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Hi everyone my name is Kerry from California. I recently got found a EF grade 1992 -D lose AM Lincoln Cent . I see it is rare and want advise.

Hello, My name is Gareth I am based in South Wales, UK. I have a fair collection of coins, many with Certificates of Authenticity.
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Hello from Canada! (Toronto). I have a couple of old coins that have been lying around, such as what appears to be a ~100 year old Canadian Quarter Dollar (the reverse is so worn the date is fully smoothed away) and a handful of foreign coins from here and there...

I've always had an appreciation for the alchemy, metallurgy & other technologies and arts that go into the stamping of a coin.

I found this forum quite by accident while doing the research to determine that my heavily worn coin was more than double my own age, and have been busy reading new and old threads alike. (Thanks to all present and former contributors!)

My eyesight has been going south rapidly this past year, but I'm planning to get to the next coin show here in the city to oggle all that is there, regardless; frankly I had no idea the commemorative (and NCLT) arena was so large... it's a bit overwhelming.

I am from San Diego California, looking for help with large collection of my father that passed away.

I'm from Como, Italy, very close to the Swiss border. I started collecting coins when I was very young, about 10 y.o. At that time there was still the lira, so I've been able to put togheter an almost complete set of coins from the circulation, dating back to the early 1950s. I later purchased most of the missing coins and move my interest on the Kingdom of Italy coins (1861-1943; especially Vittorio Emanuele III's reign, 1901-43) which is my current area of interest.
Anyway I like to keep every foreign coin that catch my eye over a moment. I tried to start collecting US coins but I've found they're just too expensive (even a common Zincoln is rare to find under EUR 0.50 here, and very likely you'll get a circulated specimen); the only set I've assembled with continuity being that of Roosevelt dimes because I like the design and sometimes dealers didn't bother about silver, mixing pre-1964 issues with common world coins that sells for little.

My first US coin, however, was an 1882-O Morgan dollar, purchased about 12 years ago from a dealer in my hometown, because I got exited with large silver coins back then, in my childhood. I can recall paying EUR 20 for it.
I'm also working on sets of Austrian (from 1892), French (from 1960) and Spanish (from 1936) pre-euro circulating issues. I sometimes keep Swiss coins (very common here), just for the fun of it, for that I guess you cannot call it a 'collection'. I save the silvers (pre-1968) and later spend the remaining coins.

hello I'm from Houston Texas hello again to everybody

Maryland, USA