Post your key dates or important varieties.

This is probably my favorite.

 

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1944 D/S.

 

1849 $1 Gold Liberty Head No "L" Variety
Mintage 1,000 coins



When it made its first appearance in 1849, the $1 gold coin was a mere thirteen millimeters in diameter—more than one-fourth smaller than our present-day Roosevelt dime. That made it the smallest coin in U.S. history in girth, though not in weight (the silver three-cent piece weighed less.

 

Interesting "slab". PQ?

Oh, nice coin too!

 

The best I can do for US are some semi-keys, with less common varieties.

1901-S Rev3 "thick ribbon"

1903-S Rev3 "thick ribbon"

1904-S Rev2 "thin ribbon"

 

1st Key date I found a pic of hehe lol

 

This is the 1853 No Arrows Dime, 95,000 produced before the reduction in silver took effect and arrows were added at the date.

 

A clad dime found CRH 5 years ago
Nice little spike head die crack
And no mint mark! 1982

 

1909s VDB!

 

1972/72 DDO


This one is a little dark, but with a good light is very sharp.



Jim

 

Here are a couple of the best rare date and mint mark gold coins that I have.

1855-D Gold Dollar, mintage 1,811, estimated number of survivors, around 80.



1854-D Three Dollar Gold Piece, mintage 1,120, estimated number of survivors, 300.

 

'21-D
Lowest mintage business strike Walker

 

I just put this on lay-a-way for my type set. A 1797 15 stars Half Dime, VF 25. It will be mine in a couple of months.

 

Bragger, I hate you...

 

Just a few of my 'hoard'.

 

That for sure would beat out most coins. Mine’s the Columbus old dollar