Okay same rules as last time.

Only one guess per person per day. (Any more then per day will be ignored. So fair warning.) You may take a guess on both coins in the same day. I would prefer it be on the same post.

Time/date is whats listed at Coin People. Not your local time.

First person who correctly guesses type and year gets that coin. (If two people post at the same time the first showing in order gets it.) Mint is not needed.

Just in case I did not think of something which should have been in the rules to call the winner my judgment stands.



hints. Again they both are U.S. coins. Next they both are over 50 years old. This one ought to be a breeze.

Coin 1



Coin 2



Corky you never did post if hosting the last ones on imageshack helped.

SL (1854)and Barber(1906) Halves

You need dates to win.

See above.

1853 Seated libby half and 1900 barber quarter

1. 1876 Seated Liberty Quarter
2. 1899 Barber Quarter

Dan, I really can't believe this. Congratulations. The 1876 SL Quarter is right. That one was easy. The 100 year anniversary of the declaration of independence.


The number 2 coin is still going and should be tougher.

1879 Barber quartetr
EDIT-Umm...d'oh! >.<

1892 barber half

1876 SL Quarter
1908-D Barber Half

I can't say that it was anything more than pure luck. But, I'll take it

2. 1902 Barber Quarter

2. 1898 Barber Quarter

1876 SL Quarter
1897-S Barber Quarter

1905 quarter

1904 Quarter

1876 SL Quarter
1895-S Barber Quarter

hahaha is it an 1901 s barber quarter?? haha

1903 25 cent?

That would be a monster cull coin box to have one of those.

1892 barber quarter

1909 barber quarter

1907 Barber Quarter

1906 Barber Quarter

1876 SL Quarter
1893-O Barber Quarter

Deadpoint, You don't have to put in the 1876 since it has already been won. Just the bbq is left.

1910 Barber

I assumed so but I was scared you weren't calling anyone correct because they didn't put both in!

1908 Barber Quarter

If you get the right date, but put a wrong mintmark, do you call it wrong?

1896-O Barber Quarter

Just the date is all thats needed. No mint mark needed.

1901

1911 half

1894 Barber Quarter

1912 barber half

Okay, clue here. BBQ mentioned earlier in one of my posts was a clue. And a new clue, no date has matched.

1914 Barber Quarter

1913 half!

Dan, congratulations and do you have a crystal ball? (Or better yet what are the next lotto numbers going to be. )




You got it. 1914 barber quarter. BTW Denver mint.



I'll edit and put up the reverse later.

I'll send them out Friday.

what was the bbq hint?

BarBer Quarter. BBQ

I don't have a crystal ball, I'm just persistent. It looks like everyone else was starting to doubt it was a quarter and I was just going to guess one year a day until the quarter years were over. I guess luck has a big part in it too. I'll let you know if I win the lottery

Heres both sides. What do you think does the 76 make P01?

In my opinion, a P01 needs the criticism of a MS67+. I guess that could be a P01 but it doesn't smack me in the face as one.

I think the reverse deserves a PO1, but the obverse is just too strong. The full date shouldn't be showing on a true PO1.

zactly what i was thinkin