Well I'm nowhere near the coppercoins level! But I have a proof Ike doubled die with a peg leg. That's about as rare as I've held that I know of. I thought I had an 1861 confederate cent but I'm 98% sure it's counterfeit.
What's the rarest coin you've held in person?
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Just takes time and determination to do something good for the hobby, and the opportunity will knock. Nothing super-human.Charles D. Daughtrey, NLG, Author, "Looking Through Lincoln Cents"
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Coppercoins, haven't seen you around just wanted to say thanks ahead of time for the new site you and bob are working on. I don't know how you can top coppercoins.com because that site is already awesome! Thanks for that site too!Comment
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I have held a 1969 s ddo and a 1856 flying eagle cent....at the same show....
I was born in 1969 so when I saw it I was staring and studding it... the owner ask... I told them.. and thay asked If I wanted to see it... another dealer had a 1856 and 2 1857s.. I asked to see his 57... One was a die from 57.. the other was a 56 die ... when I told him about the difference... he pulled out his 56 and said... I didn't know that... check it out...
as a personal note I have a one of a kind 2000 P clam cent with a hole I drilled into it.....It is the one coin I will never sell and will be buried with....a coin story for another time.....Member: Florida State representative for the ANA, Florida state representative for CONECA, F.U.N. and the Ocala Coin ClubComment
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A rarer variety of Massachusetts pine tree shilling, a couple of rare proof patterns. Nothing exceedingly rare or valuable, but still gave me a rush to see them up close.Comment
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