Which commemorative halves did you choose for your 7070? So far I have a Proof 1982 Washington half and a BU 1925 Stone Mountain half. :thumb:
The Stone Mountain is a great design and a good choice, I think. I have a 7070 that is pretty barren and have not contributed to it in years as I pursue certain series but I think you've made good choices. So, is USC Southern Cal or South Carolina? Or somewhere else?
When I was doing my 7070 set I had the 1892 Columbian Half, then the 1992 Columbian Half (thought it was cool to have the 400th anniversary and the 500th anniversary together). I also used the 1918 Illinois half and an Oregon Half because those are really great designs.
I have an 1892 Columbian half in right now, and am planning on acquiring Lexington-Concord, Stone Mountain, and Long Island Tercentenary halves.
SC, but the 1936 SC coin (profiling Columbia, SC) is a little boring. I love the Western US so I think I'll start looking for a nice Oregon Trail half.
I have intentionally built my 7070 to be within the grades of VF to AU with original, crusty coins. This makes finding the classic commems rather tough, but I have included the Columbian, Maine (my wife and I go to Maine quite a bit), Connecticut (my favorite commem) and Oregon.
I like the Texas for the old commemorative. It's one of my favorite designs and you can buy them pretty inexpensively.
I guess that's why you didn't respond to my comment about the smog affecting your judgement in another thread. My faux pas! Chris
a 7070 is a type coin albun These coins arent mine ... someone else posted this on this board a while back ...
You should have put the 1893 Columbian Half in there as well As for me, any one with a hole in it (at the 12 o'clock) position I can find I'll put in