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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rexesq, post: 1117054, member: 5739&quot;]<b>25c/5x for $1. bin</b></p><p><br /></p><p><b><u>WoW</u></b>, that is <u>quite</u> a find for a 20p box.... amazing, I think the oldest coins I ever found in the 25c bin here were some George III pennies, but they were the post 1800 type, 1806 maybe, I can&#039;t read the dates on them, too much wear, only partial legends are visible..... one from Ireland with the harp reverse, and one from Britain. I would have to do some hard thinking to figure out which one I plucked from there turned out to be the most rare or valuable.... I know I have found several nice Silver coins (El Salvador 1953 50centavos, Liberia 1960 25 cents - both have around .1500 oz Actual Silver Weight) which is a good find for .25c any day. As well as several 1944 Filipino 10 and 20 centavos, and Dutch East Indies 1/10th Gulden, and even a few Dutch East Indies 1941-P 1/4 Gulden..... So if one is patient, and has time to look deep, hidden treasures can be found in those 25c bins.</p><p><br /></p><p>Have you got any photos of that Russian Denga you found&nbsp; in the 20p bin? </p><p><br /></p><p>I haven&#039;t gotten shots ofmy Norway 1914 10 Ore 25c bin find yet, but here is my Danish 1883 1 Ore of Christian IX that I found in there a while back, and paid .20 cents USD for (since I bought 5... its 25c each or 5 for a buck) It is truly a beautiful coin, just a little spot at 11 o clock on the obv, but amazing detail. (the thing to the left of the dolphins tail flipper is a piece of lint that got onto the coin while I was shooting the photos.)</p><p><u>Third Photo</u>: I also found this 1930 Denmark 1 ore of Christian X, which is in great shape, and I really have grown fond of.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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