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I went detecting near the University of Oregon today and my wife came along with me . . . . she likes to take a blanket and a good book and lay out in the grass while I metal detect. I dug a nice 1945 Mercury Dime, 1919 & 1949 wheat cents and about $3.00 in clad. We came home for dinner, and after that my good buddy Ron invited me to a new spot to do some more detecting! I didn't find a lot but one cool looking aluminum 25c coin from Luxembourg dated 1954 (about the size of a U.S. one cent). It took me a while to find out where exactly it was from ~ on the coin it reads LETZEBURG. I looked for LETZEBURG in my World coin book but couldn't find anything ~ but in the glossary directed me to Luxembourg . . . . sure enough, I found it listed! It's a very common coin.
Thanks for looking!
Neil
Thanks for looking!
Neil
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