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mysilveryears's Last 20 Posts

How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted Today  3H 42M ago
Thank you, jbuck.

My offerings will be rather spotty as this thread proceeds backward, and sadly
I have nothing new to offer since whatever was posted in a previous edition.
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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted Today  3H 50M ago
One for yesterday; one for today ~

1765 Hannover 'Peace' thaler:


1764 Brunswick-Luneberg (Germany) thaler:
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1962 P 90% Silver Roosevelt Dime Found From Coinstar Reject Bin!
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Old Post Posted 05/10/2025  08:25 am

Quote:
Very nice find - my birth year too


And the year I graduated high school.
Those years just slip away faster than can be imagined.
I always check local coinstars in grocery stores where I shop,
but it's fairly obvious that others do too and seldom is there
anything to find. Congrats to E&V for the bit of luck!
Forum: US Modern Coins
 
How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 05/09/2025  08:27 am
1775 Sweden riksdaler, as promised:


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Coins Used In Crafting - Coin Furniture
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Old Post Posted 05/09/2025  08:22 am
There are no limits to human imagination.
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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 05/08/2025  09:19 am
1776 Sweden riksdaler:




This is a large, lovely crown size silver coin; one of my personal favorites.
I will have another to show tomorrow.
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House Introduces Common Cents Act To Cut The Penny
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Old Post Posted 05/02/2025  08:47 am
Zincolns are indeed a horror. This eliminate-the-cent controversy imho is never
going to be resolved to everyone's satisfaction.
When/if the penny is *finally* discontinued, will the law that prohibits private
melting/recycling also be eliminated? We can only hope.
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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/16/2025  08:32 am
Missed this one yesterday.. was too busy for internet ~

1797 Mexico 8 reales:




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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/13/2025  09:30 am
1799 USA dollar (with major rev. die crack):


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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/08/2025  07:46 am
1804 USA half cent:

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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/05/2025  10:51 am
Nice one, barryg.
Here is my specimen. Color is a bit 'off'.

1807 USA 50 cents:
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Once Upon A Time 1909 Lincoln Cent?
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Old Post Posted 04/04/2025  09:24 am
That's a great candidate for the nearest railroad track to smooth out those blemishes.
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Coin Rings - Like Or Dislike?
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Old Post Posted 04/04/2025  09:16 am
I made one once, from a Franklin half, by hammering it with a heavy spoon and
carving out the center with a pocket knife. Happened when I was in the military,
sitting around the barracks with nothing better to do.
Lord knows whatever became of it after it was gifted to a soon to be ex-g/f.
All that noisy effort for what may become a metal detecting find some day.
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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/04/2025  09:05 am
1808 USA 50 cents:

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How Do You Guys Decide What To Collect?
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Old Post Posted 04/04/2025  08:55 am
One can only collect what one has access to.
If your budget is very limited, focus on modern USA circulating issues.
It is quite possible to fill out a Kennedy half album at face value by
purchasing boxes from banks and searching through the rolls. Same
with the lower denominations, except pennies will be a bigger challenge.
Are there coin dealers near you? Look into foreign coins. The realm is
huge, interesting, and mostly very cheap. Dealers usually have bulk bins
of these available at four, five, or more for a buck. One of my favorites to
look for is the bi-metallic style of modern issues. Many countries now use
these, and the designs are varied and fascinating. Very little financial stress
is involved in this type of collecting. Good luck, and have fun!
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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/03/2025  10:12 am
1809 USA 50 cents:

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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 04/01/2025  1:57 pm
1811 USA 50 cents:

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Coin Collector Humor
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Old Post Posted 04/01/2025  1:51 pm
westcoin, that is ~40 pounds of pure hilarity !
I'm afraid it won't fit in any of my albums, though.
On the other hand, what a great way to stay strong and fit!
I hope y'all caught the humor in the green sticker.
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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 03/31/2025  09:50 am
Seems to be a fair amount of these British 1812 bank tokens floating around.
Here's another:

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How Far Back Can We Go? Eighth Edition!
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Old Post Posted 03/30/2025  09:47 am
1813 USA 50 cents:

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