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ElleKitty Pillar of the Community United States 819 Posts	Posted 07/11/2008 1:41 pm I happen to have a spare one of those 10 sen , too. DL20K, send me a PM if you can. :) Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 07/11/2008 2:00 pm COINAHOLIC, no problem, glad to help.. in a way ElleKitty, I tried to send one. I hope that I did that successfully. Anyway, I've transferred some of my coins into more proper storage and.. found out this. One of the Two Cents is slightly rotated.. Should it be like this? (the other Two Cents is normal) Report this Post to the Staff
PennehChaos Valued Member United States 311 Posts	Posted 07/11/2008 9:59 pm I think it's a very nice start! The average U.S. citizen today probably wouldn't recognize most of them- in particular the large cent, and 2- and 3-cent coins which have been obsolete for more than a century. Those appear to be better-condition coins as well... I know that my own 2c piece is not nearly as nice. Are there many older Polish coins available there, or has history taken too great a toll on them? Report this Post to the Staff
sfwusc Pillar of the Community United States 615 Posts	Posted 07/11/2008 11:17 pm Lets see you are missing what that I could help you with Lincoln steel Lincoln wheat Lincoln MC Jefferson nickel Jefferson War Nickel (35% silver) Mercury dime (silver) FDR silver Dime FDR regular Dime Washington Clad quarter Washington State Quarter Bicentennial Quarter Half and dollar I might could find the two one dollar coins too (Susan B. Anthony and Sacaqawea) Not sure I can find them all in the best condition, but at least you will have one of each type. Would it be possible to find a good mix of polish coins worth 7-8 US dollars? If so, then email me your address and then I can add a lot of different types to your collection. When I said 7070. You know I was talking about this right? I am using this link because it has good pictures. I don't think this price is that great, but they did a good job with the scans. http://cgi.ebay.com/Dansco-7070-Alb...SE_W0QQitemZ 290243705994QQihZ019QQcategoryZ39475QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem -SWUSC Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 07/12/2008 12:46 pm lanispet, yes there is no problem in getting Polish coins here, including the historical ones. But there's also a lot of demand for them. sfwusc, I figured out what a 7070 could be and it turned out that I was right. Some people use that kind of album here for the new commemorative issues. spotco2, I wonder which of the Polish coins have .77 oz silver? Everything I can think of has less, or much less, the 1930s 10 zlotych being the closest with slightly more than .5 oz.. Edited by DL20K 07/12/2008 12:59 pm Report this Post to the Staff
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