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This is what happens to a Quarter when it gets stuck in the sliding track of adjustable bucket seats Oops!  |
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1950 Republique française. 10 francs.   |
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1943 Estados Unidos Mexicanos. 20 centavos.   Edited by Dorado
10/27/2017 4:11 pm
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The second one is interesting. Looks like it wants to be a gear or a cutting wheel.  |
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1943 Canada 25 cents.   |
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Purchased with the hole as a key fob.  |
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1857 Seated Liberty Half... had a HARD life...  |
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If all these coins could talk.
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If all these coins could talk.  They might be like  |
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Canada 1943 5 Cents Tombac George VI Canadian Victory nickel.   |
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1851 French One Centime - the hole obliterates the mintmark, but that's not a problem as all coins of this type were minted in Paris!   Edited by NumisRob
11/04/2017 06:36 am
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Thank you for adding those here, casualcoincollector. They are good examples.  |
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1883 Racketeer Nickel with hand cut reeded edge. And I would say the guy did a very nice job of it as well! He should work at the Philly mint, it would be an improvement of what comes out of there today.  Edited by USSID18
11/09/2017 8:15 pm
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