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1897 Penny Engraved, Significance? . Both Sides Hq Picture

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Anyone know if this engraving has any significance?

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It would have had significance to the person that did the engraving: somebody named JHS loved somebody named EOD. But if it isn't a family heirloom and you know you had ancestors with those initials, then it's pretty much impossible to figure out who those people were.
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well can be too many things but here is one where the 2 abbreviations had relation (in religion) ...
Eastern Orthodox Bible (EOB) , JHS from greek "Iesous Hominum Salvator" -- "Jesus, savior of man,"
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