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<p>[QUOTE="VistaCruiser69, post: 8204967, member: 107016"]Awesome! My great grandmother used to send me b-day & Christmas cards with coins taped on the inside when I was a very young kid. When I reached about ten years old or so, she sent me the last one with a $2 dollar bill inside. Lots of things we miss of our childhood, receiving cards with coins taped inside from great grandma is one that I miss. I doubt anyone does this now. They mostly just send Starbucks gift cards now. I think the coins in the cards was most popular with the generation that was around during the great depression. A nickel or dime in a card back then meant a nice hot meal. So when I was a little kid in the 70's, great grandma was sending me a fortune.</p><p> </p><p>Depending on how the coins are taped on, I've seen young members post on this forum pictures of coins with remnants of some type of film on it and think it's a mint error of some sorts. Just imagine what clear tape across those coins would have done to them after 60 or so years?</p><p> </p><p>That is an awesome find![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="VistaCruiser69, post: 8204967, member: 107016"]Awesome! My great grandmother used to send me b-day & Christmas cards with coins taped on the inside when I was a very young kid. When I reached about ten years old or so, she sent me the last one with a $2 dollar bill inside. Lots of things we miss of our childhood, receiving cards with coins taped inside from great grandma is one that I miss. I doubt anyone does this now. They mostly just send Starbucks gift cards now. I think the coins in the cards was most popular with the generation that was around during the great depression. A nickel or dime in a card back then meant a nice hot meal. So when I was a little kid in the 70's, great grandma was sending me a fortune. Depending on how the coins are taped on, I've seen young members post on this forum pictures of coins with remnants of some type of film on it and think it's a mint error of some sorts. Just imagine what clear tape across those coins would have done to them after 60 or so years? That is an awesome find![/QUOTE]
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