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 Top Row (L-R) - 1947 Dime, 1964 Dime, 1934 Quarter Bottom - 1949 Canadian Dime, 1963 Canadian Dime, 1964 Half I found all six of these this past month ish. Just thought I'd ask me fellow CCFers for a second opinion on rarity, value, and condition of these guys. I'm still new to coin collecting so every bit of insight is a great help! Thanks guys! And let me know if you need any more closer or specific pics and I'll get right on it Edited by MillaDaKilla
07/08/2012 10:45 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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 to CCF!  find. Free silver is always good. |
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Wow! Very nice. It really is amazing that there is still 90% silver circulating.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I dunno whats more amazing silver coins circulation or half dollars still being used
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Thanks guys, basebal, believe it or not, I have only seen about 5 halves in the drawer and to my surprise one of them was the 64 90%er which I immediately grabbed
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07/08/2012 10:58 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Great finds there. Boy, I really want to be a cashier sometimes..
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Figure I'll post some nickels too Top (L-R) - 1970-S, 1948 Bottom - 1940, 1946 And the 1948 just looks shiny because of the way my light was shining on it, it's just about the same luster as the others  Edited by MillaDaKilla
07/08/2012 11:13 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Milla great snag there. Makes you wonder how long those were sitting in someones house before they decided to use them
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Very true, cause there is no way these things have just been floating around in circulation since 64 and before
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Bedrock of the Community
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I would be shocked if they passed through more than 4 or 5 people in the last decade with no one knowing what it was and putting it in storage
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Nice finds. Did you check the reverses on the U.S. coins for mint marks? John1 |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Great stuff. I really love that you can find stuff like that in circulation from time to time.
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Nice finds! |
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Ummmm where are you a cashier? Are they hiring? LOL
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Thanks everybody!
Just a gas station clerk in a somewhat wealtheir neighborhood, so I guess that contributes to the people's ignorance to coinage hahaha.
John, they all seem to be D's aside from the Kennedy which doesn't have one, that means it's a P correct?
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07/10/2012 02:29 am
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