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Coins are for more than buying bud!
- Thread starter gongageek
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I have gotten sidetracked collecting these large cent coins. These coins are about the size of a half dollar. The things you could have bought for one cent back then is pretty mind boggling.
This one has a scratch down on the lower right of the obverse. I thought the rest of the coin was in pretty good shape. Got it for less than $50.00.
This one has a scratch down on the lower right of the obverse. I thought the rest of the coin was in pretty good shape. Got it for less than $50.00.
My daughter bought me this one. This one fits in the exonumia category.
This is a 1935 and 1913 Buffalo nickel. The 1913 is a Type 2 Buffalo nickel. These have seen some circulation. They are for an album of circulated Buffalo nickels I am building.
vtgirl
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wheat pennies
wheat pennies
hello i have started to get into coins....right now i have a small start on wheat pennies i still have no idea what i should be collecting or anything like that but i have started saving wheat pennies so id love any info or adice on coins and wheat pennies thank you so much
wheat pennies
hello i have started to get into coins....right now i have a small start on wheat pennies i still have no idea what i should be collecting or anything like that but i have started saving wheat pennies so id love any info or adice on coins and wheat pennies thank you so much
