The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

1890-1990-P US Eisenhower Commemorative Silver Dollar


If I understand the rules correctly. The next coin can be a US coin or either an 1890 or 1990 dated coin from anywhere.

 

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United States -- 1879 Morgan silver dollar, San Francisco mint

 

WOW! That is a gorgeous Morgan Dollar!!!

 

Thanks!

 

1978-S US Kennedy Half Dollar Proof

 

USA 1866 3 cents

 

USA 1861



1861 $20 AU55 ANACS. The base of the first 1 in the date is repunched south. Mint Philadelphia Mintage 2,976,453 Wt 33.436 gms Diameter 34mm AGW .9675 oz

From the Collection of Donald E. Bently, sold for the benefit of the Bently Foundation.(Registry values: N991) (NGC ID# 269G, PCGS# 8932)

Heritage Auctions Feb 2014

Now removed from slab

"The 1861 double eagle was the initial Civil War issue and a workhorse date with 2.9 million business strikes minted. Most saw considerable circulation but some, such as this coin, show only light wear. High grade examples of any date are rarities. The great size and weight of these coins caused most pieces to suffer numerous contact marks and abrasions.

Longacre used a similar Liberty for both the dollar and $20, a handsome womans head displaying a meticulous nose and wearing a pearl-bordered diadem inscribed LIBERTY. It was modeled after an ancient Greco-Roman sculpture, the Crouching Venus"

 

I don't see a date on that set.

 

Sorry.... 1992

 

That is a knockout!

 

@4to2centBC Love your photos. How do you get the reflection affect on the bottom?

 

Silverino, it seems you've got the rules all screwed up, or maybe it's me? Next coin must be the same country or the same date.

 

So how do we go from USA 1861 to Panama 1972 then Guatemala then Mexico, Geeze.
Start again and read the rules.

 

USA 1864

 

United States --1872 Seated Liberty dollar, Philadelphia mint

Next coin should be a US, any date, or any coin dated 1872.

 

1872 USA

 

US -- 1872 50 cents:

 

United States -- 1858 large cent. Philadelphia mint.

 

1863 Cent., rotated 90 degrees. This is one I found recently going through a lot of Indian Head cents I bought 6 months go. Apparently the site which lists die rotations does not have this listed so I am hoping it might be unique. I have not researched it yet as I only discovered it 3 days ago.