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Entry Post. I've never had a Canadian large cent and really haven't paid much attention to the coinage until you showed yours in the first post....
Is this the part where someone yells "COIN FIGHT".
Fun Fact: A small group of opossums can eat 10,000 to 12,000 ticks in a single month.
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I know a gem when I see it. For me, the back story is a large part of what makes an item valuable to me.
It is one of my most prized possessions.
Here are my newest. Didn't do so well photographing dollar reverse: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you for all you do Rob. I really don't know how you find the time and still have a life. [ATTACH]
I think that was about 1.43 cents in 2008.
You are right! I should have thought of that.
Looks like notches on a gunfighters Colt. Maybe the number of times the person won the toss...
Entry Post. Admit it Rob. You were messing around trying to make a Hobo 3 cent piece and it just didn't work out right.
That works. Just a month ago I told them I didn't want any more presents. None. Especially gift cards.
I would tell her thanks. But It would teach her a lesson. I would keep it because I like altered coins such as the one in question.....
So...say your young daughter who wants to buy you a Christmas present, but has no real coin knowledge is suckered by the ad....you would be fine...
Yup! I made sure.
Yea! I win!
Then I'm pretty sure it's a woodchuck/groundhog. The front teeth are missing. Flip it around so the grinding teeth are pointing up and I think...
It's a lower jawbone. Now that you gave the scale, I'm pretty sure it's a groundhog because of the size. Did you get it in Massachusetts?
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