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Easily available in all grades and finishes, some with full luster. Almost every collector should be able to obtain a decent quality one of these “landmark” coins at a fairly inexpensive cost. The striking and sharpness of most of these coins are well struck with . Full Details and sharp lettering. // ALSO DURING 1909 - A U..S. NAVAL BASE WAS BUILT AT PEARL HARBOR - THT FIRST TIME FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE WAS USED IN A MURDER CASE - THE NAACP WAS FORMED - THE FIRST AUTOMOBILE HEARSE WAS CONSTRUCTED - MEN REACHED THE NORTH POLE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Easily available in all grades and finishes, some with full luster. Almost every collector should be able to obtain a decent quality one of these “landmark” coins at a fairly inexpensive cost. The striking and sharpness of most of these coins are well struck with . Full Details and sharp lettering. // ALSO DURING 1909 - A U..S. NAVAL BASE WAS BUILT AT PEARL HARBOR - THT FIRST TIME FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE WAS USED IN A MURDER CASE - THE NAACP WAS FORMED - THE FIRST AUTOMOBILE HEARSE WAS CONSTRUCTED - MEN REACHED THE NORTH POLE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Easily available in all grades and finishes, some with full luster. Almost every collector should be able to obtain a decent quality one of these “landmark” coins at a fairly inexpensive cost. The striking and sharpness of most of these coins are well struck with . Full Details and sharp lettering. // ALSO DURING 1909 - A U..S. NAVAL BASE WAS BUILT AT PEARL HARBOR - THT FIRST TIME FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE WAS USED IN A MURDER CASE - THE NAACP WAS FORMED - THE FIRST AUTOMOBILE HEARSE WAS CONSTRUCTED - MEN REACHED THE NORTH POLE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Easily available in all grades and finishes, some with full luster. Almost every collector should be able to obtain a decent quality one of these “landmark” coins at a fairly inexpensive cost. The striking and sharpness of most of these coins are well struck with . Full Details and sharp lettering. // ALSO DURING 1909 - A U..S. NAVAL BASE WAS BUILT AT PEARL HARBOR - THT FIRST TIME FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE WAS USED IN A MURDER CASE - THE NAACP WAS FORMED - THE FIRST AUTOMOBILE HEARSE WAS CONSTRUCTED - MEN REACHED THE NORTH POLE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
CAC. A KEY DATE. — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — Q. David Bowers calls it the “be-all and end-all object of desire in the Lincoln cent series.” In Mint State it is the most plentiful mintmark issue until the late 1920s. It is easier to find than the regular 1909-S. // THE AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY IN THE U.S WAS 47 YEARS. // ONLY 14 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A BATHTUB. // ONLY 8 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A TELEPHONE. // THERE WERE ONLY 8000 CARS AND ONLY 144 MILES OF PAVED ROADS. THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT IN MOST CITIES WAS 10 MILES PER HOUR.
CAC. A KEY DATE. — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — Q. David Bowers calls it the “be-all and end-all object of desire in the Lincoln cent series.” In Mint State it is the most plentiful mintmark issue until the late 1920s. It is easier to find than the regular 1909-S. // THE AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY IN THE U.S WAS 47 YEARS. // ONLY 14 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A BATHTUB. // ONLY 8 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A TELEPHONE. // THERE WERE ONLY 8000 CARS AND ONLY 144 MILES OF PAVED ROADS. THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT IN MOST CITIES WAS 10 MILES PER HOUR.
CAC. A KEY DATE. — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — Q. David Bowers calls it the “be-all and end-all object of desire in the Lincoln cent series.” In Mint State it is the most plentiful mintmark issue until the late 1920s. It is easier to find than the regular 1909-S. // THE AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY IN THE U.S WAS 47 YEARS. // ONLY 14 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A BATHTUB. // ONLY 8 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A TELEPHONE. // THERE WERE ONLY 8000 CARS AND ONLY 144 MILES OF PAVED ROADS. THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT IN MOST CITIES WAS 10 MILES PER HOUR.
CAC. A KEY DATE. — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — Q. David Bowers calls it the “be-all and end-all object of desire in the Lincoln cent series.” In Mint State it is the most plentiful mintmark issue until the late 1920s. It is easier to find than the regular 1909-S. // THE AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY IN THE U.S WAS 47 YEARS. // ONLY 14 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A BATHTUB. // ONLY 8 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A TELEPHONE. // THERE WERE ONLY 8000 CARS AND ONLY 144 MILES OF PAVED ROADS. THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT IN MOST CITIES WAS 10 MILES PER HOUR.
CAC. A KEY DATE. — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — Q. David Bowers calls it the “be-all and end-all object of desire in the Lincoln cent series.” In Mint State it is the most plentiful mintmark issue until the late 1920s. It is easier to find than the regular 1909-S. // THE AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY IN THE U.S WAS 47 YEARS. // ONLY 14 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A BATHTUB. // ONLY 8 PERCENT OF THE HOMES HAD A TELEPHONE. // THERE WERE ONLY 8000 CARS AND ONLY 144 MILES OF PAVED ROADS. THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT IN MOST CITIES WAS 10 MILES PER HOUR.
Compared to the widely saved 1909 V.D.B. only a small fraction of the higher grade coins exist. In the lower grades just about any coin a collector desires is readily available. Most of the coins are well struck and have Full Details except for marks on the shoulders. // MORE THAN 95 PERCENT OF BIRTHS TOOK PLACE AT HOME. // NINETY PERCENT OF DOCTORS HAD NO COLLEGE EDUCATION — INSTEAD THEY ATTENDED SO-CALLED “MEDICAL SCHOOLS”. // SUGAR COST 4 CENTS A POUND, EGGS WERE 14 CENTS A DOZEN, AND COFFEE WAS 15 CENTS A POUND. // MOST WOMEN ONLY WASHED THEIR HAIR ONCE A MONTH AND USED BORAX AND EGGS FOR SHAMPOO. // FIVE LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH WERE 1. PNEUMONIA & INFLUENZA 2. TUBERCULOSIS 3. DIARRHEA 4. HEART DISEASE 5. STROKE // THE AMERICAN FLAG HAD 45 STARS. // CROSSWORD PUZZLES, CANNED BEER, AND ICE TEA HAD NOT BEEN INVENTED YET. // THERE WAS NO FATHER’S OR MOTHER’S DAY. // TWO OUT OF EVERY TEN ADULTS COULD NOT READ OR WRITE // ONLY 6 PERCENT OF ALL AMERICANS HAD GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL.
Compared to the widely saved 1909 V.D.B. only a small fraction of the higher grade coins exist. In the lower grades just about any coin a collector desires is readily available. Most of the coins are well struck and have Full Details except for marks on the shoulders. // MORE THAN 95 PERCENT OF BIRTHS TOOK PLACE AT HOME. // NINETY PERCENT OF DOCTORS HAD NO COLLEGE EDUCATION — INSTEAD THEY ATTENDED SO-CALLED “MEDICAL SCHOOLS”. // SUGAR COST 4 CENTS A POUND, EGGS WERE 14 CENTS A DOZEN, AND COFFEE WAS 15 CENTS A POUND. // MOST WOMEN ONLY WASHED THEIR HAIR ONCE A MONTH AND USED BORAX AND EGGS FOR SHAMPOO. // FIVE LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH WERE 1. PNEUMONIA & INFLUENZA 2. TUBERCULOSIS 3. DIARRHEA 4. HEART DISEASE 5. STROKE // THE AMERICAN FLAG HAD 45 STARS. // CROSSWORD PUZZLES, CANNED BEER, AND ICE TEA HAD NOT BEEN INVENTED YET. // THERE WAS NO FATHER’S OR MOTHER’S DAY. // TWO OUT OF EVERY TEN ADULTS COULD NOT READ OR WRITE // ONLY 6 PERCENT OF ALL AMERICANS HAD GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL.
CAC KEY COIN. This coin is scarce in any an all grades. It is more difficult to find than the 1909-S VDB. The coins are usually well struck with full details. This coin is one of the most often counterfeited Lincoln Cents // THE TALLEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD WAS THE EIFFEL TOWER. // THE AVERAGE WAGE IN 1909 WAS 22 CENTS PER HOUR. // THE AVERAGE WORKER MADE BETWEEN $200 & $400 PER YEAR. // A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT COULD EXPECT TO EARN $2000 PER YEAR,, A DENTIST $2500, A VETERINARIAN BETWEEN $1500 AND $4000, AND A MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABOUT $5000 PER YEAR. .
CAC KEY COIN. This coin is scarce in any an all grades. It is more difficult to find than the 1909-S VDB. The coins are usually well struck with full details. This coin is one of the most often counterfeited Lincoln Cents // THE TALLEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD WAS THE EIFFEL TOWER. // THE AVERAGE WAGE IN 1909 WAS 22 CENTS PER HOUR. // THE AVERAGE WORKER MADE BETWEEN $200 & $400 PER YEAR. // A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT COULD EXPECT TO EARN $2000 PER YEAR,, A DENTIST $2500, A VETERINARIAN BETWEEN $1500 AND $4000, AND A MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABOUT $5000 PER YEAR. .
CAC KEY COIN. This coin is scarce in any an all grades. It is more difficult to find than the 1909-S VDB. The coins are usually well struck with full details. This coin is one of the most often counterfeited Lincoln Cents // THE TALLEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD WAS THE EIFFEL TOWER. // THE AVERAGE WAGE IN 1909 WAS 22 CENTS PER HOUR. // THE AVERAGE WORKER MADE BETWEEN $200 & $400 PER YEAR. // A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT COULD EXPECT TO EARN $2000 PER YEAR,, A DENTIST $2500, A VETERINARIAN BETWEEN $1500 AND $4000, AND A MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABOUT $5000 PER YEAR. .
CAC KEY COIN. This coin is scarce in any an all grades. It is more difficult to find than the 1909-S VDB. The coins are usually well struck with full details. This coin is one of the most often counterfeited Lincoln Cents // THE TALLEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD WAS THE EIFFEL TOWER. // THE AVERAGE WAGE IN 1909 WAS 22 CENTS PER HOUR. // THE AVERAGE WORKER MADE BETWEEN $200 & $400 PER YEAR. // A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT COULD EXPECT TO EARN $2000 PER YEAR,, A DENTIST $2500, A VETERINARIAN BETWEEN $1500 AND $4000, AND A MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABOUT $5000 PER YEAR. .
CAC KEY COIN. This coin is scarce in any an all grades. It is more difficult to find than the 1909-S VDB. The coins are usually well struck with full details. This coin is one of the most often counterfeited Lincoln Cents // THE TALLEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD WAS THE EIFFEL TOWER. // THE AVERAGE WAGE IN 1909 WAS 22 CENTS PER HOUR. // THE AVERAGE WORKER MADE BETWEEN $200 & $400 PER YEAR. // A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT COULD EXPECT TO EARN $2000 PER YEAR,, A DENTIST $2500, A VETERINARIAN BETWEEN $1500 AND $4000, AND A MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABOUT $5000 PER YEAR. .
CAC KEY COIN. This coin is scarce in any an all grades. It is more difficult to find than the 1909-S VDB. The coins are usually well struck with full details. This coin is one of the most often counterfeited Lincoln Cents // THE TALLEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD WAS THE EIFFEL TOWER. // THE AVERAGE WAGE IN 1909 WAS 22 CENTS PER HOUR. // THE AVERAGE WORKER MADE BETWEEN $200 & $400 PER YEAR. // A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT COULD EXPECT TO EARN $2000 PER YEAR,, A DENTIST $2500, A VETERINARIAN BETWEEN $1500 AND $4000, AND A MECHANICAL ENGINEER ABOUT $5000 PER YEAR. .
These coins are common in worn grades. MINT STATE coins up through MS 64 are also readily available. However, MS-65 and higher that have their original color are slightly scarce. FULL DETAIL coins with strong striking and sharpness on both the obverse and reverse are common. // ON JANUARY 2 THE FIRST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE U.S. OPENED IN BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. // IMMIGRATION INTO THE UNITED STATES HIT AN ALL TIME PEAK WITH 8.8 MILLION IMMIGRANTS OVER 10 YEARS FROM 1901 TO 1910..
These coins are common in worn grades. MINT STATE coins up through MS 64 are also readily available. However, MS-65 and higher that have their original color are slightly scarce. FULL DETAIL coins with strong striking and sharpness on both the obverse and reverse are common. // ON JANUARY 2 THE FIRST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE U.S. OPENED IN BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. // IMMIGRATION INTO THE UNITED STATES HIT AN ALL TIME PEAK WITH 8.8 MILLION IMMIGRANTS OVER 10 YEARS FROM 1901 TO 1910..
These coins are common in worn grades. MINT STATE coins up through MS 64 are also readily available. However, MS-65 and higher that have their original color are slightly scarce. FULL DETAIL coins with strong striking and sharpness on both the obverse and reverse are common. // ON JANUARY 2 THE FIRST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE U.S. OPENED IN BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. // IMMIGRATION INTO THE UNITED STATES HIT AN ALL TIME PEAK WITH 8.8 MILLION IMMIGRANTS OVER 10 YEARS FROM 1901 TO 1910..
SEMI-KEY DATE. . With a mintage just over 6 million the coins are slightly scarce. The coins are usually well struck However,, a coin with original color and strong eye appeal is scarce. // ON APRIL 15, 1910 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT BECAME THE FIRST U.S. PRESIDENT TO THROW OUT A 1st BALL AT A BASEBALL GAME. // THE PASSAGE OF THE EARTH THROUGH THE TAIL OF HALLEY’S COMET ON MAY 19TH CAUSED A NEAR PANIC.
SEMI-KEY DATE. . With a mintage just over 6 million the coins are slightly scarce. The coins are usually well struck However,, a coin with original color and strong eye appeal is scarce. // ON APRIL 15, 1910 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT BECAME THE FIRST U.S. PRESIDENT TO THROW OUT A 1st BALL AT A BASEBALL GAME. // THE PASSAGE OF THE EARTH THROUGH THE TAIL OF HALLEY’S COMET ON MAY 19TH CAUSED A NEAR PANIC.
SEMI-KEY DATE. . With a mintage just over 6 million the coins are slightly scarce. The coins are usually well struck However,, a coin with original color and strong eye appeal is scarce. // ON APRIL 15, 1910 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT BECAME THE FIRST U.S. PRESIDENT TO THROW OUT A 1st BALL AT A BASEBALL GAME. // THE PASSAGE OF THE EARTH THROUGH THE TAIL OF HALLEY’S COMET ON MAY 19TH CAUSED A NEAR PANIC.
SEMI-KEY DATE. . With a mintage just over 6 million the coins are slightly scarce. The coins are usually well struck However,, a coin with original color and strong eye appeal is scarce. // ON APRIL 15, 1910 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT BECAME THE FIRST U.S. PRESIDENT TO THROW OUT A 1st BALL AT A BASEBALL GAME. // THE PASSAGE OF THE EARTH THROUGH THE TAIL OF HALLEY’S COMET ON MAY 19TH CAUSED A NEAR PANIC.
This coin is common in worn grades and up through MS-64 & 65. Full original RD coins The quality of sharpness varies but coins with full details can be found without much difficulty. // THE BRITISH PHYSICIST ERNEST RUTHERFORD DISCOVERED THE STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM.
This coin is common in worn grades and up through MS-64 & 65. Full original RD coins The quality of sharpness varies but coins with full details can be found without much difficulty. // THE BRITISH PHYSICIST ERNEST RUTHERFORD DISCOVERED THE STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM.
This coin is common in worn grades and up through MS-64 & 65. Full original RD coins The quality of sharpness varies but coins with full details can be found without much difficulty. // THE BRITISH PHYSICIST ERNEST RUTHERFORD DISCOVERED THE STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM.
SEMI-KEY coin. At any Mint State level this is a scarce coin. Many collectors are not aware of this fact. Mint State 1911-D sharply struck coins with Full Details and no defects are quite scarce. They are very rare if they have maintained their original red color. Although a few very sharp examples may be found, most coins are softly struck. // BECAUSE MOVIE CAMERAS OF THE DAY REQUIRED AMPLE SUNLIGHT, DAVID HORSLEY MOVED HIS MOVIE OPERATIONS FROM NEW JERSEY TO CALIFORNIA WHERE LOCAL WEATHER CONDITIONS ALLOWED FOR YEAR-ROUND FILMING. HE ESTABLISHED THE FIRST REAL HOLLYWOOD STUDIO IN THE FALL OF 1911 AT THE CORNER OF SUNSET BOULEVARD AND GOWER STREET.
SEMI-KEY coin. At any Mint State level this is a scarce coin. Many collectors are not aware of this fact. Mint State 1911-D sharply struck coins with Full Details and no defects are quite scarce. They are very rare if they have maintained their original red color. Although a few very sharp examples may be found, most coins are softly struck. // BECAUSE MOVIE CAMERAS OF THE DAY REQUIRED AMPLE SUNLIGHT, DAVID HORSLEY MOVED HIS MOVIE OPERATIONS FROM NEW JERSEY TO CALIFORNIA WHERE LOCAL WEATHER CONDITIONS ALLOWED FOR YEAR-ROUND FILMING. HE ESTABLISHED THE FIRST REAL HOLLYWOOD STUDIO IN THE FALL OF 1911 AT THE CORNER OF SUNSET BOULEVARD AND GOWER STREET.
SEMI-KEY coin. At any Mint State level this is a scarce coin. Many collectors are not aware of this fact. Mint State 1911-D sharply struck coins with Full Details and no defects are quite scarce. They are very rare if they have maintained their original red color. Although a few very sharp examples may be found, most coins are softly struck. // BECAUSE MOVIE CAMERAS OF THE DAY REQUIRED AMPLE SUNLIGHT, DAVID HORSLEY MOVED HIS MOVIE OPERATIONS FROM NEW JERSEY TO CALIFORNIA WHERE LOCAL WEATHER CONDITIONS ALLOWED FOR YEAR-ROUND FILMING. HE ESTABLISHED THE FIRST REAL HOLLYWOOD STUDIO IN THE FALL OF 1911 AT THE CORNER OF SUNSET BOULEVARD AND GOWER STREET.
A KEY DATE in all grades. Like most low mintage coins most were gone from pocket change by the 1950s but some Full Details MS 65 coins can be found but most are light on the higher parts of the coins and some have spots. // THE. AMERICAN GENETICIST THOMAS MORGAN SHOWED THAT INHERITED FACTORS ARE REPRESENTED BY GENES PLACED AT SPECIFIC SITES ALONG A CHROMOSOME. // THE FIRST EVER RUNNING OF THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 IS WON BY RAY HARROUNAT AT AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 74,59 MILES PER HOUR.
A KEY DATE in all grades. Like most low mintage coins most were gone from pocket change by the 1950s but some Full Details MS 65 coins can be found but most are light on the higher parts of the coins and some have spots. // THE. AMERICAN GENETICIST THOMAS MORGAN SHOWED THAT INHERITED FACTORS ARE REPRESENTED BY GENES PLACED AT SPECIFIC SITES ALONG A CHROMOSOME. // THE FIRST EVER RUNNING OF THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 IS WON BY RAY HARROUNAT AT AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 74,59 MILES PER HOUR.
A KEY DATE in all grades. Like most low mintage coins most were gone from pocket change by the 1950s but some Full Details MS 65 coins can be found but most are light on the higher parts of the coins and some have spots. // THE. AMERICAN GENETICIST THOMAS MORGAN SHOWED THAT INHERITED FACTORS ARE REPRESENTED BY GENES PLACED AT SPECIFIC SITES ALONG A CHROMOSOME. // THE FIRST EVER RUNNING OF THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 IS WON BY RAY HARROUNAT AT AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 74,59 MILES PER HOUR.
Common in circulated worn grades. Coins are scarce in Mint State. Gems without carbon spots or flecks and with full original color are extremely rare. With exceptions, most coins are fairly well struck. // THE TITANIC SANK ON ITS MAIDEN VOYAGE ONLY 5 DAYS OUT FROM SOUTHAMPTON ON ITS WAY TO NEW YORK AFTER STRIKING AN ICEBERG IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN WITH THE LOSS OF MANY LIVES. THE TITANIC HAD BEENJ DESCRIBED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST LUXURIOUS “FLOATING HOTELS” AND WAS CONSIDERED TO BE UNSINKABLE..
Common in circulated worn grades. Coins are scarce in Mint State. Gems without carbon spots or flecks and with full original color are extremely rare. With exceptions, most coins are fairly well struck. // THE TITANIC SANK ON ITS MAIDEN VOYAGE ONLY 5 DAYS OUT FROM SOUTHAMPTON ON ITS WAY TO NEW YORK AFTER STRIKING AN ICEBERG IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN WITH THE LOSS OF MANY LIVES. THE TITANIC HAD BEENJ DESCRIBED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST LUXURIOUS “FLOATING HOTELS” AND WAS CONSIDERED TO BE UNSINKABLE..
Common in circulated worn grades. Coins are scarce in Mint State. Gems without carbon spots or flecks and with full original color are extremely rare. With exceptions, most coins are fairly well struck. // THE TITANIC SANK ON ITS MAIDEN VOYAGE ONLY 5 DAYS OUT FROM SOUTHAMPTON ON ITS WAY TO NEW YORK AFTER STRIKING AN ICEBERG IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN WITH THE LOSS OF MANY LIVES. THE TITANIC HAD BEENJ DESCRIBED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST LUXURIOUS “FLOATING HOTELS” AND WAS CONSIDERED TO BE UNSINKABLE..
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. This coin is slightly scarce in circulated grades. Mint State coins with full original color and sharply struck areas over the entire coin are rare. // ON MARCH 15, 1912:PITCHER CY YOUNG RETIRED FROM BASEBALL WITH 511 WINS. // FORMER PRESIDENT AND CURRENT BULL MOOSE CANDIDATE THEODORE ROOSEVELT WAS SHOT ON OCTOBER 14TH WHILE CAMPAIGNING FOR U.S. PRESIDENT.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. This coin is slightly scarce in circulated grades. Mint State coins with full original color and sharply struck areas over the entire coin are rare. // ON MARCH 15, 1912:PITCHER CY YOUNG RETIRED FROM BASEBALL WITH 511 WINS. // FORMER PRESIDENT AND CURRENT BULL MOOSE CANDIDATE THEODORE ROOSEVELT WAS SHOT ON OCTOBER 14TH WHILE CAMPAIGNING FOR U.S. PRESIDENT.
SEMI-KEY DATE. coins are scarce in all grades. They are usually fairly well struck. Gems with full original color and free of spots and flecks are rare. Just over 4.43 million of these coins were minted. // ON JUNE 7, 1912 THE UNITED STATES ARMY TESTED ITS FIRST MACHINE GUN MOUNTED ON A PLANE. // ON JUNE 8th CARL LAEMMLE INCORPORATED UNIVERSAL PICTURES (for making movies). // AND ON JUNE 13th PITCHER CHRISTY MATHEWSON WON HIS 300th BASEBALL GAME
SEMI-KEY DATE. coins are scarce in all grades. They are usually fairly well struck. Gems with full original color and free of spots and flecks are rare. Just over 4.43 million of these coins were minted. // ON JUNE 7, 1912 THE UNITED STATES ARMY TESTED ITS FIRST MACHINE GUN MOUNTED ON A PLANE. // ON JUNE 8th CARL LAEMMLE INCORPORATED UNIVERSAL PICTURES (for making movies). // AND ON JUNE 13th PITCHER CHRISTY MATHEWSON WON HIS 300th BASEBALL GAME
SEMI-KEY DATE. Many Mint State coins exist but a gem RD with a sharp strike is a rarity. FULL DETAIL examples of the 1913-D are hard to find as most coins have areas of striking and sharpness weakness. // THE FIRST CROSS WORD PUZZLE WAS CREATED AND PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR WYNNE. HE WAS A LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND JOURNALIST WHO CREATED AND PUBLISHED THE PUZZLE. IT WAS FIRST PUBLISHED AS A “WORD-CROSS PUZZLE IN THE NEW YORK WORLD.
SEMI-KEY DATE. Many Mint State coins exist but a gem RD with a sharp strike is a rarity. FULL DETAIL examples of the 1913-D are hard to find as most coins have areas of striking and sharpness weakness. // THE FIRST CROSS WORD PUZZLE WAS CREATED AND PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR WYNNE. HE WAS A LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND JOURNALIST WHO CREATED AND PUBLISHED THE PUZZLE. IT WAS FIRST PUBLISHED AS A “WORD-CROSS PUZZLE IN THE NEW YORK WORLD.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. Of the early Lincoln cents series, the 1913-S is scarce in all grades. Mint State coins are difficult to locate and gems with a sharp strike and original color are a true rarity. // THE FORD MOROR COMPANY INTRODUCED THE CONTINUOUS MOVING ASSEMBLY LINE WHICH COULD PRODUCE A COMPLETE CAR EVERY TWO-AND-A-HALF MINUTES. THAT CHANGE IS ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN CAR PRODUCTION AND IT ALLOWED FORD TO SELL CARS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER CAR MANUFACTURER.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. Of the early Lincoln cents series, the 1913-S is scarce in all grades. Mint State coins are difficult to locate and gems with a sharp strike and original color are a true rarity. // THE FORD MOROR COMPANY INTRODUCED THE CONTINUOUS MOVING ASSEMBLY LINE WHICH COULD PRODUCE A COMPLETE CAR EVERY TWO-AND-A-HALF MINUTES. THAT CHANGE IS ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN CAR PRODUCTION AND IT ALLOWED FORD TO SELL CARS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER CAR MANUFACTURER.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. Of the early Lincoln cents series, the 1913-S is scarce in all grades. Mint State coins are difficult to locate and gems with a sharp strike and original color are a true rarity. // THE FORD MOROR COMPANY INTRODUCED THE CONTINUOUS MOVING ASSEMBLY LINE WHICH COULD PRODUCE A COMPLETE CAR EVERY TWO-AND-A-HALF MINUTES. THAT CHANGE IS ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN CAR PRODUCTION AND IT ALLOWED FORD TO SELL CARS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER CAR MANUFACTURER.
// ON FEB. 7, 1914 CHARLIE CHAPLIN DEBUTED HIS SILENT FILM CHARACTER “THE TRAMP” // MAY 7th CONGRESS ESTABLISHED MOTHER’S DAY
// ON FEB. 7, 1914 CHARLIE CHAPLIN DEBUTED HIS SILENT FILM CHARACTER “THE TRAMP” // MAY 7th CONGRESS ESTABLISHED MOTHER’S DAY
// ON FEB. 7, 1914 CHARLIE CHAPLIN DEBUTED HIS SILENT FILM CHARACTER “THE TRAMP” // MAY 7th CONGRESS ESTABLISHED MOTHER’S DAY
CAC KEY DATE This is a rarity in all grades. Mint state coins are rare and, with original color & no spots, are very rare. BEWARE — many fakes exist. // ON JANUARY 5th OF 1914 THE DAILY WAGES FOR THE WORKERS AT THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY JUMPED FROM $2.04 FOR A 9-HOUR DAY TO $5.08 FOR AN 8-HOUR DAY.
CAC KEY DATE This is a rarity in all grades. Mint state coins are rare and, with original color & no spots, are very rare. BEWARE — many fakes exist. // ON JANUARY 5th OF 1914 THE DAILY WAGES FOR THE WORKERS AT THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY JUMPED FROM $2.04 FOR A 9-HOUR DAY TO $5.08 FOR AN 8-HOUR DAY.
CAC. A SEMI-KEY DATE The 1914-S is scarce in lower circulated grades and is rare at the EF and AU levels. Mint state coins are few and far between. Nearly all are toned BN or RB. MS-65 coins are difficult to find in original color. // FOR THE FIRST TIME ON OCTOBER 19, 1914 THE UNITED STATES POST OFFICE USED AN AUTOMOBILE TO COLLECT AND DELIVER MAIL. // FRANZ FERDINAND, ARCHDUKE OF AUSTRIA AND HIS WIFE SOPHIE WERE ASSASSINATED IN SARAJEVO BY A YOUNG SERV NATIONALIST GAVRILO PRINCIP WHICH SET OFF A SERIES OF EVENTS THAT RESULTED IN WHAT IS NOW CALLED WORLD WAR I.
The mintage for this coin is low for a Philadelphia cent.but is still common through MS 65. MS 65RD coins are scarce // THE NEON TUBE SIGN WAS PATENTED BY GEORGE CLAUDE
The mintage for this coin is low for a Philadelphia cent.but is still common through MS 65. MS 65RD coins are scarce // THE NEON TUBE SIGN WAS PATENTED BY GEORGE CLAUDE
CAC. Mint state coins are fairly common, but gems with original color, sharply struck, and no spots are rare. // ON DECEMBER 10th of 1915, THE ONE MILLIONTH AUTOMOBILE ROLLED OFF THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY ASSEMBLY LINE IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN. // ENGINEER AND CHEMIST GEORGES CLAUDE PATENTED THE NEON LIGHTING TUBE ON JANUARY 19th WHICH BECAME A FAMILIAR MATERIAL FOR ADVERTISING SIGNAGE. HE HAD INVENTED THE FIRST NEON LIGHT BACK IN 1910.
CAC. Mint state coins are fairly common, but gems with original color, sharply struck, and no spots are rare. // ON DECEMBER 10th of 1915, THE ONE MILLIONTH AUTOMOBILE ROLLED OFF THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY ASSEMBLY LINE IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN. // ENGINEER AND CHEMIST GEORGES CLAUDE PATENTED THE NEON LIGHTING TUBE ON JANUARY 19th WHICH BECAME A FAMILIAR MATERIAL FOR ADVERTISING SIGNAGE. HE HAD INVENTED THE FIRST NEON LIGHT BACK IN 1910.
A SEMI-KEY DATE The 15-S is scarce in all grades. Gem coins with original red-orange color and no specks or spots are rare. // TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE SERVICE BEGAN IN JANUARY (NY TO SAN FRANCISCO) // DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT IN UTAH AND COLORADO WAS ESTABLISHED.
A SEMI-KEY DATE The 15-S is scarce in all grades. Gem coins with original red-orange color and no specks or spots are rare. // TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE SERVICE BEGAN IN JANUARY (NY TO SAN FRANCISCO) // DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT IN UTAH AND COLORADO WAS ESTABLISHED.
A SEMI-KEY DATE The 15-S is scarce in all grades. Gem coins with original red-orange color and no specks or spots are rare. // TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE SERVICE BEGAN IN JANUARY (NY TO SAN FRANCISCO) // DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT IN UTAH AND COLORADO WAS ESTABLISHED.
A SEMI-KEY DATE The 15-S is scarce in all grades. Gem coins with original red-orange color and no specks or spots are rare. // TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE SERVICE BEGAN IN JANUARY (NY TO SAN FRANCISCO) // DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT IN UTAH AND COLORADO WAS ESTABLISHED.
Fairly common in all grades including choice and gem Mint State. However, coins that are sharply struck.in original mint color without spots are scarce. Many are sharply struck with full details but many others are overly worn due to mis-spaced dies. // ON APRIL 20th. THE CHICAGO CUBS PLAYED THEIR FIRST BASEBALL GAME AT WEEGHAM PARK — NOW CALLED WRIGLEY FIELD — AND DEFEATED THE CINCINNATI REDS 7 TO 6 IN 11 INNINGS. // LOUIS BRANDEIS WAS SWORN IN AS A JUSTICE OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT ON JUNE 5th,
Fairly common in all grades including choice and gem Mint State. However, coins that are sharply struck.in original mint color without spots are scarce. Many are sharply struck with full details but many others are overly worn due to mis-spaced dies. // ON APRIL 20th. THE CHICAGO CUBS PLAYED THEIR FIRST BASEBALL GAME AT WEEGHAM PARK — NOW CALLED WRIGLEY FIELD — AND DEFEATED THE CINCINNATI REDS 7 TO 6 IN 11 INNINGS. // LOUIS BRANDEIS WAS SWORN IN AS A JUSTICE OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT ON JUNE 5th,
The 1916-D is common in nearly all grades. These coins are often well struck. However, there are many exceptions. // ON AUGUST 1st HAWAI’I VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK WAS ESTABLISHED IN HAWAII. // ON AUGUST 9th LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK WAS ESTABLISHED IN CALIFORNIA. // ON AUGUST 25th UNITED STATES PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON SIGNED LEGISLATION THAT CREATED THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.
CAC. Only three 1916-S cents have been graded in MS 66 by PCGS - two of them are BN and this coin in RB. Zero have been graded MS 66 RD
CAC. Only three 1916-S cents have been graded in MS 66 by PCGS - two of them are BN and this coin in RB. Zero have been graded MS 66 RD
CAC. Only three 1916-S cents have been graded in MS 66 by PCGS - two of them are BN and this coin in RB. Zero have been graded MS 66 RD
It is common in all grades through gem Mint State. Many coins exist in Full Detail. //
It is common in all grades through gem Mint State. Many coins exist in Full Detail. //
CAC. Mint state coins are plentiful, but most are weakly struck. Sharply struck original color gems are quite rare.
It is difficult to find well-struck 1917 S cents. Substandard is the norm for sharpness. Fewer than 90 1917 S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
It is difficult to find well-struck 1917 S cents. Substandard is the norm for sharpness. Fewer than 90 1917 S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
It is difficult to find well-struck 1917 S cents. Substandard is the norm for sharpness. Fewer than 90 1917 S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
CAC These coins are common in all grades through gem Mint State with original color. With some exceptions, they usually are sharply struck. // CZAR NICOLAS II OF RUSSIA WERE EXECUTED BY THE BOLSHEVIKS.. // THE GREAT INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC OF 1918 BEGAN AT FORT RILEY IN KANSAS AND LATER SPREAD WORLDWIDE, BECOMING A PANDEMIC, THAT KILLED MORE THAN 20 MILLION PEOPLE.
CAC Mint State coins are not rare in brown or red-brown below MS-65 but.it is rare t find red colored at or above MS65. Most 1918-S coins are poorly struck with few exceptions. // DIRING WORLD WAR I THE UNITED STATES USED AIRPLANES FOR THE FIRST TIME.. // GERMANY’S FLYING FIGHTER “ACE” WAS KILLED. // GERMANY SIGNED THE ARMISTICE THAT LED TO THE END OF THE WORLD WAR I FIGHTING. US Airmail Service begins The American Legion First Meeting
CAC Mint State coins are not rare in brown or red-brown below MS-65 but.it is rare t find red colored at or above MS65. Most 1918-S coins are poorly struck with few exceptions. // DIRING WORLD WAR I THE UNITED STATES USED AIRPLANES FOR THE FIRST TIME.. // GERMANY’S FLYING FIGHTER “ACE” WAS KILLED. // GERMANY SIGNED THE ARMISTICE THAT LED TO THE END OF THE WORLD WAR I FIGHTING. US Airmail Service begins The American Legion First Meeting
CAC Mint State coins are not rare in brown or red-brown below MS-65 but.it is rare t find red colored at or above MS65. Most 1918-S coins are poorly struck with few exceptions. // DIRING WORLD WAR I THE UNITED STATES USED AIRPLANES FOR THE FIRST TIME.. // GERMANY’S FLYING FIGHTER “ACE” WAS KILLED. // GERMANY SIGNED THE ARMISTICE THAT LED TO THE END OF THE WORLD WAR I FIGHTING. US Airmail Service begins The American Legion First Meeting
CAC Mint State coins are not rare in brown or red-brown below MS-65 but.it is rare t find red colored at or above MS65. Most 1918-S coins are poorly struck with few exceptions. // DIRING WORLD WAR I THE UNITED STATES USED AIRPLANES FOR THE FIRST TIME.. // GERMANY’S FLYING FIGHTER “ACE” WAS KILLED. // GERMANY SIGNED THE ARMISTICE THAT LED TO THE END OF THE WORLD WAR I FIGHTING. US Airmail Service begins The American Legion First Meeting
This coin is common in all grades through MS-65 RD and sometimes higher grades. Many coins are well struck and have full details. // ON JANUARY 16TH THE 18TH AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, AUTHORIZING THE PROHIBITION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WAS RATIFIED BY A MAJORITY OF THE U.S. STATES.
This coin is common in all grades through MS-65 RD and sometimes higher grades. Many coins are well struck and have full details. // ON JANUARY 16TH THE 18TH AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, AUTHORIZING THE PROHIBITION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WAS RATIFIED BY A MAJORITY OF THE U.S. STATES.
This coin is common in all grades through MS-65 RD and sometimes higher grades. Many coins are well struck and have full details. // ON JANUARY 16TH THE 18TH AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, AUTHORIZING THE PROHIBITION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WAS RATIFIED BY A MAJORITY OF THE U.S. STATES.
Despite the generous mintage, a choice or gem specimen with original color that is well struck is a rarity. Most 1919-Ds are lightly struck in one or more areas.
Despite the generous mintage, a choice or gem specimen with original color that is well struck is a rarity. Most 1919-Ds are lightly struck in one or more areas.
Despite the generous mintage, a choice or gem specimen with original color that is well struck is a rarity. Most 1919-Ds are lightly struck in one or more areas.
Fewer than 90 1919-S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
Fewer than 90 1919-S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
Fewer than 90 1919-S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
Fewer than 90 1919-S coins have been graded 65 RB/RD or higher by PCGS (at time of purchase)
PROHIBITION BEGAN WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE 18th AMENDMENT.. THE 19th AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION WAS RATIFIED ON AUG. 18th GIVING WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
Q. David Bowers states that the typical 1920-D is a miserable strike., with a lack of detail on Lincoln’s hair. . .” He further states, “Finding a sharply struck gem with original color is almost . . .an impossibility.” He further warns not to put too much emphasis on the grade on the label on the slab of a certified coin but to look closely at the coin itself for color, sharpness, and strength of strike.
Q. David Bowers states that the typical 1920-D is a miserable strike., with a lack of detail on Lincoln’s hair. . .” He further states, “Finding a sharply struck gem with original color is almost . . .an impossibility.” He further warns not to put too much emphasis on the grade on the label on the slab of a certified coin but to look closely at the coin itself for color, sharpness, and strength of strike.
Q. David Bowers states that the typical 1920-D is a miserable strike., with a lack of detail on Lincoln’s hair. . .” He further states, “Finding a sharply struck gem with original color is almost . . .an impossibility.” He further warns not to put too much emphasis on the grade on the label on the slab of a certified coin but to look closely at the coin itself for color, sharpness, and strength of strike.
Q. David Bowers states that the typical 1920-D is a miserable strike., with a lack of detail on Lincoln’s hair. . .” He further states, “Finding a sharply struck gem with original color is almost . . .an impossibility.” He further warns not to put too much emphasis on the grade on the label on the slab of a certified coin but to look closely at the coin itself for color, sharpness, and strength of strike.
CAC. Finding a 1920-S choice gem sharply struck cent with original color is a difficult proposition. Very few of these coins that have not be chemically altered are known to exist. Most of the 1920-S cents are poorly struck. Trying to find Full Detail coins will be a difficult task. / / THE 19TH AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION WAS RATIFIED ON AUG. 18TH, GIVING WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
CAC. Finding a 1920-S choice gem sharply struck cent with original color is a difficult proposition. Very few of these coins that have not be chemically altered are known to exist. Most of the 1920-S cents are poorly struck. Trying to find Full Detail coins will be a difficult task. / / THE 19TH AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION WAS RATIFIED ON AUG. 18TH, GIVING WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
CAC. Finding a 1920-S choice gem sharply struck cent with original color is a difficult proposition. Very few of these coins that have not be chemically altered are known to exist. Most of the 1920-S cents are poorly struck. Trying to find Full Detail coins will be a difficult task. / / THE 19TH AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION WAS RATIFIED ON AUG. 18TH, GIVING WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
The quality of the 1921 Philadelphia cents are some of the most poorly struck coins of the 1920s due to the use of overused tired dies. Consequently strong sharply struck cents are relatively rare. However, If you have the time and patience you might be able to locate some of the decent looking MS coins that do exist out there. // ON OCTOBER 23rd THE GREEN BAY PACKERS PLAYED THE FIRST NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS AND WON 7 TO 6.
The quality of the 1921 Philadelphia cents are some of the most poorly struck coins of the 1920s due to the use of overused tired dies. Consequently strong sharply struck cents are relatively rare. However, If you have the time and patience you might be able to locate some of the decent looking MS coins that do exist out there. // ON OCTOBER 23rd THE GREEN BAY PACKERS PLAYED THE FIRST NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS AND WON 7 TO 6.
The quality of the 1921 Philadelphia cents are some of the most poorly struck coins of the 1920s due to the use of overused tired dies. Consequently strong sharply struck cents are relatively rare. However, If you have the time and patience you might be able to locate some of the decent looking MS coins that do exist out there. // ON OCTOBER 23rd THE GREEN BAY PACKERS PLAYED THE FIRST NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS AND WON 7 TO 6.
Due to a lack of demand from banks, the 21-S cents were only coined early in the year. The SF Mint did not not restart production of cents until 1923. // THE YANKEES PURCHASED 20 ACRES IN THE BRONX FOR YANKEE STADIUM. // THE FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL AIRPLANE FLIGHT IN 24 hrs ARRIVED IN FLORIDA
Due to a lack of demand from banks, the 21-S cents were only coined early in the year. The SF Mint did not not restart production of cents until 1923. // THE YANKEES PURCHASED 20 ACRES IN THE BRONX FOR YANKEE STADIUM. // THE FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL AIRPLANE FLIGHT IN 24 hrs ARRIVED IN FLORIDA
Due to a lack of demand from banks, the 21-S cents were only coined early in the year. The SF Mint did not not restart production of cents until 1923. // THE YANKEES PURCHASED 20 ACRES IN THE BRONX FOR YANKEE STADIUM. // THE FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL AIRPLANE FLIGHT IN 24 hrs ARRIVED IN FLORIDA
Due to a lack of demand from banks, the 21-S cents were only coined early in the year. The SF Mint did not not restart production of cents until 1923. // THE YANKEES PURCHASED 20 ACRES IN THE BRONX FOR YANKEE STADIUM. // THE FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL AIRPLANE FLIGHT IN 24 hrs ARRIVED IN FLORIDA
SEMI-KEY DATE Gem high-grade Mint State coins with original color are very scarce. 1922-D coins with the D missing are rare and command a substantial premium (Research 1922-D, No D (“Plain”)
This coin is common in all grades through MS-65 RD.. Lincoln’s hair will most likely be less distinct that earlier 1920 coins and Lincoln’s shoulder continued to be lightly struck during most of the decade. Many coins with good eye appeal can be found. // KING TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB WAS OPENED BY HOWARD CARTER // INSULIN WAS MASS-PRODUCED FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES
This coin is common in all grades through MS-65 RD.. Lincoln’s hair will most likely be less distinct that earlier 1920 coins and Lincoln’s shoulder continued to be lightly struck during most of the decade. Many coins with good eye appeal can be found. // KING TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB WAS OPENED BY HOWARD CARTER // INSULIN WAS MASS-PRODUCED FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES
This coin is common in all grades through MS-65 RD.. Lincoln’s hair will most likely be less distinct that earlier 1920 coins and Lincoln’s shoulder continued to be lightly struck during most of the decade. Many coins with good eye appeal can be found. // KING TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB WAS OPENED BY HOWARD CARTER // INSULIN WAS MASS-PRODUCED FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES
Common in all grades. The qualities of striking & sharpness are mixed. Many are weak but others are sharp. // ELLIS ISLAND CLOSED AS AN IMMIGRATION POINT TO THE U.S.
CAC. SEMI-KEY DATE It has the lowest mintage since the 1914-D.. Mint State coins are scarce. // THE 1st WINTER OLYMPICS TOOK PLACE IN CHAMONIX, FRANCE
Although the mintage of this coin is more than 4 times that of the 1924-D, it is considerably rarer in gem Mint State condition. When found in circulated condition, most 1924s are in G or VG condition. Exceptions do occur but most coins are weakly defined in one or more areas. / / THE FIRST WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES WERE HELD IN CHAMONIX, FRANCE
Although the mintage of this coin is more than 4 times that of the 1924-D, it is considerably rarer in gem Mint State condition. When found in circulated condition, most 1924s are in G or VG condition. Exceptions do occur but most coins are weakly defined in one or more areas. / / THE FIRST WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES WERE HELD IN CHAMONIX, FRANCE
Although the mintage of this coin is more than 4 times that of the 1924-D, it is considerably rarer in gem Mint State condition. When found in circulated condition, most 1924s are in G or VG condition. Exceptions do occur but most coins are weakly defined in one or more areas. / / THE FIRST WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES WERE HELD IN CHAMONIX, FRANCE
Most are sharply struck with original color up through gem Mint State.. / THE FIRST MOTEL (MOTORISTS HOTEL) OPENED IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA. / THE GRAND OLE OPRY BEGAN BROADCASTING OVER THE RADIO
Most are sharply struck with original color up through gem Mint State.. / THE FIRST MOTEL (MOTORISTS HOTEL) OPENED IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA. / THE GRAND OLE OPRY BEGAN BROADCASTING OVER THE RADIO
Most are sharply struck with original color up through gem Mint State.. / THE FIRST MOTEL (MOTORISTS HOTEL) OPENED IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA. / THE GRAND OLE OPRY BEGAN BROADCASTING OVER THE RADIO
This coin is common in all grades through Mint State. However, finding a sharply struck Lincoln cent in the 1920s will take time and patience since most coins of that decade were usually weakly struck.. A gem that is strongly struck and has its original color is quite rare. Remember if you are a true coin connoisseur, buy the con not the holder.
This coin is common in all grades through Mint State. However, finding a sharply struck Lincoln cent in the 1920s will take time and patience since most coins of that decade were usually weakly struck.. A gem that is strongly struck and has its original color is quite rare. Remember if you are a true coin connoisseur, buy the con not the holder.
This coin is common in all grades through Mint State. However, finding a sharply struck Lincoln cent in the 1920s will take time and patience since most coins of that decade were usually weakly struck.. A gem that is strongly struck and has its original color is quite rare. Remember if you are a true coin connoisseur, buy the con not the holder.
Finding a 1925-S with Full Details would be a true rarity (similar to the ‘25 D). Most of the coins for this year seem to be poorly struck. Coins in worn grades are common. Good luck finding any that are strongly struck. / / ON MAY 5 JOHN T. SCOPES WAS ARRESTED FOR TEACHING EVOLUTION IN TENNESSEE
Finding a 1925-S with Full Details would be a true rarity (similar to the ‘25 D). Most of the coins for this year seem to be poorly struck. Coins in worn grades are common. Good luck finding any that are strongly struck. / / ON MAY 5 JOHN T. SCOPES WAS ARRESTED FOR TEACHING EVOLUTION IN TENNESSEE
Finding a 1925-S with Full Details would be a true rarity (similar to the ‘25 D). Most of the coins for this year seem to be poorly struck. Coins in worn grades are common. Good luck finding any that are strongly struck. / / ON MAY 5 JOHN T. SCOPES WAS ARRESTED FOR TEACHING EVOLUTION IN TENNESSEE
Large mintage. Common in all grades up through MS-65 RD. Usually well struck. / / JOHN LOGIE BAIRD CONDUCTED THE FIRST PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION OF A TELEVISION. / / NUMISMATISTS WERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET MORE PEOPLE INTERESTED IN COIN COLLECTING.
Large mintage. Common in all grades up through MS-65 RD. Usually well struck. / / JOHN LOGIE BAIRD CONDUCTED THE FIRST PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION OF A TELEVISION. / / NUMISMATISTS WERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET MORE PEOPLE INTERESTED IN COIN COLLECTING.
Large mintage. Common in all grades up through MS-65 RD. Usually well struck. / / JOHN LOGIE BAIRD CONDUCTED THE FIRST PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION OF A TELEVISION. / / NUMISMATISTS WERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET MORE PEOPLE INTERESTED IN COIN COLLECTING.
One analyst described the 1926-D Lincoln cent as usually being “dull and unattractive.” Sharply struck gems with original color are very rare. The 3rd edition of a Guide to Lincoln Cents states that if you find a 1926-D Full Details coin you have “hit a numismatic World Series Home run with the bases loaded. Take a look at the accompanying picture to see what you think about this coin // A.A. Milne published "Winnie-the-Pooh" in 1926. // June 19 – DeFord Bailey was the first African-American to perform on Nashville's Grand Ole Opry.
SEMI-KEY DATE Q. David Bowers describes this coin as “the rarity among pristine (undipped) Mint State Lincoln’s.” 1926-S coins with full original Red coloring are seldom seen. Striking and sharpness are usually sub-par and indistinct. // On February 1 – Land on Broadway and Wall Street in New York City was sold at a record $7 per sq inch. // On March 16 Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fuel rocket, at Auburn, Massachusetts.
SEMI-KEY DATE Q. David Bowers describes this coin as “the rarity among pristine (undipped) Mint State Lincoln’s.” 1926-S coins with full original Red coloring are seldom seen. Striking and sharpness are usually sub-par and indistinct. // On February 1 – Land on Broadway and Wall Street in New York City was sold at a record $7 per sq inch. // On March 16 Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fuel rocket, at Auburn, Massachusetts.
SEMI-KEY DATE Q. David Bowers describes this coin as “the rarity among pristine (undipped) Mint State Lincoln’s.” 1926-S coins with full original Red coloring are seldom seen. Striking and sharpness are usually sub-par and indistinct. // On February 1 – Land on Broadway and Wall Street in New York City was sold at a record $7 per sq inch. // On March 16 Robert Goddard launched the first liquid-fuel rocket, at Auburn, Massachusetts.
In the coin world several fairly sharp Philadelphia Lincoln cents were made despite the decline of the hubs due to continued wear. / / THIS WAS THE YEAR CHARLES LINDBERGH FLEW SOLO NON-STOP FROM LONG ISLAND TO PARIS. THE DECADE WAS KNOWN AS THE ROARING 20s.
In the coin world several fairly sharp Philadelphia Lincoln cents were made despite the decline of the hubs due to continued wear. / / THIS WAS THE YEAR CHARLES LINDBERGH FLEW SOLO NON-STOP FROM LONG ISLAND TO PARIS. THE DECADE WAS KNOWN AS THE ROARING 20s.
In the coin world several fairly sharp Philadelphia Lincoln cents were made despite the decline of the hubs due to continued wear. / / THIS WAS THE YEAR CHARLES LINDBERGH FLEW SOLO NON-STOP FROM LONG ISLAND TO PARIS. THE DECADE WAS KNOWN AS THE ROARING 20s.
These coins are usually well struck with strong striking and sharpness. Full Details are not hard to find and the coins in all grades through gem Mint State condition are common. // THE HOLLAND TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER OPENED ON NOVEMBER 13th CONNECTING NEW YORK CITY WITH NEW JERSEY. // HENRY FORD REVEALED THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY’S NEWEST MODEL CAR, THE MODEL A, WHICH REPLACED THE FAMOUS MODEL T. // THE MOVIE. “THE JAZZ SINGER”, OPENED ON OCTOBER 6 AND BECAME A HUGE SUCCESS, MARKING THE END OF THE SILENT FILM ERA.. // CITY DWELLERS WHO HAD ELECTRICITY COULD PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE FOR $79.00. FOR THOSE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY, A MANUAL WASHING MACHINE WOULD COST $15.95.
These coins are usually well struck with strong striking and sharpness. Full Details are not hard to find and the coins in all grades through gem Mint State condition are common. // THE HOLLAND TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER OPENED ON NOVEMBER 13th CONNECTING NEW YORK CITY WITH NEW JERSEY. // HENRY FORD REVEALED THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY’S NEWEST MODEL CAR, THE MODEL A, WHICH REPLACED THE FAMOUS MODEL T. // THE MOVIE. “THE JAZZ SINGER”, OPENED ON OCTOBER 6 AND BECAME A HUGE SUCCESS, MARKING THE END OF THE SILENT FILM ERA.. // CITY DWELLERS WHO HAD ELECTRICITY COULD PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE FOR $79.00. FOR THOSE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY, A MANUAL WASHING MACHINE WOULD COST $15.95.
These coins are usually well struck with strong striking and sharpness. Full Details are not hard to find and the coins in all grades through gem Mint State condition are common. // THE HOLLAND TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER OPENED ON NOVEMBER 13th CONNECTING NEW YORK CITY WITH NEW JERSEY. // HENRY FORD REVEALED THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY’S NEWEST MODEL CAR, THE MODEL A, WHICH REPLACED THE FAMOUS MODEL T. // THE MOVIE. “THE JAZZ SINGER”, OPENED ON OCTOBER 6 AND BECAME A HUGE SUCCESS, MARKING THE END OF THE SILENT FILM ERA.. // CITY DWELLERS WHO HAD ELECTRICITY COULD PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE FOR $79.00. FOR THOSE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY, A MANUAL WASHING MACHINE WOULD COST $15.95.
These coins are usually well struck with strong striking and sharpness. Full Details are not hard to find and the coins in all grades through gem Mint State condition are common. // THE HOLLAND TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON RIVER OPENED ON NOVEMBER 13th CONNECTING NEW YORK CITY WITH NEW JERSEY. // HENRY FORD REVEALED THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY’S NEWEST MODEL CAR, THE MODEL A, WHICH REPLACED THE FAMOUS MODEL T. // THE MOVIE. “THE JAZZ SINGER”, OPENED ON OCTOBER 6 AND BECAME A HUGE SUCCESS, MARKING THE END OF THE SILENT FILM ERA.. // CITY DWELLERS WHO HAD ELECTRICITY COULD PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE FOR $79.00. FOR THOSE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY, A MANUAL WASHING MACHINE WOULD COST $15.95.
The absolutely rarity of sharply struck original Min State Red Cents is largely unknown to most collectors. Most 1927-S coins lack Full Details and are weakly defined. // THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI FLOOD OF 1927 AFFECTED APPROXIMATELY 700,000 PEOPLE IN WHAT WAS THEN CONSIDERED THE GREATEST NATIONAL DISASTER IN UNITED STATES HISTORY.
The absolutely rarity of sharply struck original Min State Red Cents is largely unknown to most collectors. Most 1927-S coins lack Full Details and are weakly defined. // THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI FLOOD OF 1927 AFFECTED APPROXIMATELY 700,000 PEOPLE IN WHAT WAS THEN CONSIDERED THE GREATEST NATIONAL DISASTER IN UNITED STATES HISTORY.
Most Philadelphia 1928 coins are well struck and many have full details. Coins in all grades are plentiful, including gems with substantial original color.. // THE FIRST AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE BUILDING OPENED IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ON JAN. 1ST
Most Philadelphia 1928 coins are well struck and many have full details. Coins in all grades are plentiful, including gems with substantial original color.. // THE FIRST AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE BUILDING OPENED IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ON JAN. 1ST
Most Philadelphia 1928 coins are well struck and many have full details. Coins in all grades are plentiful, including gems with substantial original color.. // THE FIRST AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE BUILDING OPENED IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ON JAN. 1ST
Common up to grade MS-64RD. MS-65RD coins with original color are somewhat scarce. // ALEXANDER FLEMING DISCOVERED PENICILLIN & CHANGED THE WORLD BY INTRODUCING ANTIBIOTICS.
Common up to grade MS-64RD. MS-65RD coins with original color are somewhat scarce. // ALEXANDER FLEMING DISCOVERED PENICILLIN & CHANGED THE WORLD BY INTRODUCING ANTIBIOTICS.
Common up to grade MS-64RD. MS-65RD coins with original color are somewhat scarce. // ALEXANDER FLEMING DISCOVERED PENICILLIN & CHANGED THE WORLD BY INTRODUCING ANTIBIOTICS.
CAC. About this coin, Heritage Auctions said, “Gems are scarce, and finer examples number in the single digits. This CAC-approved piece will be an upgrade for many top Registry Set collections, both in technical quality and eye appeal.” (Dec. 2019)
These coins are usually sharply struck and have a deeper red-orange color than coins from earlier and subsequent years. The 1929 P is plentiful in all grades up through and beyond MS-65RD. / THE VERY FIRST ACADEMY AWARDS, ALSO KNOWN AS THE OSCARS, WERE PRESENTED ON MAY 16TH.
These coins are usually sharply struck and have a deeper red-orange color than coins from earlier and subsequent years. The 1929 P is plentiful in all grades up through and beyond MS-65RD. / THE VERY FIRST ACADEMY AWARDS, ALSO KNOWN AS THE OSCARS, WERE PRESENTED ON MAY 16TH.
These coins are usually sharply struck and have a deeper red-orange color than coins from earlier and subsequent years. The 1929 P is plentiful in all grades up through and beyond MS-65RD. / THE VERY FIRST ACADEMY AWARDS, ALSO KNOWN AS THE OSCARS, WERE PRESENTED ON MAY 16TH.
These coins are common in all grades through Mint State. However, if you want MS-65 and higher coins that are sharply struck with Full Details, you’ll find that those coins are rare and can be found if you are patient. // THE FIRST CAR RADIO WAS MADE BY MOTOROLA. IN THE U.S.
These coins are common in all grades through Mint State. However, if you want MS-65 and higher coins that are sharply struck with Full Details, you’ll find that those coins are rare and can be found if you are patient. // THE FIRST CAR RADIO WAS MADE BY MOTOROLA. IN THE U.S.
These coins are common in all grades through Mint State. However, if you want MS-65 and higher coins that are sharply struck with Full Details, you’ll find that those coins are rare and can be found if you are patient. // THE FIRST CAR RADIO WAS MADE BY MOTOROLA. IN THE U.S.
The 1929-S is common in all grades through Mint State RD. Full Detail coins exist, however, most coins have weaknesses in sharpness and striking to one degree or another.. Well-struck coins are in the minority. Finding strong coins is a real challenge. / THE SOFT DRINK 7-UP WAS INVENTED IN THE U.S. BY CHARLES LEIPER GRIGG
The 1929-S is common in all grades through Mint State RD. Full Detail coins exist, however, most coins have weaknesses in sharpness and striking to one degree or another.. Well-struck coins are in the minority. Finding strong coins is a real challenge. / THE SOFT DRINK 7-UP WAS INVENTED IN THE U.S. BY CHARLES LEIPER GRIGG
These coins are often sharply struck and are common in just about any grade a coin collector desires, including MS-65 and above / COST OF LIVING IN 1930: — AVERAGE COST OF NEW HOUSE, $7,145 — AVERAGE WAGES PER YEAR, $1,970.00 — A LB. OF HAMBURGER MEAT, — 13 cents — A LOAF OF BREAD, — 9 CENTS. — A PONTIAC BIG SIX CAR, — $745.
These coins are often sharply struck and are common in just about any grade a coin collector desires, including MS-65 and above / COST OF LIVING IN 1930: — AVERAGE COST OF NEW HOUSE, $7,145 — AVERAGE WAGES PER YEAR, $1,970.00 — A LB. OF HAMBURGER MEAT, — 13 cents — A LOAF OF BREAD, — 9 CENTS. — A PONTIAC BIG SIX CAR, — $745.
These coins are often sharply struck and are common in just about any grade a coin collector desires, including MS-65 and above / COST OF LIVING IN 1930: — AVERAGE COST OF NEW HOUSE, $7,145 — AVERAGE WAGES PER YEAR, $1,970.00 — A LB. OF HAMBURGER MEAT, — 13 cents — A LOAF OF BREAD, — 9 CENTS. — A PONTIAC BIG SIX CAR, — $745.
These coins are often sharply struck and are common in just about any grade a coin collector desires, including MS-65 and above / COST OF LIVING IN 1930: — AVERAGE COST OF NEW HOUSE, $7,145 — AVERAGE WAGES PER YEAR, $1,970.00 — A LB. OF HAMBURGER MEAT, — 13 cents — A LOAF OF BREAD, — 9 CENTS. — A PONTIAC BIG SIX CAR, — $745.
This is the scarcest of the three 1930 coins. The coins are usually sharply struck. They are common in all grades through gem Mint State.
Compared to the typical San Francisco struck cents of the 1920s, the 1930-S is usually fairly well struck. Consequently, the 1930-S often has gems with Full Details and original red color.
Compared to the typical San Francisco struck cents of the 1920s, the 1930-S is usually fairly well struck. Consequently, the 1930-S often has gems with Full Details and original red color.
Compared to the typical San Francisco struck cents of the 1920s, the 1930-S is usually fairly well struck. Consequently, the 1930-S often has gems with Full Details and original red color.
Compared to the typical San Francisco struck cents of the 1920s, the 1930-S is usually fairly well struck. Consequently, the 1930-S often has gems with Full Details and original red color.
These coins are fairly common in all grades. A collector should not have much difficulty finding specimens with original color and Full Details. In comparison to coins struck in 1934 and after, these coins could be considered scarce to rare. Note: For fun take a look at the Lincoln cent mintages for 1931, 1932, & 1933 and see if you can find smaller mintages before 1934. (No fair counting 1922) / CONSTRUCTION BEGAN ON THE HOOVER DAM ON THE COLORADO RIVER IN SEPT. 1931
These coins are fairly common in all grades. A collector should not have much difficulty finding specimens with original color and Full Details. In comparison to coins struck in 1934 and after, these coins could be considered scarce to rare. Note: For fun take a look at the Lincoln cent mintages for 1931, 1932, & 1933 and see if you can find smaller mintages before 1934. (No fair counting 1922) / CONSTRUCTION BEGAN ON THE HOOVER DAM ON THE COLORADO RIVER IN SEPT. 1931
These coins are fairly common in all grades. A collector should not have much difficulty finding specimens with original color and Full Details. In comparison to coins struck in 1934 and after, these coins could be considered scarce to rare. Note: For fun take a look at the Lincoln cent mintages for 1931, 1932, & 1933 and see if you can find smaller mintages before 1934. (No fair counting 1922) / CONSTRUCTION BEGAN ON THE HOOVER DAM ON THE COLORADO RIVER IN SEPT. 1931
These coins are fairly common in all grades. A collector should not have much difficulty finding specimens with original color and Full Details. In comparison to coins struck in 1934 and after, these coins could be considered scarce to rare. Note: For fun take a look at the Lincoln cent mintages for 1931, 1932, & 1933 and see if you can find smaller mintages before 1934. (No fair counting 1922) / CONSTRUCTION BEGAN ON THE HOOVER DAM ON THE COLORADO RIVER IN SEPT. 1931
A SEMI-KEY DATE for cents in this decade. The coin is readily available in all grades, but is far scarcer than the 1931-S in gem Mint State with sharp details. / / THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING OFFICIALLY OPENED IN MAY 1931
A SEMI-KEY DATE for cents in this decade. The coin is readily available in all grades, but is far scarcer than the 1931-S in gem Mint State with sharp details. / / THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING OFFICIALLY OPENED IN MAY 1931
A SEMI-KEY DATE for cents in this decade. The coin is readily available in all grades, but is far scarcer than the 1931-S in gem Mint State with sharp details. / / THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING OFFICIALLY OPENED IN MAY 1931
A SEMI-KEY DATE for cents in this decade. The coin is readily available in all grades, but is far scarcer than the 1931-S in gem Mint State with sharp details. / / THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING OFFICIALLY OPENED IN MAY 1931
A KEY to the series. The 1931-S is notable due to its low mintage. Striking and sharpness are usually above average. Full detail coins can be found but are in the minority. // THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER WAS ADOPTED AS THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL ANTHEM
The Philadelphia mint produced just over 9 million cents for 1932 — an all time low. Nevertheless there are a sufficient number of Mint State coins available to meet the demands of coin collectors. It is still fairly easy to find MS-65 coin with Full Details. / / COUNTRY MUSIC LEGEND JOHNNY CASH WAS BORN ON FEB. 26, 1932 IN KINGSLAND, ARKANSAS
The Philadelphia mint produced just over 9 million cents for 1932 — an all time low. Nevertheless there are a sufficient number of Mint State coins available to meet the demands of coin collectors. It is still fairly easy to find MS-65 coin with Full Details. / / COUNTRY MUSIC LEGEND JOHNNY CASH WAS BORN ON FEB. 26, 1932 IN KINGSLAND, ARKANSAS
The Philadelphia mint produced just over 9 million cents for 1932 — an all time low. Nevertheless there are a sufficient number of Mint State coins available to meet the demands of coin collectors. It is still fairly easy to find MS-65 coin with Full Details. / / COUNTRY MUSIC LEGEND JOHNNY CASH WAS BORN ON FEB. 26, 1932 IN KINGSLAND, ARKANSAS
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. This coin is fairly easy to acquire up to MS-65 RD. It becomes scarce in MS-66 RD and much scarcer in 67 Rd. Examples of coins with Full Details should not be too difficult to find. / HATTIE W. CARAWAY WAS ELECTED 1ST WOMAN U.S. SENATOR
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. This coin is fairly easy to acquire up to MS-65 RD. It becomes scarce in MS-66 RD and much scarcer in 67 Rd. Examples of coins with Full Details should not be too difficult to find. / HATTIE W. CARAWAY WAS ELECTED 1ST WOMAN U.S. SENATOR
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE. This coin is fairly easy to acquire up to MS-65 RD. It becomes scarce in MS-66 RD and much scarcer in 67 Rd. Examples of coins with Full Details should not be too difficult to find. / HATTIE W. CARAWAY WAS ELECTED 1ST WOMAN U.S. SENATOR
CAC. This is another (relatively) low mintage coin for the Philadelphia mint. Despite the low mintage, finding good quality coins with full details should not be too difficult. // THE MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MONUMENT WAS DEDICATED IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
CAC. This is another (relatively) low mintage coin for the Philadelphia mint. Despite the low mintage, finding good quality coins with full details should not be too difficult. // THE MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MONUMENT WAS DEDICATED IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
CAC. This is another (relatively) low mintage coin for the Philadelphia mint. Despite the low mintage, finding good quality coins with full details should not be too difficult. // THE MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MONUMENT WAS DEDICATED IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
SEMI-KEY DATE Compared to post 1933 Lincoln cents the 1933-D with a mintage of 6.2 million are scarce, perhaps even rare, Yet, well-struck coins with Full Details and original color are not too difficult to find in the higher grades. // THE 21ST AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION, REPEALING PROHIBITION, WAS RATIFIED.
SEMI-KEY DATE Compared to post 1933 Lincoln cents the 1933-D with a mintage of 6.2 million are scarce, perhaps even rare, Yet, well-struck coins with Full Details and original color are not too difficult to find in the higher grades. // THE 21ST AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION, REPEALING PROHIBITION, WAS RATIFIED.
SEMI-KEY DATE Compared to post 1933 Lincoln cents the 1933-D with a mintage of 6.2 million are scarce, perhaps even rare, Yet, well-struck coins with Full Details and original color are not too difficult to find in the higher grades. // THE 21ST AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION, REPEALING PROHIBITION, WAS RATIFIED.
SEMI-KEY DATE Compared to post 1933 Lincoln cents the 1933-D with a mintage of 6.2 million are scarce, perhaps even rare, Yet, well-struck coins with Full Details and original color are not too difficult to find in the higher grades. // THE 21ST AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION, REPEALING PROHIBITION, WAS RATIFIED.
One of the Lincoln Cents major varieties. It is a scarce (est. 16,000 to 32,000) and popular variety. Very strong doubling is evident on the date, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST.
One of the Lincoln Cents major varieties. It is a scarce (est. 16,000 to 32,000) and popular variety. Very strong doubling is evident on the date, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST.
One of the Lincoln Cents major varieties. It is a scarce (est. 16,000 to 32,000) and popular variety. Very strong doubling is evident on the date, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST.
The 1913 Type 1 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint is the most common of the Type 1 Buffalo nickels.
The 1913 Type 1 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint is the most common of the Type 1 Buffalo nickels.
The 1913 Type 1 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint is the most common of the Type 1 Buffalo nickels.
CAC The 1913-D Type 1 Buffalo nickel is relatively scarce and is sought after as a first-year, one-year only type coin. Examples are somewhat easy to locate through the Gem Uncirculated grades,
CAC The 1913-D Type 1 Buffalo nickel is relatively scarce and is sought after as a first-year, one-year only type coin. Examples are somewhat easy to locate through the Gem Uncirculated grades,
CAC The 1913-D Type 1 Buffalo nickel is relatively scarce and is sought after as a first-year, one-year only type coin. Examples are somewhat easy to locate through the Gem Uncirculated grades,
CAC. While 1913-S Type 1 Buffalo nickels may boast a decent seven-figure mintage, the issue has a relatively small number of survivors, with perhaps only 10,000 extant across all grades.
CAC. While 1913-S Type 1 Buffalo nickels may boast a decent seven-figure mintage, the issue has a relatively small number of survivors, with perhaps only 10,000 extant across all grades.
CAC. While 1913-S Type 1 Buffalo nickels may boast a decent seven-figure mintage, the issue has a relatively small number of survivors, with perhaps only 10,000 extant across all grades.
CAC. While 1913-S Type 1 Buffalo nickels may boast a decent seven-figure mintage, the issue has a relatively small number of survivors, with perhaps only 10,000 extant across all grades.
With a mintage of 29,857,186 pieces, about as many 1913 Type 2 nickels were struck at the Philly Mint as there were Type 1, though the Type 2 is perhaps a bit scarcer in grades of MS66 and higher.
With a mintage of 29,857,186 pieces, about as many 1913 Type 2 nickels were struck at the Philly Mint as there were Type 1, though the Type 2 is perhaps a bit scarcer in grades of MS66 and higher.
With a mintage of 29,857,186 pieces, about as many 1913 Type 2 nickels were struck at the Philly Mint as there were Type 1, though the Type 2 is perhaps a bit scarcer in grades of MS66 and higher.
The 1913-D Type 2 Buffalo nickel is a scarce key-date coin, with far fewer available examples than the issue’s mintage figure may suggest, with perhaps only 10,000 existing across all grades, and fewer than 20% of those in uncirculated grades.
The 1913-D Type 2 Buffalo nickel is a scarce key-date coin, with far fewer available examples than the issue’s mintage figure may suggest, with perhaps only 10,000 existing across all grades, and fewer than 20% of those in uncirculated grades.
The 1913-D Type 2 Buffalo nickel is a scarce key-date coin, with far fewer available examples than the issue’s mintage figure may suggest, with perhaps only 10,000 existing across all grades, and fewer than 20% of those in uncirculated grades.
The 1913-S Type 2 Buffalo nickel is a scarce key-date coin with the third-lowest business-strike mintage of the series. Only 1,209,000 examples were made and only 14,000 specimens are estimated to survive, with about 1,800 known in uncirculated grades.
The 1913-S Type 2 Buffalo nickel is a scarce key-date coin with the third-lowest business-strike mintage of the series. Only 1,209,000 examples were made and only 14,000 specimens are estimated to survive, with about 1,800 known in uncirculated grades.
The 1913-S Type 2 Buffalo nickel is a scarce key-date coin with the third-lowest business-strike mintage of the series. Only 1,209,000 examples were made and only 14,000 specimens are estimated to survive, with about 1,800 known in uncirculated grades.
Lustrous. Nearly a Full-Details coin. Across the board, all 1914 Buffalo nickels are considerably scarce, including this Philadelphia-minted issue. There are about 12,000 known survivors for all grades, which is a remarkably small percentage of the issue’s overall mintage. In the grades of MS65, the 1914 Buffalo nickel becomes fairly challenging.
Lustrous. Nearly a Full-Details coin. Across the board, all 1914 Buffalo nickels are considerably scarce, including this Philadelphia-minted issue. There are about 12,000 known survivors for all grades, which is a remarkably small percentage of the issue’s overall mintage. In the grades of MS65, the 1914 Buffalo nickel becomes fairly challenging.
Lustrous. Nearly a Full-Details coin. Across the board, all 1914 Buffalo nickels are considerably scarce, including this Philadelphia-minted issue. There are about 12,000 known survivors for all grades, which is a remarkably small percentage of the issue’s overall mintage. In the grades of MS65, the 1914 Buffalo nickel becomes fairly challenging.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE The 1914-D Buffalo nickel is among the scarcest mint marked issues in the series, with only 3,912,000 struck and just about 8,000 known examples across the grading spectrum. This semi-key coin is sought after in all grades, with even circulated examples proving scarce.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE The 1914-D Buffalo nickel is among the scarcest mint marked issues in the series, with only 3,912,000 struck and just about 8,000 known examples across the grading spectrum. This semi-key coin is sought after in all grades, with even circulated examples proving scarce.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE The 1914-D Buffalo nickel is among the scarcest mint marked issues in the series, with only 3,912,000 struck and just about 8,000 known examples across the grading spectrum. This semi-key coin is sought after in all grades, with even circulated examples proving scarce.
Not particularly scarce, though tougher to locate than its Philly counterparts from the 1920s and certainly the 1930s, the 1915 Buffalo nickel is available in adequate supplies.
CAC. Difficult to find in circulated condition, the coin is tougher yet to locate in uncirculated grades and is extremely scarce in MS66 and MS67
CAC. Difficult to find in circulated condition, the coin is tougher yet to locate in uncirculated grades and is extremely scarce in MS66 and MS67
CAC. Difficult to find in circulated condition, the coin is tougher yet to locate in uncirculated grades and is extremely scarce in MS66 and MS67
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE The 1915-S Buffalo nickel is extremely scarce in all grades and is particularly challenging in Gem Uncirculated grades. Only 1,505,000 were struck and, of these, an estimated 6,000 pieces survive.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE The 1915-S Buffalo nickel is extremely scarce in all grades and is particularly challenging in Gem Uncirculated grades. Only 1,505,000 were struck and, of these, an estimated 6,000 pieces survive.
CAC SEMI-KEY DATE The 1915-S Buffalo nickel is extremely scarce in all grades and is particularly challenging in Gem Uncirculated grades. Only 1,505,000 were struck and, of these, an estimated 6,000 pieces survive.
With a mintage of nearly 63.5 million, the 1916 Buffalo nickels from the Philadelphia Mint boast the highest mintage for the series of any issue from the 1910s. These pieces are plentiful in all circulated grades and even in uncirculated. However, the coin is scarce in MS66 and decidedly difficult in MS67
With a mintage of nearly 63.5 million, the 1916 Buffalo nickels from the Philadelphia Mint boast the highest mintage for the series of any issue from the 1910s. These pieces are plentiful in all circulated grades and even in uncirculated. However, the coin is scarce in MS66 and decidedly difficult in MS67
CAC KEY DOUBLE DATE The 1916 doubled die is an extremely rare and popular error variety. One reason this coin is so well pursued by collectors is that the doubling is clearly visible with the naked eye. Survival estimates for this issue range from 200 to 500 pieces. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list. Only 42 have been graded higher than MS 50 by PCGS and only 8 are uncirculated. Only 3 MS 50s have CAC designations
CAC KEY DOUBLE DATE The 1916 doubled die is an extremely rare and popular error variety. One reason this coin is so well pursued by collectors is that the doubling is clearly visible with the naked eye. Survival estimates for this issue range from 200 to 500 pieces. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list. Only 42 have been graded higher than MS 50 by PCGS and only 8 are uncirculated. Only 3 MS 50s have CAC designations
CAC KEY DOUBLE DATE The 1916 doubled die is an extremely rare and popular error variety. One reason this coin is so well pursued by collectors is that the doubling is clearly visible with the naked eye. Survival estimates for this issue range from 200 to 500 pieces. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list. Only 42 have been graded higher than MS 50 by PCGS and only 8 are uncirculated. Only 3 MS 50s have CAC designations
CAC KEY DOUBLE DATE The 1916 doubled die is an extremely rare and popular error variety. One reason this coin is so well pursued by collectors is that the doubling is clearly visible with the naked eye. Survival estimates for this issue range from 200 to 500 pieces. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list. Only 42 have been graded higher than MS 50 by PCGS and only 8 are uncirculated. Only 3 MS 50s have CAC designations
CAC KEY DOUBLE DATE The 1916 doubled die is an extremely rare and popular error variety. One reason this coin is so well pursued by collectors is that the doubling is clearly visible with the naked eye. Survival estimates for this issue range from 200 to 500 pieces. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list. Only 42 have been graded higher than MS 50 by PCGS and only 8 are uncirculated. Only 3 MS 50s have CAC designations
Boasting a mintage of 13,333,000, this coin is scarce in circulated grades and tough in uncirculated levels, though as a rule is generally well struck.
While a scarce coin in an absolute sense, the 1916-S Buffalo nickel is actually the least challenging of the S-mint teen dates in the series and is easier to locate than its higher-mintage Denver-mint counterpart from 1916.
While a scarce coin in an absolute sense, the 1916-S Buffalo nickel is actually the least challenging of the S-mint teen dates in the series and is easier to locate than its higher-mintage Denver-mint counterpart from 1916.
While a scarce coin in an absolute sense, the 1916-S Buffalo nickel is actually the least challenging of the S-mint teen dates in the series and is easier to locate than its higher-mintage Denver-mint counterpart from 1916.
While a scarce coin in an absolute sense, the 1916-S Buffalo nickel is actually the least challenging of the S-mint teen dates in the series and is easier to locate than its higher-mintage Denver-mint counterpart from 1916.
While a scarce coin in an absolute sense, the 1916-S Buffalo nickel is actually the least challenging of the S-mint teen dates in the series and is easier to locate than its higher-mintage Denver-mint counterpart from 1916.
The 1917 Buffalo nickel is a fairly typical Philadelphia issue from its era, and most of these are pretty well struck. A total of 51,424,019 were struck and there are about 10,000 or so known survivors, with plenty available in circulated grades.
The 1917 Buffalo nickel is a fairly typical Philadelphia issue from its era, and most of these are pretty well struck. A total of 51,424,019 were struck and there are about 10,000 or so known survivors, with plenty available in circulated grades.
The 1917 Buffalo nickel is a fairly typical Philadelphia issue from its era, and most of these are pretty well struck. A total of 51,424,019 were struck and there are about 10,000 or so known survivors, with plenty available in circulated grades.
The 1917-D Buffalo nickel is among the most challenging early mint marked buffalo series, proving scarce even in circulated grades and difficult in uncirculated grades of Gem or better.
The 1917-D Buffalo nickel is among the most challenging early mint marked buffalo series, proving scarce even in circulated grades and difficult in uncirculated grades of Gem or better.
CAC. The 1917-S Buffalo nickel is one of the toughest to find of the early S-mint Buffalo nickels and is quite difficult to locate in the Gem grades. Fewer than 5000 are known in any grade.
CAC. The 1917-S Buffalo nickel is one of the toughest to find of the early S-mint Buffalo nickels and is quite difficult to locate in the Gem grades. Fewer than 5000 are known in any grade.
CAC. The 1917-S Buffalo nickel is one of the toughest to find of the early S-mint Buffalo nickels and is quite difficult to locate in the Gem grades. Fewer than 5000 are known in any grade.
The 1918 Buffalo is scarce in Gem and rare in MS67 — the highest grade awarded to the coin by PCGS or NGC. In Gem condition, the 1918 is the rarest P Mint Buffalo nickel.
The 1918-D Buffalo nickel is a scarce Denver-mint issue, . With a mintage of 8,362,000, the 1918-D is decidedly difficult to find in any grade.
The 1918-D Buffalo nickel is a scarce Denver-mint issue, . With a mintage of 8,362,000, the 1918-D is decidedly difficult to find in any grade.
CAC KEY OVERDATE This is considered one of the most important rarities by various numismatic experts. The 1918/7-D nickel is one of the rarest Buffaloes. It’s rare in all grades, even the lowest circulated grades. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list.
CAC KEY OVERDATE This is considered one of the most important rarities by various numismatic experts. The 1918/7-D nickel is one of the rarest Buffaloes. It’s rare in all grades, even the lowest circulated grades. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list.
CAC KEY OVERDATE This is considered one of the most important rarities by various numismatic experts. The 1918/7-D nickel is one of the rarest Buffaloes. It’s rare in all grades, even the lowest circulated grades. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list.
CAC KEY OVERDATE This is considered one of the most important rarities by various numismatic experts. The 1918/7-D nickel is one of the rarest Buffaloes. It’s rare in all grades, even the lowest circulated grades. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list.
CAC KEY OVERDATE This is considered one of the most important rarities by various numismatic experts. The 1918/7-D nickel is one of the rarest Buffaloes. It’s rare in all grades, even the lowest circulated grades. It is 1 of 2 Buffalo Nickels that has a weighted value of 10 in the PCGS Registry Set Composition list.
This coin is rare in uncirculated grades and particularly so in Gem grades. It is one of the rarest of the early Buffalo issues. There are approximately 4500 known survivors.
This coin is rare in uncirculated grades and particularly so in Gem grades. It is one of the rarest of the early Buffalo issues. There are approximately 4500 known survivors.
This coin is rare in uncirculated grades and particularly so in Gem grades. It is one of the rarest of the early Buffalo issues. There are approximately 4500 known survivors.
This coin is rare in uncirculated grades and particularly so in Gem grades. It is one of the rarest of the early Buffalo issues. There are approximately 4500 known survivors.
This coin is rare in uncirculated grades and particularly so in Gem grades. It is one of the rarest of the early Buffalo issues. There are approximately 4500 known survivors.
The 1919 Buffalo nickel is a relatively common Philadelphia-minted issue and circulated issues are available in adequate supplies; Gems are also reasonably common, at least by the standards of early Buffalo nickels.
The 1919 Buffalo nickel is a relatively common Philadelphia-minted issue and circulated issues are available in adequate supplies; Gems are also reasonably common, at least by the standards of early Buffalo nickels.
The 1919 Buffalo nickel is a relatively common Philadelphia-minted issue and circulated issues are available in adequate supplies; Gems are also reasonably common, at least by the standards of early Buffalo nickels.
The 1919-D is the rarest Denver-mint issue in Gem of all pre-1920 Buffaloes. It is rare in all uncirculated levels., especially in gem condition. There are fewer than 6,000 survivors across the board,
The 1919-D is the rarest Denver-mint issue in Gem of all pre-1920 Buffaloes. It is rare in all uncirculated levels., especially in gem condition. There are fewer than 6,000 survivors across the board,
CAC The 1919-S is a highly scarce issue, with uncirculated examples proving rare and Gems nearly elusive. Relatively few of these coins were saved by collectors in any grade and an estimated number of fewer than 1,000 were kept in uncirculated condition.
CAC The 1919-S is a highly scarce issue, with uncirculated examples proving rare and Gems nearly elusive. Relatively few of these coins were saved by collectors in any grade and an estimated number of fewer than 1,000 were kept in uncirculated condition.
CAC The 1919-S is a highly scarce issue, with uncirculated examples proving rare and Gems nearly elusive. Relatively few of these coins were saved by collectors in any grade and an estimated number of fewer than 1,000 were kept in uncirculated condition.
CAC The 1920 P usually have weak strikes in some areas. Gem uncirculated examples are scarce, though not necessarily rare.
CAC The 1920 P usually have weak strikes in some areas. Gem uncirculated examples are scarce, though not necessarily rare.
Scarce in all grades, with even circulated examples above Fine to Very Fine proving difficult to locate. In uncirculated and especially Gem levels. The 1920-D Buffalo nickel is rarer than most other Denver-mint Buffalos
Scarce in all grades, with even circulated examples above Fine to Very Fine proving difficult to locate. In uncirculated and especially Gem levels. The 1920-D Buffalo nickel is rarer than most other Denver-mint Buffalos
CAC The 1920-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce issue, in the series. It is a truly difficult coin to find in uncirculated grades and exceptionally rare in Gem levels, perhaps one of the rarest, if not the rarest in that grade range besides the elusive the 1926-S Buffalo nickel.
CAC The 1920-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce issue, in the series. It is a truly difficult coin to find in uncirculated grades and exceptionally rare in Gem levels, perhaps one of the rarest, if not the rarest in that grade range besides the elusive the 1926-S Buffalo nickel.
CAC The 1920-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce issue, in the series. It is a truly difficult coin to find in uncirculated grades and exceptionally rare in Gem levels, perhaps one of the rarest, if not the rarest in that grade range besides the elusive the 1926-S Buffalo nickel.
Like so many other early Buffalo nickels few were saved by collectors. This coin is very scarce in Gem uncirculated condition. However, there are a reasonable number of examples grading as high as MS67.
Like so many other early Buffalo nickels few were saved by collectors. This coin is very scarce in Gem uncirculated condition. However, there are a reasonable number of examples grading as high as MS67.
SEMI-KEY DATE. The 1921-S is scarce in uncirculated grades and is very rare. In Gem condition, This stems in large part from the coin’s very small mintage of only 1,557,000 pieces, of which perhaps fewer than 10,000 were saved.
SEMI-KEY DATE. The 1921-S is scarce in uncirculated grades and is very rare. In Gem condition, This stems in large part from the coin’s very small mintage of only 1,557,000 pieces, of which perhaps fewer than 10,000 were saved.
CAC. In the general sense it is fairly common in circulated grades, but in uncirculated grades and particularly Gem grades it is quite scarce.
CAC. In the general sense it is fairly common in circulated grades, but in uncirculated grades and particularly Gem grades it is quite scarce.
BETTER DATE - Circulated pieces are tough to find and are quite rare in Gem grades. Strike can be a major problem.for this issue and is in part why so few achieve a grade of MS65 or better
BETTER DATE - Circulated pieces are tough to find and are quite rare in Gem grades. Strike can be a major problem.for this issue and is in part why so few achieve a grade of MS65 or better
BETTER DATE - Circulated pieces are tough to find and are quite rare in Gem grades. Strike can be a major problem.for this issue and is in part why so few achieve a grade of MS65 or better
The 1924 Buffalo nickel is considerably scarce in uncirculated grades and rare in Gem. Experts estimate that fewer than 8,000 survive, making this one of the most challenging Philadelphia Buffalo nickels and the rarest in the Gem grade after 1918.
The 1924 Buffalo nickel is considerably scarce in uncirculated grades and rare in Gem. Experts estimate that fewer than 8,000 survive, making this one of the most challenging Philadelphia Buffalo nickels and the rarest in the Gem grade after 1918.
The 1924 Buffalo nickel is considerably scarce in uncirculated grades and rare in Gem. Experts estimate that fewer than 8,000 survive, making this one of the most challenging Philadelphia Buffalo nickels and the rarest in the Gem grade after 1918.
The 1924 Buffalo nickel is considerably scarce in uncirculated grades and rare in Gem. Experts estimate that fewer than 8,000 survive, making this one of the most challenging Philadelphia Buffalo nickels and the rarest in the Gem grade after 1918.
The 1924-D Buffalo nickel is a scarce issue, Circulated pieces prove tough especially in the XF range or higher, while uncirculated specimens are downright challenging. The mintage of the 1924-D is 5,258,000 pieces with an estimated survival rate of fewer than 200 in MS65 or better
The 1924-D Buffalo nickel is a scarce issue, Circulated pieces prove tough especially in the XF range or higher, while uncirculated specimens are downright challenging. The mintage of the 1924-D is 5,258,000 pieces with an estimated survival rate of fewer than 200 in MS65 or better
The 1924-D Buffalo nickel is a scarce issue, Circulated pieces prove tough especially in the XF range or higher, while uncirculated specimens are downright challenging. The mintage of the 1924-D is 5,258,000 pieces with an estimated survival rate of fewer than 200 in MS65 or better
CAC A decent number of uncirculated pieces are available through the mid-range Gem levels, but the piece proves tough in MS66 or higher.
CAC A decent number of uncirculated pieces are available through the mid-range Gem levels, but the piece proves tough in MS66 or higher.
CAC A decent number of uncirculated pieces are available through the mid-range Gem levels, but the piece proves tough in MS66 or higher.
CAC A decent number of uncirculated pieces are available through the mid-range Gem levels, but the piece proves tough in MS66 or higher.
With its relatively small mintage, the 1925-D Buffalo nickel is scarce across all grades, especially in grades of XF or higher, and in Gem it is a considerably rare coin. PCGS and NGC have collectively graded only a handful of specimens in MS66, and NGC has certified only 1 in MS67 as of summer 2019.
With its relatively small mintage, the 1925-D Buffalo nickel is scarce across all grades, especially in grades of XF or higher, and in Gem it is a considerably rare coin. PCGS and NGC have collectively graded only a handful of specimens in MS66, and NGC has certified only 1 in MS67 as of summer 2019.
KET DATE. The 1925-S is a relatively tough coin to find in circulated grades and is quite scarce in uncirculated and especially Gem grades.
KET DATE. The 1925-S is a relatively tough coin to find in circulated grades and is quite scarce in uncirculated and especially Gem grades.
KET DATE. The 1925-S is a relatively tough coin to find in circulated grades and is quite scarce in uncirculated and especially Gem grades.
CAC. The 1926 Philadelphia is a common coin. By the mid 1920s, more people were saving Buffalo nickels thanks to the advent of coin albums designed for contemporary US coinage. This meant that more Buffalo nickels exist for many of the issues from the late 1920s and the 1930s.
CAC. The 1926 Philadelphia is a common coin. By the mid 1920s, more people were saving Buffalo nickels thanks to the advent of coin albums designed for contemporary US coinage. This meant that more Buffalo nickels exist for many of the issues from the late 1920s and the 1930s.
CAC. The 1926 Philadelphia is a common coin. By the mid 1920s, more people were saving Buffalo nickels thanks to the advent of coin albums designed for contemporary US coinage. This meant that more Buffalo nickels exist for many of the issues from the late 1920s and the 1930s.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1926-D is a scarce in all grades and certainly so in uncirculated condition, in which fewer than 300 are estimated to have survived.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1926-D is a scarce in all grades and certainly so in uncirculated condition, in which fewer than 300 are estimated to have survived.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1926-D is a scarce in all grades and certainly so in uncirculated condition, in which fewer than 300 are estimated to have survived.
CAC. It’s one of the most common dates of the 1920s. Hundreds of examples are known in MS66 and dozens in MS67.
CAC. It’s one of the most common dates of the 1920s. Hundreds of examples are known in MS66 and dozens in MS67.
CAC. It’s one of the most common dates of the 1920s. Hundreds of examples are known in MS66 and dozens in MS67.
CAC. It’s one of the most common dates of the 1920s. Hundreds of examples are known in MS66 and dozens in MS67.
The 27-D is a scarce coin in the higher circulated and all uncirculated grades. Fewer than 1,500 to 2,000 are thought to exist in uncirculated condition, and perhaps 150 remain in MS65 or better.
The 27-D is a scarce coin in the higher circulated and all uncirculated grades. Fewer than 1,500 to 2,000 are thought to exist in uncirculated condition, and perhaps 150 remain in MS65 or better.
CAC. SEMI-KEY DATE The 1927-S Buffalo nickel is a challenging semi-key issue that becomes increasingly tough the higher one goes up the grading spectrum
CAC. SEMI-KEY DATE The 1927-S Buffalo nickel is a challenging semi-key issue that becomes increasingly tough the higher one goes up the grading spectrum
CAC. SEMI-KEY DATE The 1927-S Buffalo nickel is a challenging semi-key issue that becomes increasingly tough the higher one goes up the grading spectrum
CAC. SEMI-KEY DATE The 1927-S Buffalo nickel is a challenging semi-key issue that becomes increasingly tough the higher one goes up the grading spectrum
Though not a common coin in Gem, it is one of the easier dates to find in that grade.
Though not a common coin in Gem, it is one of the easier dates to find in that grade.
Though not a common coin in Gem, it is one of the easier dates to find in that grade.
The 28-D is somewhat scarce in all grades. The coin is tough to find in Gem grades and is rare in MS 66 or higher.
The 28-D is somewhat scarce in all grades. The coin is tough to find in Gem grades and is rare in MS 66 or higher.
The 28-D is somewhat scarce in all grades. The coin is tough to find in Gem grades and is rare in MS 66 or higher.
The 28-D is somewhat scarce in all grades. The coin is tough to find in Gem grades and is rare in MS 66 or higher.
The 1928-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce coin. Tough to find in circulated condition, rare in uncirculated, and very rare in Gem grades, the 1928-S is a better coin by every measure. Very few of these coins are known in MS65 or above.
The 1928-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce coin. Tough to find in circulated condition, rare in uncirculated, and very rare in Gem grades, the 1928-S is a better coin by every measure. Very few of these coins are known in MS65 or above.
The 1928-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce coin. Tough to find in circulated condition, rare in uncirculated, and very rare in Gem grades, the 1928-S is a better coin by every measure. Very few of these coins are known in MS65 or above.
The 1928-S Buffalo nickel is a scarce coin. Tough to find in circulated condition, rare in uncirculated, and very rare in Gem grades, the 1928-S is a better coin by every measure. Very few of these coins are known in MS65 or above.
The 1929 P nickel is common in circulated grades, scarcer in uncirculated levels and tough in Gem grades.
The 1929 P nickel is common in circulated grades, scarcer in uncirculated levels and tough in Gem grades.
The 1929 P nickel is common in circulated grades, scarcer in uncirculated levels and tough in Gem grades.
CAC. There isn’t a huge supply of 1929 Ds in MS65 or better. While one of the toughest Denver-minted issues in the series at any point after 1928, it’s not nearly as rare as most of the earlier mintmarked issues.
Many of the 1929 S coins languished in bank vaults during the Great Depression due to less spending by an economically starving public. With 1,000 specimens estimated to survive in MS65 or better, this S-mint nickel is scarce but not impossibly difficult in Gem grades.
Many of the 1929 S coins languished in bank vaults during the Great Depression due to less spending by an economically starving public. With 1,000 specimens estimated to survive in MS65 or better, this S-mint nickel is scarce but not impossibly difficult in Gem grades.
While not as readily available in the better grades as other Philadelphia mint issues after 1934, this piece is far and away more common than virtually any of the other Buffalo nickels that preceded it in the series.
While not as readily available in the better grades as other Philadelphia mint issues after 1934, this piece is far and away more common than virtually any of the other Buffalo nickels that preceded it in the series.
While not as readily available in the better grades as other Philadelphia mint issues after 1934, this piece is far and away more common than virtually any of the other Buffalo nickels that preceded it in the series.
The 1930-S Is tougher to find than later S-Mint Buffaloes. Experts believe about 1000 exist in MS65 or better. Presently less than a dozen combined specimens in MS67 or better have been graded by PCGS and NGC.
The 1930-S Is tougher to find than later S-Mint Buffaloes. Experts believe about 1000 exist in MS65 or better. Presently less than a dozen combined specimens in MS67 or better have been graded by PCGS and NGC.
The 1930-S Is tougher to find than later S-Mint Buffaloes. Experts believe about 1000 exist in MS65 or better. Presently less than a dozen combined specimens in MS67 or better have been graded by PCGS and NGC.
The 1931-S Buffalo nickel has the second-lowest mintage of the series, at just 1,200,000. While not the most common of the Gem-grade Buffalo nickels, the 1931-S is by no means all that scarce in the better grades, with 3,000 or so specimens estimated to remain in MS65 or higher. There are hundreds certified by PCGS and NGC in the Superb Gem level of MS66 though fewer than two dozen in MS67.
The 34-P is relatively scarce in uncirculated grades in a way that is similar to the 1920s P-mint issues that preceded it. Estimates suggest more than 1,000 survivors in MS65 or better, Hundreds are known in MS66 and several dozen in the MS67 range.
The 34-P is relatively scarce in uncirculated grades in a way that is similar to the 1920s P-mint issues that preceded it. Estimates suggest more than 1,000 survivors in MS65 or better, Hundreds are known in MS66 and several dozen in the MS67 range.
CAC. The 1934-D Buffalo nickel is not considered a scarce coin in the absolute sense, but it’s certainly a conditional rarity in the Gem grades, and is the rarest regular-issue, business-strike entry in the series for any of the uncirculated pieces known from 1934 through 1938. There is an estimated 700 or so survivors in MS65 or better grades,
CAC. The 1934-D Buffalo nickel is not considered a scarce coin in the absolute sense, but it’s certainly a conditional rarity in the Gem grades, and is the rarest regular-issue, business-strike entry in the series for any of the uncirculated pieces known from 1934 through 1938. There is an estimated 700 or so survivors in MS65 or better grades,
CAC. The 1934-D Buffalo nickel is not considered a scarce coin in the absolute sense, but it’s certainly a conditional rarity in the Gem grades, and is the rarest regular-issue, business-strike entry in the series for any of the uncirculated pieces known from 1934 through 1938. There is an estimated 700 or so survivors in MS65 or better grades,
The 1935 Buffalo nickel is one of the most common of any Buffalo nickels in the series, with several thousand examples known in the uncirculated grades. Sharp strikes are easy to come by.
The 1935-D Buffalo nickel is the scarcest regular-issue piece of the Buffalo nickels struck from 1935 through 1938. PCGS and NGC have graded less than a combined two dozen examples in MS67 and NGC has slabbed only one graded MS68.
The 1935-D Buffalo nickel is the scarcest regular-issue piece of the Buffalo nickels struck from 1935 through 1938. PCGS and NGC have graded less than a combined two dozen examples in MS67 and NGC has slabbed only one graded MS68.
With a mintage of 10,300,000, the 1935-S Buffalo nickel has proven tougher to find than several other 1930s S-mint Buffalo nickels. The quality of the strike on the reverse tends to be hit or miss.
With a mintage of 10,300,000, the 1935-S Buffalo nickel has proven tougher to find than several other 1930s S-mint Buffalo nickels. The quality of the strike on the reverse tends to be hit or miss.
CAC The 1936 Buffalo Nickels are characterized by strong strikes and good color, and are often the go-to Buffalo nickel of choice for type collectors seeking an uncirculated Type 2 example of the series.
CAC The 1936 Buffalo Nickels are characterized by strong strikes and good color, and are often the go-to Buffalo nickel of choice for type collectors seeking an uncirculated Type 2 example of the series.
CAC The 1936 Buffalo Nickels are characterized by strong strikes and good color, and are often the go-to Buffalo nickel of choice for type collectors seeking an uncirculated Type 2 example of the series.
CAC The 1936 Buffalo Nickels are characterized by strong strikes and good color, and are often the go-to Buffalo nickel of choice for type collectors seeking an uncirculated Type 2 example of the series.
One of the most common Denver-minted Buffalo nickels, the 1936-D is widely available in all grades. Thousands are known in MS65, hundreds in MS66, dozens in MS67, and a handful in MS68.
One of the most common Denver-minted Buffalo nickels, the 1936-D is widely available in all grades. Thousands are known in MS65, hundreds in MS66, dozens in MS67, and a handful in MS68.
One of the most common Denver-minted Buffalo nickels, the 1936-D is widely available in all grades. Thousands are known in MS65, hundreds in MS66, dozens in MS67, and a handful in MS68.
Many rolls of the 1936 S were saved as this coin is common even in uncirculated condition. Dozens have been slabbed by PCGS and NGC in the grade of MS67, and many more among each of the lower Mint States grades.
CAC The 1937 Buffalo nickel is the last issue from the series struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Experts believe more than 15,000 are available in a grade of MS65 or better
CAC The 1937 Buffalo nickel is the last issue from the series struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Experts believe more than 15,000 are available in a grade of MS65 or better
CAC The 1937 Buffalo nickel is the last issue from the series struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Experts believe more than 15,000 are available in a grade of MS65 or better
CAC The 1937 Buffalo nickel is the last issue from the series struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Experts believe more than 15,000 are available in a grade of MS65 or better
CAC The 1937-D Buffalo nickel is a common coin, Survival estimates also suggest 8,000 or so are available in the grades of MS65 or better. However, there are fewer than 50 in MS67+ or MS68 as of my purchase date.
CAC The 1937-D Buffalo nickel is a common coin, Survival estimates also suggest 8,000 or so are available in the grades of MS65 or better. However, there are fewer than 50 in MS67+ or MS68 as of my purchase date.
While there are no known mintage figures for the 1937-D 3-Legged Buffalo nickel, numismatic experts believe approximately 10,000 survive, with the vast majority of these in circulated grades. Interestingly, news of this variety hit the public early on, and many 1937-D 3-Legged Buffalo nickels were pulled from circulation within months of their release, meaning a good deal of the circulated pieces range from XF40 to AU58. Still, fewer than 15% of these coins are known in uncirculated grades, and they are particularly rare above MS64.
While there are no known mintage figures for the 1937-D 3-Legged Buffalo nickel, numismatic experts believe approximately 10,000 survive, with the vast majority of these in circulated grades. Interestingly, news of this variety hit the public early on, and many 1937-D 3-Legged Buffalo nickels were pulled from circulation within months of their release, meaning a good deal of the circulated pieces range from XF40 to AU58. Still, fewer than 15% of these coins are known in uncirculated grades, and they are particularly rare above MS64.
While there are no known mintage figures for the 1937-D 3-Legged Buffalo nickel, numismatic experts believe approximately 10,000 survive, with the vast majority of these in circulated grades. Interestingly, news of this variety hit the public early on, and many 1937-D 3-Legged Buffalo nickels were pulled from circulation within months of their release, meaning a good deal of the circulated pieces range from XF40 to AU58. Still, fewer than 15% of these coins are known in uncirculated grades, and they are particularly rare above MS64.
The 1937-S Buffalo nickel is considered the most common San Francisco issue in the series. . With an estimated 9,000 survivors in MS65 alone, this piece is miles ahead of other S-mint Buffalo nickels in terms of overall availability
The 1937-S Buffalo nickel is considered the most common San Francisco issue in the series. . With an estimated 9,000 survivors in MS65 alone, this piece is miles ahead of other S-mint Buffalo nickels in terms of overall availability
The 1937-S Buffalo nickel is considered the most common San Francisco issue in the series. . With an estimated 9,000 survivors in MS65 alone, this piece is miles ahead of other S-mint Buffalo nickels in terms of overall availability
MINOR VARIETY - REPUNCHED MINT MARK. An impressive 100,000 or so examples exist in uncirculated grades, with approximately 80,000 in MS65 grades. Several dozen are certified in grades as high as MS68
MINOR VARIETY - REPUNCHED MINT MARK. An impressive 100,000 or so examples exist in uncirculated grades, with approximately 80,000 in MS65 grades. Several dozen are certified in grades as high as MS68
MINOR VARIETY - REPUNCHED MINT MARK. An impressive 100,000 or so examples exist in uncirculated grades, with approximately 80,000 in MS65 grades. Several dozen are certified in grades as high as MS68
CAC. The 1938-D/S repunched mintmark is particularly unusual as no Buffalo nickels were struck at the San Francisco Mint that year, perhaps suggesting a deliberate action by at least one mint employee. Still, this is a neat variety, if one that is not all that rare. It came to light in the early 1960s and many were saved even in the Gem grades.
The 1916 Mercury dime is a high-demand coin among both Mercury dime enthusiasts and type collectors. The Philadelphia dime is one of the most common pre-1934 issues to be found in Mint State grades and is widely available with Full Bands details.
The 1916 Mercury dime is a high-demand coin among both Mercury dime enthusiasts and type collectors. The Philadelphia dime is one of the most common pre-1934 issues to be found in Mint State grades and is widely available with Full Bands details.
The 1916 Mercury dime is a high-demand coin among both Mercury dime enthusiasts and type collectors. The Philadelphia dime is one of the most common pre-1934 issues to be found in Mint State grades and is widely available with Full Bands details.
KEY DATE — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — It is estimated only 10,000 1916-Ds exist, which is a small fraction of the 264,000 minted. It’s rare in all grades. Even coins in Good to Very Fine easily costing a four-figure price. Mint State examples, and especially those in the Gem grades, are particularly rare.
KEY DATE — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — It is estimated only 10,000 1916-Ds exist, which is a small fraction of the 264,000 minted. It’s rare in all grades. Even coins in Good to Very Fine easily costing a four-figure price. Mint State examples, and especially those in the Gem grades, are particularly rare.
KEY DATE — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — It is estimated only 10,000 1916-Ds exist, which is a small fraction of the 264,000 minted. It’s rare in all grades. Even coins in Good to Very Fine easily costing a four-figure price. Mint State examples, and especially those in the Gem grades, are particularly rare.
KEY DATE — One of America’s 100 Greatest Coins — It is estimated only 10,000 1916-Ds exist, which is a small fraction of the 264,000 minted. It’s rare in all grades. Even coins in Good to Very Fine easily costing a four-figure price. Mint State examples, and especially those in the Gem grades, are particularly rare.
The 1916-S Mercury dime is common in circulated grades and scarce in Mint State, Gems are available in small but significant numbers with many of those examples exhibiting Full Bands details,
The 1916-S Mercury dime is common in circulated grades and scarce in Mint State, Gems are available in small but significant numbers with many of those examples exhibiting Full Bands details,
The 1916-S Mercury dime is common in circulated grades and scarce in Mint State, Gems are available in small but significant numbers with many of those examples exhibiting Full Bands details,
The 1916-S Mercury dime is common in circulated grades and scarce in Mint State, Gems are available in small but significant numbers with many of those examples exhibiting Full Bands details,
CAC The 1917 Philadelphia is somewhat rare in Gem grades especially above MS 66. FB coins command a sharp premium in the higher grades
CAC The 1917 Philadelphia is somewhat rare in Gem grades especially above MS 66. FB coins command a sharp premium in the higher grades
CAC The 1917 Philadelphia is somewhat rare in Gem grades especially above MS 66. FB coins command a sharp premium in the higher grades
Uncirculated pieces are scarce and Gems verge on rare. Full Bands specimens are very scarce,
Uncirculated pieces are scarce and Gems verge on rare. Full Bands specimens are very scarce,
Uncirculated pieces are scarce and Gems verge on rare. Full Bands specimens are very scarce,
Uncirculated pieces are scarce and Gems verge on rare. Full Bands specimens are very scarce,
The 1918 Mercury dime is a relatively common coin in circulated grades but quite scarce in uncirculated condition. Perhaps only a few hundred exist across in Mint State condition . Many uncirculated specimens exhibit Full Bands details.
The 1918 Mercury dime is a relatively common coin in circulated grades but quite scarce in uncirculated condition. Perhaps only a few hundred exist across in Mint State condition . Many uncirculated specimens exhibit Full Bands details.
The 1918 Mercury dime is a relatively common coin in circulated grades but quite scarce in uncirculated condition. Perhaps only a few hundred exist across in Mint State condition . Many uncirculated specimens exhibit Full Bands details.
The 1918 Mercury dime is a relatively common coin in circulated grades but quite scarce in uncirculated condition. Perhaps only a few hundred exist across in Mint State condition . Many uncirculated specimens exhibit Full Bands details.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1918-D Mercury dime is very scarce in uncirculated condition. Nice Mint State examples are extraordinarily rare. Strike is usually on the mushier side. Relatively few exhibit Full Bands details.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1918-D Mercury dime is very scarce in uncirculated condition. Nice Mint State examples are extraordinarily rare. Strike is usually on the mushier side. Relatively few exhibit Full Bands details.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1918-D Mercury dime is very scarce in uncirculated condition. Nice Mint State examples are extraordinarily rare. Strike is usually on the mushier side. Relatively few exhibit Full Bands details.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1918-D Mercury dime is very scarce in uncirculated condition. Nice Mint State examples are extraordinarily rare. Strike is usually on the mushier side. Relatively few exhibit Full Bands details.
SEMI-KEY DATE The 1918-D Mercury dime is very scarce in uncirculated condition. Nice Mint State examples are extraordinarily rare. Strike is usually on the mushier side. Relatively few exhibit Full Bands details.
The 1918-S is scarce in uncirculated grades, whether or not it has Full Bands designation. It is particularly rare at the Gem levels and above, with possibly fewer than 100 such specimens in existence.
The 1918-S is scarce in uncirculated grades, whether or not it has Full Bands designation. It is particularly rare at the Gem levels and above, with possibly fewer than 100 such specimens in existence.
The 1918-S is scarce in uncirculated grades, whether or not it has Full Bands designation. It is particularly rare at the Gem levels and above, with possibly fewer than 100 such specimens in existence.
The 1918-S is scarce in uncirculated grades, whether or not it has Full Bands designation. It is particularly rare at the Gem levels and above, with possibly fewer than 100 such specimens in existence.
The 1918-S is scarce in uncirculated grades, whether or not it has Full Bands designation. It is particularly rare at the Gem levels and above, with possibly fewer than 100 such specimens in existence.
1919 P dimes are among the most common of the pre-1934 dimes, not just for circulated coins but uncirculated pieces, too. However, they are tough to find in the Gem grades — MS66 coins are scarce, those in MS67 extremely challenging, and coins in higher grades quite rare. Full Bands examples are relatively scarce.
1919 P dimes are among the most common of the pre-1934 dimes, not just for circulated coins but uncirculated pieces, too. However, they are tough to find in the Gem grades — MS66 coins are scarce, those in MS67 extremely challenging, and coins in higher grades quite rare. Full Bands examples are relatively scarce.
1919 P dimes are among the most common of the pre-1934 dimes, not just for circulated coins but uncirculated pieces, too. However, they are tough to find in the Gem grades — MS66 coins are scarce, those in MS67 extremely challenging, and coins in higher grades quite rare. Full Bands examples are relatively scarce.
1919 P dimes are among the most common of the pre-1934 dimes, not just for circulated coins but uncirculated pieces, too. However, they are tough to find in the Gem grades — MS66 coins are scarce, those in MS67 extremely challenging, and coins in higher grades quite rare. Full Bands examples are relatively scarce.
1919-D Full Bands dimes are extremely rare and command a dramatic premium
1919-D Full Bands dimes are extremely rare and command a dramatic premium
1919-D Full Bands dimes are extremely rare and command a dramatic premium
CAC Common in circulated grades and scarce in uncirculated condition. Examples are particularly scarce in MS66 and above, with well-struck specimens proving quite challenging in all Mint State levels.
CAC Common in circulated grades and scarce in uncirculated condition. Examples are particularly scarce in MS66 and above, with well-struck specimens proving quite challenging in all Mint State levels.
CAC Common in circulated grades and scarce in uncirculated condition. Examples are particularly scarce in MS66 and above, with well-struck specimens proving quite challenging in all Mint State levels.
CAC Common in circulated grades and scarce in uncirculated condition. Examples are particularly scarce in MS66 and above, with well-struck specimens proving quite challenging in all Mint State levels.
CAC Common in circulated grades and scarce in uncirculated condition. Examples are particularly scarce in MS66 and above, with well-struck specimens proving quite challenging in all Mint State levels.
Common in circulated grades, scarcer in uncirculated grades. though . Many are well struck, exhibiting Full Bands details and overall excellent eye appeal.