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I was cleaning my appartment and found a 1906 poor condition Liberty Nickle. Even with poor sell value it still holds value to me as a collector.
Bellow are coins and such that i have picked up over the years.
The first 2 pictures are as followed(left to right, top to bottom):
Possible Pure Silver (if not mostly and in decent condition) Dime, yr. 1948
Possible Pure Silver (if not mostly and in very good condition for the most part) Nickle, yr. 1943
Liberty Nickle (poor condition), yr. 1906
Buffalo Nickle (Fairly decent condition from what i can see), yr. 1937
Heat/Stressed Golden Penny (found it on the street when i was a child, holds no cash value but still pretty neat), yr. 1998
Canadian Penny Showing Georgivs VI D:G: Rex ET Ind: Imp: Text around the outside featuring a mans face on the front(good condition), yr. 1942
Side Note: Notice on the Dime, Nickle(1943), And the Quarters all have a little extra that is not found on todays coins. On the dime, if you look just to the left of the base of the torch on the back, you will see a small "s". You will also find that on the nickle but at the top just under the text on the back; however the S on the nickle is easier to spot because of its location and size. On the quarters you will not find an "s" but you will find a "d" just below the middle leaves on the backside of the quarters.
In pcitures 3(faces) and 4(backs) you will see 3 Quarters from the yr. of 1964. All of which ( like the dime and nickle that could be mostly silver) hold simliar qualities as the nickle and dime from the first 2 pictures such as weight difference between these and modern coins. Also the quarters and Dime do not have a Copper edge on them. All 5 of these coins also have a different texture. They all also sound differently when they jingle together.
In picture 5 you will see a piece of silver with a woman catching coins that are falling from a cornacopia thats apears to be her ear with a blind fold and wheat behind her ear. from what i have been told, this was to symbolize harvest and posibly created in egypt.(One Troy Ounce 999 fine Silver)
Bellow are coins and such that i have picked up over the years.
The first 2 pictures are as followed(left to right, top to bottom):
Possible Pure Silver (if not mostly and in decent condition) Dime, yr. 1948
Possible Pure Silver (if not mostly and in very good condition for the most part) Nickle, yr. 1943
Liberty Nickle (poor condition), yr. 1906
Buffalo Nickle (Fairly decent condition from what i can see), yr. 1937
Heat/Stressed Golden Penny (found it on the street when i was a child, holds no cash value but still pretty neat), yr. 1998
Canadian Penny Showing Georgivs VI D:G: Rex ET Ind: Imp: Text around the outside featuring a mans face on the front(good condition), yr. 1942
Side Note: Notice on the Dime, Nickle(1943), And the Quarters all have a little extra that is not found on todays coins. On the dime, if you look just to the left of the base of the torch on the back, you will see a small "s". You will also find that on the nickle but at the top just under the text on the back; however the S on the nickle is easier to spot because of its location and size. On the quarters you will not find an "s" but you will find a "d" just below the middle leaves on the backside of the quarters.
In pcitures 3(faces) and 4(backs) you will see 3 Quarters from the yr. of 1964. All of which ( like the dime and nickle that could be mostly silver) hold simliar qualities as the nickle and dime from the first 2 pictures such as weight difference between these and modern coins. Also the quarters and Dime do not have a Copper edge on them. All 5 of these coins also have a different texture. They all also sound differently when they jingle together.
In picture 5 you will see a piece of silver with a woman catching coins that are falling from a cornacopia thats apears to be her ear with a blind fold and wheat behind her ear. from what i have been told, this was to symbolize harvest and posibly created in egypt.(One Troy Ounce 999 fine Silver)
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