Day Issue Pcgs
Day Issue Pcgs
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 2012 NGC MS69 ER $1 American SILVER Eagle EARLY RELEASES Blue insert 2012 MS 69  US $49.00
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 1939 S Jefferson Reverse of 1940 Rev 40 US $9.49
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 2007 P THOMAS JEFFERSON PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR MS65 Weak Edge Lettering US $125.00
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 2012 American SILVER Eagle ROLL of 20 GEM BU 1 oz coins 20 total oz IN STOCK US $771.11
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 2012 S NGC PF70 PROOF National Treasures label SILVER $25 5 coin set PF 70 US $104.55
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 1986 S STATUE OF LIBERTY COMMEORATIVE HALF PR69DCAM PCGS PROOF 69 DEEP CAMEO US $1.50
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 2005 US $5 Gold Eagle ICG MS70 First Day of Issue US $177.51
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 2009 US $5 Gold Eagle PCGS MS70 First Strike US $201.51
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 2007 Canada $200 99999 Gold Maple Leaf PCGS MS69 US $1,775.00
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 1887 Morgan Silver Dollar Super AA BU MS Gem GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC US COIN US $100.00
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 2003 PCGS MS69 Jessica Lynch ASE with Books LOOK US $40.05
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 1977 UNITED STATES MINT PROOF SET ORIGINAL BOX US SELLER US $2.00
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 1971 Eisenhower Dollar Proof Uncirculated 40 Silver US SELLER NO RESERVE US $1.00
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 1890 cc Morgan Dollar Tailbar Tail Bar VAM 4 Top 100 US $104.95
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 LARGE LOT OF PCGS SECURE ICG 1858 FLYING EAGLE CENT 1888 SEATED DIME MORE US $59.00
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 1976 Eisenhower 3 Piece Set Uncirculated 40 SILVER US SELLER NO RESERVE US $12.51
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 LARGE LOT OF PCGS SECURE ICG 1857 FLYING EAGLE CENT 1890 SEATED DIME MORE US $18.50
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 1971 Eisenhower Dollar Uncirculated 40 SILVER US SELLER NO RESERVE US $4.00
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 2011 25TH ANNIVERSARY SILVER EAGLE 5 COIN SET GRADED BY PCGS MS70 70 69 PR 69 69 US $1,099.00
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 KENNEDY MINT PORTFOLIO OF UNITED STATES COINS KM 25153 US SELLER NO RESERVE US $45.00
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 2001 W AMERICAN EAGLE SILVER DOLLAR COIN ULTRA CAMEO PF69 NGC US $70.00
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 2009 PD WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON 4 COIN SET PCGS MS65 66 Pos AB FDI US $19.95
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 1883 O Morgan Dollar AU GSA ISSUE LUSTEROUS US $76.09
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 2009 S TERRITORY QUARTER FLAG SET PCGS PR69 US $52.80
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 Dollar 2007 George Washington Presidents US $4.99
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 LARGE LOT OF PCGS SECURE ICG 1853 A R SEATED LIBERTY QUARTER 1855 DIME MORE US $86.99
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 2009 S PROOF SACAGAWEA PCGS PR 69DCAM NATIVE AMERICAN US COIN US $8.99
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 1891 O PCGS MS62 Lustrous and beautiful US $62.07
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 1889 P PCGS MS63 A bright and beautiful coin with great luster US $56.00
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 1890 P PCGS MS62 Bright silver and lustrous US $36.15
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 2010 W AMERICAN BUFFALO $50 GOLD COIN ULTRA CAMEO PF70 NGC EARLY RELEASES US $2,080.55
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 2011 25TH ANNIVERSARY SILVER EAGLE 5 COIN SET GRADED BY PCGS ALL MS69 PR69 FS US $1,099.00
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 2007 Presidential John Adams Dollar coin Philadelphia Denver Position B US $7.79
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 2010 P BOY SCOUTS $1 PCGS PR70 MS70 Two 2 Great Coins US $113.61
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 1885 S PCGS AU55 Nice coin for the Grade US $73.09
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 1941 WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR PCGS MS64 Brilliant Beautiful Silver US $57.00
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 2010 S JEFFERSON NICKEL PCGS PR69 DCAM US $6.00
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 1880 O PCGS AU55 Great coin for the grade US $32.59
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 2002 W AMERICAN EAGLE SILVER DOLLAR COIN ULTRA CAMEO PF69 NGC US $70.00
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 1945 WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR PCGS MS64 Light Tone Beautiful Silver Half US $55.00
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 1883 S PCGS AU50 Great coin for the Grade US $73.09
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 1880 CC PCGS VF25 Nice coin for the grade US $158.00
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 1891 CC PCGS XF45 Lower mintage coin US $116.00
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 1893 CC PCGS F12 Lower mintage coin US $224.50
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 1893 P PCGS XF45 Hard to find US $212.59
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 1945 S WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR PCGS MS65 GEM UNCIRCULATED TONED Silver Half US $96.00
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 2007 P Washington Dollar First Day PCGS MS65 Position A US $3.75
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 1884 S Morgan Silver Dollar Great details RareHard find US $3,995.00
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 1997 PCGS MS 69 $50 1 2 0Z PLATINUM EAGLE PLATINUM IS HOT 3 DAY SALE BID NOW US $909.00
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 2006 W AMERICAN BUFFALO $50 GOLD COIN ULTRA CAMEO PF69 NGC US $1,825.00
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 Men’s Lot Coins Graded Coins Sets Military Pins No Junk US $11.99
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 1920 S 25c ANACS MS 64 BETTER DATE NEAR GEM STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER US $895.00
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 2006 AMERICAN EAGLE SILVER DOLLAR COIN FIRST STRIKE MS69 NGC US $70.00
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 LARGE LOT OF PCGS SECURE ICG 1876 S SEATED LIBERY BU 1942 D MERCURY DIME MORE US $13.62
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 2010 PCGS MS70 SILVER AMERICAN EAGLE 25TH YEAR OF ISSUE PQ US $56.00
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 2000 P Silver $1 Leif Ericson Modern Issue PCGS PR 69 DCAM US $50.99
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 2004 S PROOF SACAGAWEA PCGS PR 69DCAM NATIVE AMERICAN US COIN US $8.99
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 2003 P Silver $1 First Flight Modern Issue PCGS PR 69 DCAM US $35.11
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 1903 S Morgan Dollar 1903 Micro S VAM 2 Top 100 US $129.95
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 2004 P Silver $1 Thomas Edison Modern Issue PCGS MS 70 US $51.00
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 2005 P John Marshall Silver $1 Modern Issue PCGS MS70 US $63.70
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 2006 P Ben Franklin Scientist Silver $1 Modern Issue PCGS MS70 US $64.00
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 1922 Lincoln Cent No D PCGS Key Date To The Series US $660.00
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 $100 1999 BOSTON STAR PCGS 65PPQ US $125.00
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 2009 P Silver $1 Lincoln Modern Issue PCGS PR 69 DCAM US $60.11
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 Buffalo Silver $1 2001 D Modern Issue PCGS MS 69 US $142.49
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 $100 1996 NEW YORK STAR PCGS 65PPQ US $137.50
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 Buffalo Silver $1 2001 D Modern Issue PCGS MS 70 US $300.00
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 1886 O Morgan Dollar Clashed E VAM 1a Top 100 US $149.95
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 Capitol Silver $1 1994 D Modern Issue PCGS MS 70 US $77.99
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 Civil War Silver $1 1995 S Modern Issue PCGS PR 69 DCAM US $35.11
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 $2 1899 SILVER CERTIFICATE PCGS AU55 ATTRACTIVE US $335.00
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 $1 1896 EDUCATIONAL PCGS VF20 EXCELLENT BETTER SIGS FR 225 US $255.00
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 1961 P PROOF FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR PCGS PR65 ISSUESEE US $13.00
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 1922 Peace Silver Dollar Super AAA BU MS Gem US Coin GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC US $495.00
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 PCGS GEM 65 San Diego California Clearing House Depression Scrip US $89.99
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 Lot of 10 20 Coin PCGS Boxes Blue US $14.00
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 1922 D Peace Silver Dollar Super AAA BU MS Gem US Coin GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC US $495.00
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 1922 S Peace Silver Dollar Super AAA BU MS Gem US Coin GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC US $995.00
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 1923 S Peace Silver Dollar Super AAA BU MS Gem US Coin GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC US $495.00
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 Chester Arthur 2012 4 US Mint BU Coins D P A B PRE SALE Discount S H Ins US $9.50
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 2011 5oz Gettysburg Quarter PCGS MS69 PL First Strike US $192.49
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 2011 5oz Olympic Quarter PCGS MS69 DMPL First Strike US $192.49
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 2002 Mint Uncirculated Set P D 20 Coins in all US $13.95
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PCGS kiankee founder's day 09 - Grade 6
What Coins Should I Collect? by GreenT47
What Coins Should I Collect?
By Robert L Taylor, JD
You should collect what you like and enjoy. This is Your Dream. Design it any way you want.
Never-the-less, . . . decide on Foreign coins or US Coins; and Proof or Mint State. If US, then decide upon a Denomination: penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, dollar or other.
Or, decide upon a particular Period in History, e.g.: Morgan Dollars (Lady Liberty, Following Civil War), Peace Dollars (Following WWI), War Time Cents (Steel and Shell Casing - WWII), War Time Nickels (Silver - WWII), Silver quarters and dimes pre 1965; Statehood Quarters; 20th Century; 19th Century.
Or decide upon an Historical Figure; Kennedy Half Dollars (Following his death), Lincoln Cents; Washington Quarters; Franklin Half Dollars; Eisenhower Dollars, Susan B Anthony Dollars, Roosevelt Dimes; Sacagawea Dollars. You can also choose Type Sets, Year Sets, Mint Sets, Proof Sets and Decades.
The Next Step is to decide upon the Quality of coin you want to collect. Your choices are: a) pocket change; b) bank rolls; c) US mint and proof rolls and sets (new and used); d) Buy from Coin Shows and Clubs; e) Buy on the Internet; f) Buy from coin dealer; g) Buy from coin magazine or ad. Each has their benefits and advantages. Pocket Change and Bank Rolls provide Circulated coins. The US Mint provides Uncirculated Mint State" and Proof" coins.
The Internet provides the Greatest Selection from private Web Sites, e.g.: www.ThePerfect-Coin.Com to the big Auctions like eBay, Yahoo, Heritage and TeleTrade. And With the advent of PayPal.com (free) it becomes very quick and easy to pay for purchases over the Internet and by Phone.
The one thing that is important in all of the above choices is the Grade of the Coin, which is closely related to Value (a topic for another article). But which leads to the next choice: Buy Slabbed or Raw? Raw coins are what you find in pocket change. Slabbed coins are those that are Professionally Certified and Graded by an Independent Third Party. The coin is then placed in a slab", made of plastic, identified, labeled and sealed. It actually takes 3 Professionals to decide upon the Grade of a Coin. If Buying Raw Coins, You need to Know How to Grade a Coin. Even then, there will be Disputes about the Grade. When Buying a Slabbed coin, You Know the Grade. The Grade Becomes Virtually Undisputable! All references to Price in any resource are Based on Grading, which follows the Guidelines set by the ANA American Numismatic Association. Currently, there are only Four Companies that are Recognized for Strictly following these Guidelines: PCGS, NGC, ICG and ANACS. It is from these Professionals that one should buy slabbed coins. Buying Slabbed Coins is the First Rule of Serious Coin Collecting.
Obviously, one will be very limited in the years, mints, and varieties available from pocket change and bank rolls - both being local in nature. Even if starting with these means of collecting, always keep an open mind about other resources. So, a little future insight helps to decide that better resources will yield better coin collections. Most collections will span a greater range of years, than either pocket change or bank rolls can possibly produce. It is therefore imperative to investigate other resources.
Your Budget will usually determine the Grade of coin that you can afford to collect. MS63-MS65 is an Ideal range for collecting, not only because of the excellent condition and detail of the coins, greater availability, lower costs, and because coins in this range tend to Appreciate faster than other Grades. There item is very simple, and it has to do with the quality of the coin or how much you want to Spend per Coin - for an average coin, for an exceptional coin, or a perfect coin. Your budget will usually determine this factor, or, how much per month you can spend (per month?) for your new Investment. Never doubt that Coin Collecting is an Investment. Although it is easy to overlook the amount of time spent on this Endeavor because two of the main ingredients are Pleasure and Enjoyment. Confucius Say:
If you enjoy what you are doing, you will never work another day in your life."
Think of it as a Fund. You are trading Money for . . . Money that Grows and Gives Pleasure! Properly attended, this Fund can quite possibly put someone through college.
Lastly, decide whether to collect all of the coins in your Group including varieties and errors or just the Regular Issue Coins. Errors and Varieties can become extremely expensive and difficult to find. Most people will avoid them.
This Concept of Trading Money for Money" is critically important because most people shy away from spending a little more, just to get the best. And I am talking about the best in quality of coin, no matter what the Grade or Price. In other words, get a Coin with the Grade it is Supposed to Have. This is the Only way to be sure of the Value of the Coin. Spend your Money Wisely. Get what you pay for. Until you become a Professional at Grading, rely on the Professional Graders. Whether you choose to collect Kennedy Proof Half Dollars, or Jefferson Nickels from pocket change, thanks to the Internet, you will find a huge selection available, on many different web sites, to give your Coin Collecting efforts a boost. Internet Web Sites will Forever Change Coin Collecting! Why? Because Top Quality Coins can be easily Bought and Sold by any body - since they are Slabbed!
Always Know Your Grade!
Robert L Taylor, JD
Copyright 2006, Robert L Taylor, JD
Robert Taylor is a 59 year old retired Lawyer, from Denver, CO, who spent most of his career representing people who could not afford an attorney, and who has had a passion for collecting US coins. Wanting to share his Passion, he created http://www.ThePerfect-Coin.Com which features US Rare and Modern Dollars (from 1878) and Coins (from 1960), all Certified and Graded by NGC or PCGS.
For Beginning Coin Collectors, he then created http://www.Beginning-Coin-Collecting.Com
Article Source: http://www.earticlesonline.com/Article/What-Coins-Should-I-Collect-/70342
