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1. An 1804 dollar

2. An 1894-S dime

3. A 1913 Liberty nickel

Have you ever been able to actually see any of these wonderful coins in person?
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I believe that I saw the 1804 dollar and 1913 nickel at the Smithsonian. However that was many many moons ago.
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An example of all three were in Detroit for the ANA show in 1994 along with a 1907 high relief St. Gaudens $20 piece and a 1893 S Morgan. All five were handed to my young son when we entered the hall and each coin was described to him in great detail. 6 very large men with firearms formed a circle around us and kept a very close eye on things until all were returned. It was an amazing experience.
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Not these specific coins, but
I have seen some other extremely rare or unique coins in the strong room of British Museum Coins and Medals Department.
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I have one!


I found this at the gas station on top of the pump.
A couple of days earlier I saw some Guatemalan immigrants
who were trying to buy gas with a handful of large coins.
The clerk told them the coins were no good.
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Wow! Very Nice!
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Surprised I have not seen any of these yet in person! Hoping to handle at least one of these rarities raw in my lifetime.
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Have seen them at the Smithsonian. Very interesting to be in the vicinity of rarities such as these!
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Yes - at the Smithsonian
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I have had a pair of gold octagonal and round $50 Pan Pac coins sitting in the palm of my hands at an auction view day.
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I believe that I saw the 1804 dollar and 1913 nickel at the Smithsonian.

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Yes - at the Smithsonian
I saw these two when I was there back in 2023.

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I saw one of the 1913 nickels at the Money Museum in Colorado Springs when it was on tour in 2013. I was surprised to see it, I was just passing through town that day.
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