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3 Cent Silver

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 Posted 11/02/2020  09:41 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add MOS0239 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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So I received my 3 cent silver coin this weekend for my 7070 and when I took it out of the 2x2 it made me wonder how people didn't lose the coin in their pocket or coin purse. It is small and could easily be overlooked.


Don't feel bad. I freaked out a few years ago!! I thought I lost mine. It slipped between the clear plastic window and the cardboard page of my 7070.

It took me forever to get the darn thing out, without damaging the coin or page!
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One speculation of why these are commonly found holed is that people would keep them on a string so they would not lose them.


Yes, I've seen many with holes. That really makes a lot of sense. Never thought of that. !
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 Posted 11/03/2020  12:38 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Paradime Coins to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
trimes are a great odd denomination. We personally deal with a lot of proof as they come very attractively toned and often seen in high grade as most of them were saved from circulation.
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