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Series:5 Coin:1 cross-over NGC MS62. 1849 is first year for business strike. 1840-1848 are proof strikes.
Series:8 Coin:4 1796 is last year for Liberty Cap Cent Series.
Series:15 Coin:1 The motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" first appeared on United States coinage in 1864 on the two-cent piece.
Series:25 Coin:9 1837 is last year for Capped Bust H10C Series.
NBH (Series:28 Coin:20) 1837 is last year for Capped Bust 10C Series.
Series:35 Coin:18 1838 is last year for Capped Bust 25C Series.
Series:42 Coin:29 1836 is last year for Capped Bust with Lettered Edge 50C Series.
Series:42 Coin:33 1839 is last year for Capped Bust Half Dollar Series.
Series:43 Coin:64, 65 - Have both 1866 and 1866-S Liberty Seated Half Dollars with Motto. These coins are "sisters" ... Coin:64 has cert #21800005 and Coin:65 has cert #21800006 ... they were encapsulated one cert # apart. Interesting to note that I purchased these coins three years apart from different sellers.
Series:43 Coin:64, 65 - Have both 1866 and 1866-S Liberty Seated Half Dollars with Motto. These coins are "sisters" ... Coin:64 has cert #21800005 and Coin:65 has cert #21800006 ... they were encapsulated one cert # apart. Interesting to note that I purchased these coins three years apart from different sellers.
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:1,1A,1B,1C,1D,2,3 [Also have PCGS attributed 1878 VAM 9 (VF35) which is documented very first set of dies used to strike Morgan Silver Dollars beginning March 11, 1878 at 3:17 pm.]
Series:52 Coin:3 Have all Morgan Silver Dollar types minted in 1878: Coin:1-8TF, Coin:1A-7TF rev78, Coin:1B-7TF rev79, Coin:1C-7/8TF strong, Coin:1D-7/8TF weak, Coin:2-CC, Coin:3-S all certifed by PCGS.
Series:100 Coin:14A first year issue for Half Dollar Commemoratives
Series:39 Coin:218 ... I wish PCGS would have continued with the type of labeling notation for the state quarters that was started in 1999 and continued thru 2005. This coin would then have Series:39 Coin:218 on its label. The subsequent coins in the 39 series would have been numbered 219 thru 247.
I wish PCGS would have continued with the type of labeling notation for the state quarters that was started in 1999 and continued thru 2005. This coin would then have Series:39PR Coin:88 on its label. The subsequent coins in the 39PR series would have been numbered 89 thru 102.
I wish PCGS would have continued with the type of labeling notation for the state quarters that was started in 1999 and continued thru 2005. This coin would then have Series:39PR Coin:88 on its label. The subsequent coins in the 39PR series would have been numbered 89 thru 102.
