Specimen Coins

My personal favorite silver eagle, 2013 w

 

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2013 w UNC set

 

2014 w

 

2015-w, 2016 w, and 2017-w

 

Eagle Gold-
$5- 2008-w, 2006-w, and 2007-w
$10- 2008-w, 2006-w, 2009 w and 2007-w
$25- 2011-w, 2006-w, 2009 w, 2015-w and 2007-w
$50- 2011-w, 2006-w, 2009 w, 2015-w, 2008-w, 2012-w, 2014-w and 2007-w

 

Platinum eagle-
$10- 2006-w, 2007-w, and 2008-w
$25- 2006-w, 2007-w, and 2008-w
$50- 2006-w, 2007-w, and 2008-w
$100- 2006-w, 2007-w, and 2008-w

 

I had a urinary tract infection once and my doctor asked me for a urine specimen. I told him I'm sorry I don't collect those.

 

Couldn't most of this have been combined into a single (or at least fewer) posts? If you want to give folks a reason to avoid your thread/threads, this is it...

Prior to this one, the last 25 in a row were all yours.

 

Just wanted to give nice picks

 

Did you take the photos?

I didn't question your intent, although you probably shouldn't be snagging photos from other websites (unless public domain) for the same reason mentioned before.

 

Basically in the early days a specimen was a more presentation strike. They didn’t do true proofs until the 1820s. These were often the first impressions off fresh dies too. So a bit more impressive than the standard business strike. Plus they seem to have survived in high grade more often

 

you said 1820's- actually very, very close to PCGS
PCGS starts grading proofs at 1817, except 1801, 1802, and 1803 and 1804 dollars (but since they were made in a different date, really started in 1817)

 

This is like a umc (usmc?, where did that guy go?) thread without any original content...

 

1854- s double eagle

1856 o double eagle
PCGS SP63

 

1906 d double eagle PCGS SP66

1844-o eagle and half eagle

 

1938 50C New Rochelle
PCGS SP68

 

1915 s 2.50 Panama Pacific

 

1852-o half dollar

 

1855-s 25C Arrows SP63

 

1839-o 10C No Drapery