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I don’t know much about the coins of 1858 but maybe we’ll see more of them.

 

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Ok I don’t know how we went from a 1925 d quarter eagle to a 1933 Lincoln but I think this may get us back on track

 

Gold is a wild card, you can play anything off of it. However, it's not a wildcard to start off, e.g. you can't go from 1933 Lincoln to 1874 gold. You could play 1933 gold if you've got it. So it's still either Lincolns or 1933.

 

For some reason I just like the look of 1910's date. It's something about the simple straight 1's and the big round zero. I've got four from Philadelphia and two from San Francisco. These are my most recent.

 

Wow. This got all messed up.
You can play any gold coin against any gold coin.
You don't have to match the type or the year.
It's the same with Comms, tokens and medals.

 

This is where we got off track.
The next play should be anything dated 1841 or any token or medal.

 

Next should be anything dated 1841 or 1837 or any token or medal.

 

Medals are wild so I can play any medal. It does not have to be the exact same medal.

 

Now I'm playing off the date and taking it to Lincoln cents.