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Mine is a 1988-D RDV-006 cent because it's the most valuable coin roll find that I have so far. John1  |
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Mine wont mean much to US members but it is a 1966 Wavy 2 Australian 20c. Took me many thousands of dollars worth of 20c coins before I found one and is my favourite coin in my entire collection.
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United States
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Nothing too exciting but it was an Indian Head cent found in a penny roll. I think it was an 1898 maybe (not sure would have to look in my collection). I thought it was a foreign coin at first as the reverse was what I saw initially. I think it took almost 100k pennies searched to find one. |
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My 1911 Barber dime. Well circulated and still living in my Dansco 7070.   |
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my 1982 no P dime   |
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All nice finds! My favorite is my 1900 Victoria dime, found in roll. Second, 1938D Walker, found in roll. Third, 1894 Barber half, from roll. Fourth, 1970 D,S Kennedy halves (roll and teller's tray). I'll stop with those, but forgive me I have a lot of favorites When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
Roll hunting since '77
Dirt fishing since '72
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United States
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This.   1939 Jefferson Henning counterfeit. Would love to still say I had this; went through a very bad financial time about 2 years ago and had to part with it. A Forum member purchased it, so at least it went to a good home.  |
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United States
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In first place: It's a tie between my 1916 LWC and my 1924-S LWC. Lowest mintage vs oldest find. Can't decide! Second place: My 1946 Roosevelt dime. First silver coin I've ever found roll hunting. Third place: 1943 George VI cent. Being right in the middle of the USA, old Canadian cents are a rare treat. |
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Great finds everyone!! CND, how can you tell thats a Henning fake?
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CND, how can you tell thats a Henning fake? The small hole at the bottom of the letter "R" on the reverse in PLURIBUS. |
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It's not a fake Henning it's a Henning fake, Henning made fake nickels. John1 |
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Wow- was he he one that dumped a load of fake nickels in the Schuylkill river or somewhere?
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