Rule556 - I’d like to propose that the 1909 VDB cent be added to

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geekpryde

100% agree

100% agree
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- ToddPollock
  
  geekpryde See beklow a couple posts, made a new set with some varieties.
  
  [geekpryde] See beklow a couple posts, made a new set with some varieties.
  
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- Rule556
  
  ToddPollock Hi Todd, what do you think about expanding the small cent type set to include these same varieties?
  
  Also, what are your thoughts on adding the reverse of 1938 Jefferson nickel to the new major varieties type set?
  
  Thank you!
  
  [ToddPollock] Hi Todd, what do you think about expanding the small cent type set to include these same varieties? Also, what are your thoughts on adding the reverse of 1938 Jefferson nickel to the new major varieties type set? Thank you!
u592022960

Please tell me. How much might this coin be worth?

Please tell me. How much might this coin be worth?
- RyanG
  
  u592022960 Face value only. Welcome to Mycollect! I'm guessing you are new here. It would be best to post in another group. What you did was a reply to a post that was about something completely different. You could use this group to ask questions and discuss coins. https://www.mycollect.com/groups/uscointalk
  
  [u592022960] Face value only. Welcome to Mycollect! I'm guessing you are new here. It would be best to post in another group. What you did was a reply to a post that was about something completely different. You could use this group to ask questions and discuss coins. https://www.mycollect.com/groups/uscointalk
  
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- Otzi
  
  u592022960
  That's a dime worth 10 cents
  
  [u592022960] That's a dime worth 10 cents
- u592022960
  
  RyanG
  
  [RyanG] 👍
ToddPollock

I added this set, it just added a few slots, mainly for the cents. I am sure there will be plenty of feedback. I didnt research this a ton, but lets keep any suggestions to design changes and not varieties or weird things. For example the PCGS version of this set has 1944-1945 shell casing copper cents, I dont find that something needs to be in a set. Look forward to the feedback! https://www.mycollect.com/sets/browse/sets/1310

I added this set, it just added a few slots, mainly for the cents. I am sure there will be plenty of feedback. I didnt research this a ton, but lets keep any suggestions to design changes and not varieties or weird things. For example the PCGS version of this set has 1944-1945 shell casing copper cents, I dont find that something needs to be in a set. Look forward to the feedback! https://www.mycollect.com/sets/browse/sets/1310
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- Rule556
  
  Looks like I have three coins to find.
  
  Looks like I have three coins to find. 🤓
  
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- alaura22
  
  Rule556 Looks like you found them.......
  
  [Rule556] Looks like you found them.......
  
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- Rule556
  
  alaura22 I may have been on a bit of an eBay jag yesterday.
  
  [alaura22] I may have been on a bit of an eBay jag yesterday. 😉
  
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- Rule556
  
  ToddPollock as I think about it, an expanded small cent type set would be fantastic as well.
  
  We all very much appreciate you’re willingness to consider all of our suggestions! Thank you!
  
  [ToddPollock] as I think about it, an expanded small cent type set would be fantastic as well. We all very much appreciate you’re willingness to consider all of our suggestions! Thank you!
- Dimeman
  
  Rule556 I agree. Todd is the best.
  
  [Rule556] I agree. Todd is the best.
RyanG

Yeah, I agree. It's a single year type. The public of 1909 didn't want it so it was changed to the "penny" we all know today

Yeah, I agree. It's a single year type. The public of 1909 didn't want it so it was changed to the "penny" we all know today
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- Zach150
  
  RyanG just curious what you mean by changed to the penny?
  
  [RyanG] just curious what you mean by changed to the penny?
  
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- RyanG
  
  Zach150 Technically, "Penny" is a nickname for the 1 cent coin and the word Penny is taken from the English coin. If you meant what I mean by changed, the 1909 VDB penny had the initials VDB, according to the public, arrogantly displayed on the reverse. This was removed and the penny stayed the same until 1918 when the initials returned but were added to a less prominent location under Lincoln's bust. So I guess we could also say the 1910 thru 1917 penny is a sub-type.
  
  [Zach150] Technically, "Penny" is a nickname for the 1 cent coin and the word Penny is taken from the English coin. If you meant what I mean by changed, the 1909 VDB penny had the initials VDB, according to the public, arrogantly displayed on the reverse. This was removed and the penny stayed the same until 1918 when the initials returned but were added to a less prominent location under Lincoln's bust. So I guess we could also say the 1910 thru 1917 penny is a sub-type.
  
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- Zach150
  
  RyanG yeah I misread that first comment, and thought you meant something like the 1909 wasn’t called a “penny” lol my bad,
  
  Yeah I’ve seen the British coins they actually say “one penny” or “half penny”
  
  Thanks for clarifying lol
  
  [RyanG] yeah I misread that first comment, and thought you meant something like the 1909 wasn’t called a “penny” lol my bad, Yeah I’ve seen the British coins they actually say “one penny” or “half penny” Thanks for clarifying lol
  
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- RyanG
  
  Zach150 Sure thing. Very interesting topic.
  
  [Zach150] Sure thing. Very interesting topic.
  
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Westin

Yeah, the VDB is usually in type albums. Same with an 83 no cents nickel.

Yeah, the VDB is usually in type albums. Same with an 83 no cents nickel.
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