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Edited by ASLAN TVorlon
05/30/2014 01:55 am
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I like  I have a low-ball Standing Liberty quarter as my pocket piece. I didn't almost spend it, but when I was removing extra change from my pocket I almost removed it  |
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That's a good idea, makes me wish I hadn't dropped the holed Kennedy I found into Walmart's self-checkout machine. |
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seeing Dasalo's post, reminded me that I have a holed Kennedy half dollar. I might put it on my second key chain.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Someone found a great use for a 64 nickel  |
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Pillar of the Community
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I wonder if it had a string attached at one time to trick coin operated vending machines and phones?  |
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I like it But I'll take you're holed and raise you a counterstamped to boot (I foudn this in a roll a year or 2 ago)   |
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Edited by frodo
05/31/2014 05:41 am
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Pillar of the Community
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Staff Edit - Lets keep this thread about coin pocket pieces
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A while back I found a Kennedy with a hole in it from a bunch I got from the bank. I never considered that it might be a hole for a key chain; I had always thought it was a pendant/necklace hole. I think I'll dig it out and put it on my keychain for some more wear.
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Just bought for scrap by weight  |
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ya'll know what a chit is? when I was in the service, I was issued chits they are a bunch of brass tokins..with your name assigned to a series..you used them in the tool room to check out tools give the tool pusher a chit for a tool..he puts it on a peg board...at the end of the day..you pick up your chit when you drop off the tools...  |
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I love that holed Walking Liberty half. Of all the places a hole could have been punched, they had to choose poor Liberty's head! |
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ya'll know what a chit is?
when I was in the service, I was issued chits
they are a bunch of brass tokins..with your name assigned to a series..you used them in the tool room to check out tools
give the tool pusher a chit for a tool..he puts it on a peg board...at the end of the day..you pick up your chit when you drop off the tools... Aaaah CHIT Boards. Another useful and practical item, although kinda bulky at times, that has gone away with the Dodo bird. Now we use a paper form (couple steps back instead of forward?) and write the tools that we check out. I have a 1907-O Half that I use for a pocket piece...figures that I don't have a picture of it...I will post one once I get back to the house tonight. Edited by oih82w8
06/01/2014 09:53 am
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