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<p>[QUOTE="Rushmore, post: 2009293, member: 17011"]For me some special coins would be an 1980 Australia 20 Pence, 1984 Australia one dollar and 1988 Australia two dollar. Back in the 6th grade my language arts teacher had us do this writing project where we would write to other kids our age in Australia in honor of Australia's 200th anniversary. This was before social media and the internet (1987-88 school year). Several months passed and one class in Ipswich, Queensland Australia responded to our letters. I had four respond to mine. Eventually we were pen pals for a year and one of them sent me those coins as a Christmas present and I of course sent her some. Being 11-12 years old at the time and no allowance to buy coins these three coins were the first ones I ever owned that were not US or Canada. I had some Canadian coins that my dad gave me from a trip we took to Canada in 1985 which actually started my passion for coins and some wheat cents and Bicentennial quarters that I gotten in change.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rushmore, post: 2009293, member: 17011"]For me some special coins would be an 1980 Australia 20 Pence, 1984 Australia one dollar and 1988 Australia two dollar. Back in the 6th grade my language arts teacher had us do this writing project where we would write to other kids our age in Australia in honor of Australia's 200th anniversary. This was before social media and the internet (1987-88 school year). Several months passed and one class in Ipswich, Queensland Australia responded to our letters. I had four respond to mine. Eventually we were pen pals for a year and one of them sent me those coins as a Christmas present and I of course sent her some. Being 11-12 years old at the time and no allowance to buy coins these three coins were the first ones I ever owned that were not US or Canada. I had some Canadian coins that my dad gave me from a trip we took to Canada in 1985 which actually started my passion for coins and some wheat cents and Bicentennial quarters that I gotten in change.[/QUOTE]
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