitted.

Why don't we play a little game and virtually assemble a 7070 Type set right here, together, one coin at a time?

How to play: look to see which type has just been played, and which type we'll need next. If you have a coin of either the type in play, or the next type, you may post it! But coins must be posted IN ORDER, so pay close attention to be sure you're posting correctly, according to the lineup below!

In other words, you must post either the current type or the next type. No backtracking or moving ahead more than one step.

Here is the lineup:

Draped Bust Half Cent (1800-08)
Classic Head Half Cent (1809-35)
Coronet Half Cent (1849-57)
Draped Bust Large Cent (1796-1807)
Classic Head Cent (1808-14)
Coronet Large Cent (1816-39)
Coronet Braided Hair Cent (1840-57)
Flying Eagle Cent (1857-58)
Indian Head Cent Laurel Wreath (1859)
Indian Head Cent Copper-Nickel Oak Wreath (1860-64)
Indian Head Cent Bronze Oak Wreath (1864-1909)
Lincoln Head Cent VDB (1909)
Lincoln Head Cent Bronze Wheat Heads (1909-58)
Lincoln Head Cent Steel (1943)
Lincoln Head Cent Memorial (1959-Date)
2C Piece Bronze (1864-72)
3C Piece Silver (1851-73)
3C Piece Nickel (1865-89)
Capped Bust Half Dime (1829-37)
Liberty Seated Half Dime Drapery (1837-59)
Liberty Seated Half Dime Arrows (1853-55)
Liberty Seated Half Dime Legend (1860-73)
Shield Nickel Rays (1866-67)
Shield Nickel No Rays (1867-83)
Liberty Head Nickel No Cents (1883)
Liberty Head Nickel Cents (1883-1912)
Buffalo Nickel Variety I (1913)
Buffalo Nickel Variety II (1913-1938)
Jefferson Nickel (1938-Date)
Jefferson Nickel 35% Silver (1942-45)
Capped Bust Dime Variety II (1828-37)
Liberty Seated Dime Stars (1838-60)
Liberty Seated Dime Arrows (1853-55)
Liberty Seated Dime Legend (1860-91)
Liberty Head Dime (1892-1916)
Mercury Dime (1916-45)
Roosevelt Dime Silver (1946-64)
Roosevelt Dime Clad (1965-Date)
Liberty Seated 20C Piece (1875-78)
Capped Bust Quarter (1831-38)
Liberty Seated Quarter No Motto (1838-65)
Liberty Seated Quarter Arrows (1853-55)
Liberty Seated Quarter Motto (1866-91)
Liberty Head Quarter (1892-1916)
Standing Liberty Quarter Variety I (1916-17)
Standing Liberty Quarter Variety II (1917-30)
Washington Quarter Silver (1932-64)
Washington Quarter Clad (1965-Date)
Capped Bust Half Dollar Lettered Edge (1807-36)
Capped Bust Half Dollar Reeded Edge (1836-39)
Liberty Seated Half Dollar No Motto (1839-65)
Liberty Seated Half Dollar Arrows (1853-55)
Liberty Seated Half Dollar Motto (1866-91)
Liberty Head Half Dollar (1892-1915)
Walking Liberty Half Dollar (1916-47)
Franklin Half Dollar (1948-63)
Kennedy Half Dollar Silver (1964)
Kennedy Half Dollar Clad (1965-Date)
Commemorative Half Dollar (1892-1954)
Liberty Seated Dollar No Motto (1840-65)
Liberty Seated Dollar Motto (1866-73)
Trade Dollar (1873-83)
Morgan Dollar (1878-1921)
Peace Dollar (1921-35)
Eisenhower Dollar (1971-78)
Gold Dollar, Type I (1849-54)
Gold Dollar, Type III (1856-89)
Liberty Head Quarter Eagle (1840-1907)
Indian Quarter Eagle (1908-29)
Liberty Head Half Eagle (1839-1908)
Indian Head Half Eagle (1908-29)
Liberty Head Eagle (1838-1907)
Indian Head Eagle (1908-33)
Liberty Head Double Eagle (1850-1907)
St. Gaudens Double Eagle (1907-1932)
Bicentennial Washington Quarter (1976)
Bicentennial Kennedy Half Dollar (1976)
Bicentennial Eisenhower Dollar (1976)
Susan B. Anthony Dollar (1979-99)
Sacagawea Dollar (2000-Date)
50 State Commemorative Quarter (1999-2008)
Commemorative (1983-Date)
Silver American Eagle (1986-Date)​

 

I will begin.

Our first type coin in the lineup is the Draped Bust Half Cent (1800-08).

Here's mine. I love the "Spiked Chin" variety.



So the next player may post either another Draped Bust half cent, or the next type in the lineup, which is the Classic Head Half Cent (1809-35).

See how it works?

 

If we run through it quickly, we can always do it again with the complete Type set. I just didn't want to start a game thread where the first coin is the 1793 half cent!

 

There's our Classic Head Half Cent (1809-35).

So the next player may play a coin of that same type, or move on to our next type, which is the Coronet Half Cent (1849-57).

 

A local SE GA detector find. Not by me, but by my buddy Billy Ridenour. He has found some really pristine early large cents. Interestingly, several have been this Sheldon-166 variety with the distinctive die crack on the reverse. There must've been a keg of them shipped to Savannah or thereabouts in 1798-1800 or so.

@BuffaloHunter 's coin above reminded me of it, with that big die crack.