Liberty Seated Coins!

Started by Zoins, February 09, 2023, 10:55:42 PM

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Zoins

I've been getting more Seated Dollars recently.

Here's an 1859-O No Motto to enjoy :)


Dwhiz


Zoins

Quote from: Dwhiz on February 11, 2023, 06:26:12 PM
Very nice thanks for sharing

Thanks for the response!

It's nice to share coins here! :)

Humpybong


One of the best I have seen, many thanks
Barry
Brisbane, Australia
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Zoins

Quote from: Humpybong on February 14, 2023, 05:30:51 AM

One of the best I have seen, many thanks


Thanks Barry! I'm glad you like it!

I have a few more that I'll find photos for and post :)

Merlin


Zoins

Quote from: Merlin on February 17, 2023, 05:42:19 AM
Looks a very good coin

Thanks Merlin!

It's nice to see these old designs on large coins!

Zoins

Here's earlier no motto from 1846, also from New Orleans.

Cheezhed

Nice coins from a great series.
Greetings and Salutations!

Zoins

Quote from: Cheezhed on February 20, 2023, 11:01:10 AM
Nice coins from a great series.

Thanks Cheezhed!

It's one of my favorite series because they remind me of the steam power era in the US as these were minted on the new steam coining presses.

Turtle

Really Nice ‼️‼️🎯👍👍👀‼️‼️
🐢Turtle🐢

Zoins

Here's my lowball 1876 Carson City quarter.

Imagine the stories this coin could tell!

Oih82w8

I really like the Seated Liberty series. I was in the running on this beauty until the bids way exceeded my slush fund.
oih82w8 = "oh I hate to wait"

Redlock

Quote from: Oih82w8 on April 19, 2023, 04:19:39 PM
... until the bids way exceeded my slush fund.

I know the feeling.
Don't give up hope though.
Germany

Dwhiz

These are in my Dansco 7070

Tanecoins

I have nothing as nice as any of that stuff, but what I do have is honest and one coin is quite rare, a very worn but scarce Seated Liberty dollar I paid the bargain price of just $150 NZ for.

This worn beauty is a 1860 O (New Orleans) seated Liberty dollar in Fair to About Good condition, you can see liberty, the date and outline of the eagle, mintmark and enough to see its a dollar. This was the commonest date, but was just 715k coins and they were a casualty of the Civil War and the last time New Orleans would mint silver until the 1890s.
Numismatist and purveyor of fine coins

Tanecoins

Some of my other seated Liberty include this worn but beautiful quarter from 1854 and 2 or 3 decent half dimes. The quarter is a decent VG coin and shows enough detail, sadly likely cleaned but my oldest quarter.

The half dimes are very cute 1853 is almost Fine but badly cleaned and stained, 1856 is VG and again likely the quarter historically cleaned but tone is coming back.

Numismatist and purveyor of fine coins