Quit being so anal. It's been called a "penny" for decades if not longer. It's a nickname. Get over it.
The silver eagle and dime are fine. It's that blasted nickel obverse that has got to go.
Yeah, but it's the easiest way to get coins that you wouldn't normally be able to get.
That's a great image. Thanks for sharing.
My silver dime count has to be up to at least 35.
Tonight was a slow night but about 2 hours before I got off a customer came in and paid with a bunch of dimes. I immediately spotted the silver...
I was thinking about this story earlier and chuckled a bit. I love it when somebody sticks it to the man. You should be very proud of your...
I still can't believe some of you are comparing things like adultery and drug use to genocide. *shakes head*
This is true. I see pre-1982 pennies all the time. I find wheats on a regular basis and an Indian head every now and then.
That's the answer I was looking for. Thanks.
I doubt that is the case. The average person doesn't even know nor care what the pennies are made out of.
So far most of the arguments have agreed with my take on the matter, and the dissenting opinions have not been political at all.
So we can't talk about, say, the change from silver to clad? After all, it was political. What about all the coin design changes that were...
This issue was political at the time, but it is now historical. Everything is political in the present, including contemporary coins. I just...
I suspect the copper layers are worn off on these pennies. They're just so ugly. I never see pre-1982 pennies in this condition.
*shakes head* Maybe if it had affected YOUR ancestors you would think differently. As I said earlier, my great great great great great...
He defied a Supreme Court order just so he could send the Indians west. A good, moral man would have not done that. If Andrew Jackson had been...
Great post. I agree 100%.
Mine were too. They told the government they were "black Dutch" and remained in the southern Appalachians until they moved (willingly) to...
Zinc pennies don't age gracefully like copper pennies did. They often get a dirty, grimy look. What is the reason? Is it just the way the zinc...
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