Numismatical Stories

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by longnine009, Sep 7, 2026 at 4:19 PM.

  1. longnine009

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  3. KBBPLL

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    I’ve never had much interest in shipwreck coins, hordes or pedigrees, so I glossed over those parts. Didn’t Weitzman also sell the most famous/valuable stamp (can’t recall what that is) and an Inverted Jenny in that same auction with the 1933?

    The article could have listed more coins and encouraged people to research them, like 1894-S 10c, 1913 Liberty nickels, 1804 dollars, all with good stories.
     
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  4. longnine009

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    Or the mint director's daughter spending a 1894-S dime at the ice cream parlor. LOL
     

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