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A 1901-O Morgan. I like being asked "What is THAT?"  |
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 United States
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I won a SBA proof on ebay for $2 shipped last night. New pocket piece! It's about as collectable as a bicentennial quarter. No harm, no foul |
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United States
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Well, every time I get a pocket piece I lose it or misplace it. I don't use collectable coins anymore.
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United States
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I use a bent and beaten and dirty 1986 P quarter I found on my school's football field two years ago. I've had it in my pocket nearly every day and the obverse looks polished. My good luck charm. I also carry around a 1923 horse blanket, an 1874 10-cent fractional, and a 1935 silver certificate in my wallet. Some of my friends at school refuse to accept their existence. :)
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United States
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Chute72 Posted - Yesterday 08:31 am
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WWII British "trench art"?
Very cool.  |
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United States
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Ha, thought I had stumbled onto the wrong forum. I assumed a "pocket piece" was something you needed a license to carry.
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Pillar of the Community
798 Posts |
I have a 1960 50 cent coin that is in an unusually low grade, I use it as my flipping coin to make decisions.  |
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I have 3 all are Presidential dollar coins. They are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln. |
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United States
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Ha, thought I had stumbled onto the wrong forum. I assumed a "pocket piece" was something you needed a license to carry. The G27 is in the other pocket. |
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Beat Up, Scratched up 1958 Mexico 10% Silver Peso  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
814 Posts |
Here's my new one. Well new to me anyway... it doesn't look to be "fresh" out of the OGP. 1973-S Unc. silver Eisenhower dollar. Even being just 40% silver clad, I was really getting into the sound of silver jingling around in my pocket today, not gonna lie! I'm also going to continue (at least for now) to carry my 1976D Type I Ike that I'd been carrying.   |
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I have a 1969 Voyageur Dollar, and a 1942 Sixpence I recently got.
The voyageur I use for things coin-related that won't destroy it. But mainly for showing to tellers, saves me from having to explain all the time. It's getting hairlines-y.
A silver Sixpence really works for good luck! Who'd actually thought? I've been having better luck these past couple of days.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I've added a '67 Kennedy and '46 Washington to get the silver ring.  |
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Posted 03/23/2014 12:57 pm
