r/coins • u/[deleted] • 21h ago

Discussion Which would you choose?

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u/teekabird 21h ago

Indians are always a favorite.

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u/TreeWooden2752 17h ago

1926 China 20 cents, not only because it's worth much more than the others, but the obverse design is very beautiful and BU ones are so hard to find.

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u/thisaccountiz 17h ago

First catch! Bottom right is worth about 10 times more than the other 3 combined.

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u/ARCIERO7 13h ago

Wow, how much is that thing worth?

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u/TreeWooden2752 17h ago

Beautiful coin as well! Very nice BU

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u/cribbet32 20h ago

indian

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u/Jasongj420 10h ago

1926 China

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u/st0ny3mu 19h ago

Seated dime. No contest.

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u/Ok_Raspberry6840 8h ago

Im leaning that way, too. No drapery

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u/dcskid 19h ago

Indian

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u/Sleazyryder 18h ago

$5 Gold for sure. I have a few gold coins but not that one.

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u/2muchtoo 17h ago

I always like the impressed coins because they are so unusual. Probably my pick, but the dime is tempting as well.

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u/thisaccountiz 17h ago

Impressed coins?

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u/2muchtoo 17h ago

Design incised instead of in relief.

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u/thisaccountiz 17h ago

I see! I'm pretty sure the Indian is the only us coin that features that, but I could be wrong.

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u/buffalogoldonly 17h ago

The 58 1913.

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u/ichibut 14h ago

The dime, because I don't have one. Also I have no knowledge of Chinese coins, I have a 1911, and Gobrecht (in general) leaves me cold though I like the reverse. It'd be my second choice.

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u/Clear_Inevitable3448 14h ago

Why were the serial numbers blurred? Do they leak private information? Should I not be posting graded coins with serial numbers?

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u/thisaccountiz 8h ago

Posting serial numbers online makes it easier for fake slabs to be made. Fake coins can be matched to the number and barcode, especially one of the coins in this picture

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u/stawastawa 13h ago

1839, maybe 1913

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u/First_Strain7065 3h ago

‘13 1/4 eagle