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 So I reached 50 posts the other day...Not that they are all "quality posts" but they are 50 just the same. I would like to host a contest, and it is a guessing game. Two questions, two small prizes. The prizes are 2 circulated 1976 Bicentennial Type 2 Ike Silver dollars - one for each question. Hopefully that prize is not too Lame, but hey I only hit 50 posts so it is a small Milestone. I will ask the first question about myself and wait for the winner before I post the second question. You can only win once...That is why I am not posting both question simultaneously. So here is the first question: What was the first coin that I purchased as a kid? I paid $.25 for it.2nd Question I recently found a Wheat penny to fill a whole in my still incomplete penny folder. Where did I find it? Edited by MINT_MARQ
01/06/2008 6:53 pm
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Formerly nancyc
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SLQ - you got it for face value.
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No winners yet, Sorry you can only guess once per question.
Some sharp players in Oz (nancyc), but you got to post to the forum to win.
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I'll take a stab at this, I'm not sure about USA coins though, but a Wheat cent? |
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Arthrene wins the first part of my contest. It was a steel penny. I thought it was the coolest coin I ever saw (at the time). And what a deal a quarter for a penny  . Now for the second question. See my original post for the edit... |
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Posted 01/06/2008 3:12 pm
