Post your proof like coin.

Ok, if you have any coins that graded PL, please post them here. DMPLs are welcome also.

 

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DMPLs better be welcome, or I'll sue for discrimination.

 

Nice coins. I don't have any of my coins slabbed and don't think any would be PL.

 

Well, ain't that a rare beast, Jason? Pack it up, boys, I think this thread has a winner.

 

I've devoted the last ten years of my collecting life to pursuing PL coins. Right now, I have 119.

Yeah, that half cent is slightly rare (it's the only designated PL Braided Hair Half cent... in the whole series).

But I've got plenty more where that came from!

 

Oh, were we supposed to post DMPLs?

Sorry, my bad. Here you go. Again, the only one designated for the entire series:

 

Reverse is on the edge of PL. Obverse is incredible.

 

This one is raw, obviously my grade. 7/8 tail feathers.

 

Oh, were we supposed to post Morgans? Sorry, I only have one:

 

I've seen your registry set, but I didn't know you had 119 PL or DMPLs. I'm assuming the 119 excludes Morgans, for the most part, right?

Edit: guess so! we posted simultaneously, so I just saw you only have 1 Morgan.

 

I only have one Morgan, which I coincidentally posted above at exactly the same time as your reply.

My current Registry set is just the type set - there's about 50-ish coins in that set. I have many, many more. I'm working on a custom registry set to display them all, but I haven't got that finished yet.

 

This label does not say PL. I think it easily is.

 

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Yeah, I thought your set had many fewer than 119 coins in it. It'd be cool to see some of the more rare ones that didn't make it into the type set.

Hmm, well, @Morgandude11 has clearly seen this coin. . Any opinion, @Morgandude11 ?

@bradgator2: Isn't 97-S rarer than hen's teeth in PL? Seems like it might be worth a shot at PCGS or NGC.

 

The rarest ones are in the Type Set. Most of the rest are duplicates of 20th century coins (9 Jeffersons, 3 Mercury dimes, 12 Roosevelts, 10 Washington Quarters, etc.)

26 of them are also foreign coins.