thanks but somewhere somehow somebody must have written down who got these coins.
who is the congessman???? I have a list of every congressman from 1973-1974 just a first letter of a last name... through me a bone...
it will be confinscated because it is "government property". And only when auctioned. I just want to find 1. But to do that i need to know this...
The officer is deceased, and i know that it will be confinscated but.. who was that congressman???
Ok I knew that already, but what Congressman did the officer get the penny from???
Before there was a topic on a 1974 aluminum penny, and that an officer found one in the basement of a congressmen. Does anyone know who this...
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a262/Inventor1210/Swiss001.jpg Here is a picture of the coin, its a bit fuzzy because my camera is pretty bad...
i have a swiss coin with a notch on the top. is it an error or does this normally happen with swiss coins?
Don't know but... The more items you buy the lower the total price drops... here anyway
Ok thanks but the link to the quarter info about the 1999-2000 quarters did not say what the theme for may 1999 quarter was. Any info on it?
You know what I mean. They didn't print a $66.04 1/4 bill either. At least I hope not...
sweet thanks! I though it would have to do with celebrating the new millenium but when I got the 1999 coin I was baffled. Thanks a ton! Only 21...
Sob Sob Sob Why don't I have that kind of luck! Sob Sob Sob[B]
Uggh Thats the quarter I need for my collection! Still Looking. But cool "In GOD we rust".
Ho Ho thats pretty neat. How much do you think it costs being so minor in visibility but so few made.
You mean there is a different Euro from each different countries. If so I want one from each this is awesomer!
Was wondering what the Canadians were doing with their quarters. I have three weird quarters, which are pretty cool, from 1999 and 2000. I also...
There could have been. Back in the day countries printed everything from a half a cent to 100,000 dollar bills. But they are not really useful so...
The U.S. changes its currencies every ten years... or 7 i can't remember...for various purposes.
I looked at my old greece coin and it was the same and thanks for identifying them! I now have three more coins that need to be identified. I...
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