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Found this in my last roll search.   |
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Valued Member
United States
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I got one of those this past summer ew! that is one scary dude!  |
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Valued Member
United States
368 Posts |
7 wheats out of 10 bucks worth
going through more dimes and nickels these days
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New Member
United States
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Hey cutepenny! He is definitely mean looking! What year did you find?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Hi all,
Been away for a few days helping my father in law on his farm. He had open heart surgery a few months ago and I try and help him as much as I can. Someone was wondering where I had been.
Jim
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United States
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1913!!
oldest coin I have ever found
worn down pretty bad but it fills that hole lol
Same roll had a 1947 and a 1940
9.50 left in the same kind of rolls
if they are all this good I will be going back tomorrow to get any more rolls like this
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Hey Slash, let's get that sig updated  Welcome Back Jim. Wish the best for your pop-n-law. Good of you to help out on the farm. How's the back? Edited by timsumrall
10/19/2010 3:57 pm
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New Member
United States
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Found this in today's roll search. Canadian 1867 - 1967  |
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United States
368 Posts |
nothing to special about that Hoser Coin not rare or worth anything significant
only copper but for you guys away from the border a cool find I bet
I have a canadian small cent collection from circulation almost complete living in Buffalo NY
and thanks timsumrall
signature updated
not to excited with the rest of the rolls about average number of wheats for me 5
but a roll of nickels in the same type of wrapper as the pennies I got had
a dateless buffalo
probably going back tomorrow for more
you never know
one was interesting too ill have my girl take pics and I can upload it
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I love those 1867-1967 Centennial coins. The artist, Alex Colville, who designed the reverses for the Centennial, just turned 90 years old in August. He was also an amazing war artist in WW2 and is one of Canada's favorite artists. Those animal designs are wonderful, aren't they? We still sometimes find them in change, mostly nickels and cents.
I think there is a doubled date variety of the Dove cent ;)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 I can only hope to look this good when I'm 124 years old.  Found this inside a brinks box tonight. |
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Awesome find Scotty! I am anxiously awaiting my first Indian head !
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United States
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waiting for my first indian as well
hopefully in the box I get tomorrow
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United States
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Whoa! Nice find Scotty! That 1886 IHC is a Type II to boot, which is more rare than a Type I. |
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Awesome find Scotty! I am anxiously awaiting my first Indian head ! Thanks! Thumbing through my RedBook, I've learned that this 1886 is a Variety 2...  Just goes to show that you actually can teach an old dog some new tricks eh?  |
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