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it's an 1853 large cent lol. I have no idea how it got in there, but I just put it in a 2x2 and said "don't lose it" lol.  |
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Lol sorry. Here.   |
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Nice find!!  |
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Here's a few more pics of some nicer stuff. Camera doesn't seem to like luster much. Looks a little grainy, but whatever. The 1941 merc is a true blazer. Looks like it just came off the press. 1939-S   1941   1938 1st year Jefferson   |
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Ok, done with Nickels. There were 29 Buffalos, and 13 V nickels. Nothing of not in the Vs.just worn stuff from 1900-1912. The Buffalos were all Philly MMs, but did have some nicer later 30's stuff and maybe some F-VF 20's. Only 5 no dates. Here's a nice BU 1937 that was in there.   |
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nice finds indeed! I love that those MS dimes were just sitting for all these decades in that bank like that. Great heirloom.
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SLQ's are done. 36 total 21 date less. 15 P, 2 D, 4 S 12 full date. All Philly 1925-1930 1 partial Date 1923, 3 is visable 2 dateless 1917 v1. No pics unless someone really wants to see something specific :) Barber quarters are also done. Were only 5. 1907 1908 1909-O (previously pictured) 1911-D 1915 Edited by GRR
04/24/2016 2:54 pm
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Do the dateless SLQ have stars below the eagle on the reverse?
You should put vinegar on those dateless buffs.
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2 did not, which is how I knew they were 1916 or 1917.
I used the gown length on the left leg to determine they were 1917.
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That 1912 D is nice!
Any wheat cents?
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wow what a great story. these are really nice coins. The question becomes do you 2x2 and album house them or seal them back inside once cataloged?
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Well, I have about 2/3rds of it emptied. Good work!  Quote:
Funny story. I'm sitting here going through the bank coins. There was some pocket change in the bag of coin stuff the bank was in. I let my 8 year old daughter go through it to fill her coin books All the sudden she yells "oh my god, it's a large cent!"
In my head, I'm like "yeah right" she brings it over and sure nuff...it's an 1853 large cent lol. I have no idea how it got in there, but I just put it in a 2x2 and said "don't lose it" lol. Wow! Nice find!  Thank you for the photos.  |
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I let my 8 year old daughter go through it to fill her coin books All the sudden she yells "oh my god, it's a large cent! Atta girl - great training. |
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Is the whole thing empty yet?
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