My small coin collection to date

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[Diver_Down]

Thanks for sharing. The Morgan dollar that you grandmother gave you is a 1921-D.

 

[generic username]

Just found the Latvian coin, its slightly smaller in diameter than my morgan/peace dollar but slightly thicker.

the wording on the side says DIEVS * * * SVETI * * * LATVIJU * * * which translates to English as "God bless Latvia"



Comparison of size with a quarter.

Thanks for sharing. The Morgan dollar that you grandmother gave you is a 1921-D.

Lol, i just happened to notice after i had posted the picture.. i never realized there was a mint mark on it until i zoomed in with macro
i knew my hearing was bad..... but i didn't realize my vision was going too

 

[ihatedirtbikes]

those 1921 morgans have really small mint marks. anyone will have trouble seeing them.

 

[boristhespider88]

eisenhower dime

Don't you mean Roosevelt? That's a cool coin collection you've got there. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Henry2]

I like the 2 cent coin myself, did you find it detecting?

 

[generic username]

Don't you mean Roosevelt? That's a cool coin collection you've got there. Thanks for sharing.

yessir, my bad.. just getting to know coins, im a newb. i didnt pay much attention in history class or english either

I like the 2 cent coin myself, did you find it detecting?

yup yup, link to original post http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/todays-finds/318019-beautiful-1864-2-cent.html

 

[boristhespider88]

yessir, my bad.. just getting to know coins, im a newb. i didnt pay much attention in history class or english either

It's all good. Eisenhower is the one on the big dollar coins. How long have you collected?

And you don't have to call me sir, I'm 21.

 

[generic username]

It's all good. Eisenhower is the one on the big dollar coins. How long have you collected?

And you don't have to call me sir, I'm 21.

yea, i had a 1972 type 2 yesterday i had spent. been unofficially "collecting" for nearly 23 years now, mostly just acquiring them by luck really. i dont go out of my way to do it... its just a nice sight to see when you have a handful of old coins to pick through.

 

[boristhespider88]

yea, i had a 1972 type 2 yesterday i had spent. been unofficially "collecting" for nearly 23 years now, mostly just acquiring them by luck really. i dont go out of my way to do it... its just a nice sight to see when you have a handful of old coins to pick through.

You just spent a 1972 type 2 as a dollar?

 

[generic username]

not worth nothing to me im primarily after silver coins or old coins

 

[boristhespider88]

not worth nothing to me im primarily after silver coins or old coins

Wish I had one, you can sell them in poor grades for even a profit. I don't collect errors or varieties, but if I found one, I'd sell it and buy some silver.

 

[sagittarius98]

The Latvian coin is a 5 lati, .835 silver, .6711 troy oz. of silver.

 

[generic username]

Wish I had one, you can sell them in poor grades for even a profit. I don't collect errors or varieties, but if I found one, I'd sell it and buy some silver.

Pretty cool everyone is after different things and finds value in a vast amount of items. i see some post of people digging up war bullets and such and being excited, but i see them as trash to each their own ya know. im not hating either... just saying, everyone is different lol.

i actually had a friend who works at the bank bring it home with a handful of kennedys that came in the bank that day.

The Latvian coin is a 5 lati, .835 silver, .6711 troy oz. of silver.

so a %90 us coin is slightly more pure than the Lati? .835 is kinda unusual

 

[sagittarius98]

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so a %90 us coin is slightly more pure than the Lati? .835 is kinda unusual

.835 is common fineness for Europe, along with .925 and .625. Mexico and Turkey made .100 coins, those are unusual (the Turkish coins were sometimes .900 copper, and they looked like copper cents).