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A 1918 Wheat cent a few months back, but I usually only search halves so the 1918 was found in one of only 4 boxes of cents that I've done this year. |
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For 2013? A 1964 Nickel.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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This year it's a 1907 Indian Head cent. That's also the only IHC I have ever found in all my years of CRHing. |
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1912 pretty decent for 101 yrs. old.
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Pillar of the Community
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This is my oldest this year, and oldest cent so far. 1899 baby!  |
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Nickel: 1893 V Dime: 1914 barber Cent: 1909p (no vdb  ) Half: 1942 walker |
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Pillar of the Community
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Beat my old record 2 weeks ago...An 1898 IHC!   |
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1909 wheat in good condition too
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Valued Member
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Valued Member
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1889 V nickel is my oldest. Next up is a 1904 IH |
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Valued Member
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A 1912-P Lincoln Cent. It was only in G-4 condition, but I couldn't help imagining what that coin had witnessed in the last 101 years. How many times it was spent (and on what), how many owners it had, etc. In 1912, William H. Taft was US President (Woodrow Wilson was elected in November), World War I was still 2 years away, the Titanic sunk, and the cost of a first-class postage stamp was only 2 cents. |
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1917 Lincoln in G condition.
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