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1929 Buffalo Nickel With Small Swastika On Cheek

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even the Asians use the running cross as a symbol of good luck.. it's been used for centuries. it was hitler who changed the meaning by his use of it.
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I actually just saw one of these for the very first time when Ralphie's mom was putting two quarters in her change can at 26:30 in A Christmas Story 2 on Netflix. I put it on pause to research its origin and that's what brought me here. The date happens to be covered by another penny, yet the swastika was plainly evident and that's what grabbed my attention. Yes, Hitler defiled many things, the swastica included, yet this is what it actually meant to several of our southwestern first nation peoples... "It was used by many southwestern tribes, most notably the Navajo. Among different tribes the swastika carried various meanings. To the Hopi it represented the wandering Hopi clans; to the Navajo it represented a whirling log ( tsil no'oli' ), a sacred image representing a legend that was used in healing rituals."
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The swastika was actually the unit patch for the 45TH infantry div. before WW2 when it was quickly changed after hitler desecrated it.
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