What's your PCGS birthday coin?

Not sure where I remember hearing/reading about this but thought it was a neat little fun fact.

Type your 8 digit birthday numbers into the PCGS cert look up and see what your Birthday coin(s) are.
EX: 12 25 1985--12251985 is an 1873 open 3 $20 gold in MS 62
with a population of 1,079 or switch it up with 19852512...19851225.
(not my b day just an example).
Mine are:
1881-s MS65 Morgan pop 50,588
1922 peace dollar MS64 pop 47,170
1988 $10 gold PR70 pop 642

 

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Cool idea! My birthday is March 23, 1996, so:

03231996 pulls up an MS63 1922-D $1.
19962303 pulls up a damaged 1908-O 50¢.
19960323 pulls up an MS65 2005-D nickel.

 

03061981 is a 1881-S MS63 $1. I am not a Morgan fan...

My wife is a 1884-O MS63 $1. My daughter is a 1899 MS61 G$20. My son doesn't exist.

 

Apparently, I don't exist either.....hmmm....that explains a lot.

 

Do you guys have any idea what someone could do with your real name and birthday?

 

This is actually really fun, thanks for the post @Twobit !
I tried my Month-Day-Year...to no avail
Then my Year-Day-Moth with the same results.
Year-Month-Day however yeilded a super rare treasure that might be worth than me!
A 1992 $1 (White House) in PR-68

 

...which is why I've never divulged my name anywhere

 

Stupid PR-68 2008-S nickel....

Who pays to get that certified?

 

What's the price guide on that?

 

I'm a commem. MS69. Not quite perfect. One I happen to own but raw .

 

1942D dime.

 

Best I get is a ms 62 1890-cc Morgan. The next is a ms 70 2011 silver eagle. To bad 04191976 isn't a trade dollar or something early

 

Just a guess but maybe wish you a happy Birthday

 

Look on the bright side if you were able to find the one slab
that has your b day numbers you can get it on the cheap.

 

Maybe if you were to find that 90cc it would be an unattributed tail bar
and that ms 70 ASE is free of spots.

 

At least it's vintage silver

 

One of mine is actually a coin from my birth year. The other two are double eagles.

 

Very nice

 

True. But my focus and love is the early stuff trade dollars and bust and seated coinage

 

Mine comes up as a 19th Century Gold Eagle graded MS.