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

1818 US Large Cent

 

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I do too. I typically sit behind my computer for 16 hours a day doing "non numismatic" stuff but it is nice to be able to multi-task when I can if I am stuck at the keyboard. I was gonna stretch out and bury a bunch of silver in a tube in my garden today for fun but it seemed really, really pointless....

 

Of course it is. I've already done the experiment for you so why would you need to repeat it. Or perhaps you don't believe me?

 

Let's mix it up a little. US centennial expo medal, 1876.

 

another U.S. coin- 1944D Nickel with delamination or flake? (too new to this to know the correct terminology) But, my first UNO submission!

 

So called dollar HK-606 1886.
250th anniversary of Providence,Rhode Island. R-5, this is the rarest coin i own.

 

The guy on the boat that's greeting the Natives is Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, and my children's Great ×10 Grandfather.

 

Not sure if I have played this one yet.

1977 US Ike Clad Proof
Next coin can be a US or ANY coin from 1977

 

Here's a toned Columbian Half Dollar 1892
Sorry it's still in the 2x2.

 

US -- 1878-CC dollar (GSA):


US or 1878 next

 

1832 US half cent

 

US--1902 Morgan silver dollar, New Orleans mint. Next: Any US or 1902.

 

USA 1878 2 cents

 

Don't have too much US imaged, but found this one in a random 90% lot awhile back. Not something I'd normally be taking pictures of, by why not!



Next up: US or 1835.

 

USA or 2005

 

USA--2006 American Silver Eagle reverse proof. Next: Any US or any 2006.

 

I'll throw in this 1864 CN Indian Cent that I found for free.

 

United States -- 1986 American Silver Eagle proof. (First year of issue.) Next: Any 1986 or any US.

 

You know I gotta throw another Ike in play!! This one is currently in John Wexler's hands awaiting attribution. Possibly a new DDO Ike.

1974-D US Eisenhower Dollar


Next can be any US coin or any coin from 1974