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Is There One Coin That Touches You Emotionally?

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I used to have one... An 1888 Morgan dollar, one of the most common year/MM, but it was given to me when I was 8 years old by my now diceased grandfather... It was my first silver coin I have ever got, yet 4 years ago, I made the mistake of not using a safe or security box at a bank... and it was stolen by a life-long friend who became addicted to drugs... The sad thing is that I lost 2 important things that day, a piece of my history, but more importantly, a friend...
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Every time I went over to my great uncle Drexel's house when I was a little kid he would always give both me and my brother an old Kennedy half. He said we were supposed to use it if we saw a cute girl who looked thirsty and could use a soda (I'm now pretty sure he just wanted to get rid of them, the man hated Kennedy with a purple passion). Every time he gave one to me I saw how big the coin was, how much it weighed compared to normal coins, how perfectly it fit into my palm, and thought "Wow, this must really be worth something".
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I've got an 1869 3CN in my 7070 that came from my Dad's collection that means a lot to me.
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Not a single coin, but Mercury dimes are the ones I've been chasing since I was about 10yrs old. I love those things...worn and near unrecognizable, pristine and FSB...I love 'em all!

Also, the one in my avatar...my first Ancient Roman. It's well worn, but I think that just gives it character. And it's a big, chunky coin...very cool to show people!
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