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Hall of Science 1933 , Worlds Fair. Indian Head & UNA Peseta

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Hall of Science 1933 , World's Fair. Indian Head & UNA Peseta

I went back to the big cotten wood tree in the woods and found a few more coins.
1908 Indian Head Cent , 1966 UNA PESETA a French coin and this "Hall of Science 1933 World's Fair Chicago.'' I wounder what it was for?
roger
 

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Its a rolled penny, which you would have purchased at the fair as a souvenir.
 
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CRUSADER said:
Its a rolled penny, which you would have purchased at the fair as a souvenir.
Thanks CRUSADER. You are correct. I just looked at the back and it was a 1902 Indian Head Cent.
 

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Re: Hall of Science 1933 , World's Fair. Indian Head & UNA Peseta

Nice finds. Are you having trouble with ticks and other bugs this time of year in the woods?
Dman
 
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flatened pennies are cool!!!!! ;D I have a a ton of them, never found one though. Kewl finds :headbang:
 
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Great finds!
A little history:
The first elongated coins in the United States were created at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois held in 1893.
 
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Dman said:
Nice finds. Are you having trouble with ticks and other bugs this time of year in the woods?
Dman
No trouble at all with ticks. Last year I found two on me and thought I got them were the deer had sleep at night.
I may have gotten them in the high grass also.
The most aggravating thing in the woods are the darn spider webs full of bugs. They are always face high.
On warm days with a breeze the mosquito's aren't so bad but on cloudy days I stay away.
If I didn't have the woods to hunt around here I wouldn't be finding anything. The parks, boulevards, even most houses in the city have been hunted for miles. All the small towns depleted of all treasure.
roger
 
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Mackaydon said:
Great finds!
A little history:
The first elongated coins in the United States were created at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois held in 1893.
Thanks Mackaydon. I would like a machine like that to make my own "rodgerdodger 2010 dug a coin here " or something like that.
 
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rodgerdodger said:
CRUSADER said:
Its a rolled penny, which you would have purchased at the fair as a souvenir.
Thanks CRUSADER. You are correct. I just looked at the back and it was a 1902 Indian Head Cent.
Now that's cool to be able to read the date!
 
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4-H said:
rodgerdodger said:
CRUSADER said:
Its a rolled penny, which you would have purchased at the fair as a souvenir.
Thanks CRUSADER. You are correct. I just looked at the back and it was a 1902 Indian Head Cent.
Now that's cool to be able to read the date!
Thanks 4-H. It makes it more interesting to see the Indian Head and the date on it and I might not of looked at the back through the loop if CRUSADER hadn't mentioned it.
 

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