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1882-H Cent. If Only They'd Known.

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This is a photo of part of an 1882-H cent I have in my collection.


1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.

Doesn't look to bad so far. But when you see the whole obverse and reverse, you can see that a long time ago, someone took an old penny and scraped it on both sides with something, probable just for fun. If only they'd known!



1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.

1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.

I bet everyone has something like this in their collection.
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 Posted 11/19/2016  4:43 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add fourmack to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sure have

1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.


Pity
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1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.
Cheers Don

Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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It is indeed interesting what strange things can happen to coins over the years.

I have seen the same things with some key / semi key US coins.
One dealer told me at a show that a wife of one of his customers purposely destroyed some of her husbands coins in his collection for flirting with a friend of hers. Tore some of them up pretty badly.
Very sad....

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Wow... Just for flirting..
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Most people that don't collect coins look at coins as spending nothing else I talk to different people they can't believe that people spend money to buy coins.
I can see this happening to coins like you say someone wasting the day away
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Very though coin to find Phil310 and mine is not much better
than yours!


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Don, looks almost like the same person worked on of both of our coins.

MG, yours at least looks more like honest wear.(plus cleaning)

Papeldog, I can hardly believe I spent money to buy this one.(although it wasn't much)

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Phil they must have had a long arm or shifted around the world as this one was found in NZ (it was put on our auction site with a buy now of $10 --it lasted 1min )
Cheers Don

Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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I know it happens .
But it still hurts seeing coins damaged like that
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My little contribution..a sabre-toothed DP 9 that is quite tough to find..

PC59-65a4...dies 65a + P4a

1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.

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1882-H-Cent.--If-Only-They'd-Known.

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Ouch !!
Tiger fight
Cheers Don

Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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