Finally! (Thanks thedeadpoint!)
(not my picture, buy my coin)

With die clashing, which you almost never see for later dates in this series.

The area around the date is actually some copper alloy coming up through the nickel in the planchet (as struck). I have a very nice 1887 business strike (3CN), but I don't have a great picture of it.

Here's a Proof-only date. The mirrors are gorgeous on this coin. It's very difficult finding this date looking this nice and with these mirrors.

I return the floor back to you guys. I could keep going on, but I'll wait. Let me add my 1878 when it comes around. And, you get 1 guess which type of coin it will be!

1885


Okay I'll keep off the morgans y'all are doing alright.

Japan 1884 1/2sen



Russia 1883 coronation ruble



Yes, I posted the awful 1884 so that I can post the coronation ruble

Okay, one more Morgan. Here's your chance Deadpoint

1882 cc

One of my only gold coins given to me by my dad from his dad's collection. Got me seeded as a collector.

PS. Thanks guys!!

Yes! I finally got one in!!

Cool...I have a chance to fill in the 1878 slot!

1877

1876 s

1875 s

Wow, I'm really enjoying the last few years, so much old, sexy US coinage!
Please don't make a joke of that

WOW!

TRIPLE post!

1874

1873

Not my picture (but my coin!)

1871

That looks yummy.

Keydate of the series:

Belgium 50 Centimes 1868



Regards,

Jos

sorry was too late, as I posted it we were already 4 years back.....

nice coins!!!

I hope this is not all. I would love to add some off my coins. I know we can go back farther than this.

1863 - Emancipation Proclamation

That two cent is wonderful!

Belgium - 10 Centimes 1862 - Full Brockage (and circulated for a long time! It makes you wonder...)

Regards,

Jos

1861

1860




A coin from the reign of Abdülmecid. His reign started on July 2nd 1839 (1255 in the Islamic calendar). This coin is from his 21st year as sultan. 1839+21 = 1860.

The coin is worth 40 Para and was minted in Kostantiniyye (now Istanbul. You can see the two b like letters on the right of the 40. Those are the two "t"s of Kostantiniyye).

1859

1858

I hope that someone posts a 1856 pattern flying eagle. Tommy?? will it be you?

I figure back in that era, 10 centimes is worth a good deal more than now. And with coin errors not being exciting or at premiums, it'd be better to spend it than to save it.

1856, I waited for the flying eagle, but nobody posted, so now I get to post a bunch.

1855

I certainly would have but mine was stolen...

1854 (I gave you all day Tommyd.)

1853

1852