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<p>[QUOTE="flintcreek6412, post: 1861063, member: 61025"]That's awesome. I love type sets and am working on a 7070 type set. I love type sets for the same reason, the history of the coin and all the different kinds.</p><p><br /></p><p>What I love is how history ties into the practicality of lots of coins. I love the 2,3 and 20 cent pieces along with 1/2 cents, 1/2 dimes and large cents just because they are unusual to most people.</p><p><br /></p><p>Look up the history of the 3 cent silver and how it was related to the California gold rush and also the price of the stamp in the day. Very interesting stuff. All note that the 2 cent piece was the first coin to actually bear "In God We Trust". Most think it's been around forever and fewer know that Teddy Roosevelt tried to get rid of it as I recall.</p><p><br /></p><p>And finally the wartime money. The change in metals of the penny and nickel as they were needed for wartime production so steel and silver were used. All of that makes type sets the best collection in my opinion.</p><p><br /></p><p>Congrats on your set and keep up the good work.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="flintcreek6412, post: 1861063, member: 61025"]That's awesome. I love type sets and am working on a 7070 type set. I love type sets for the same reason, the history of the coin and all the different kinds. What I love is how history ties into the practicality of lots of coins. I love the 2,3 and 20 cent pieces along with 1/2 cents, 1/2 dimes and large cents just because they are unusual to most people. Look up the history of the 3 cent silver and how it was related to the California gold rush and also the price of the stamp in the day. Very interesting stuff. All note that the 2 cent piece was the first coin to actually bear "In God We Trust". Most think it's been around forever and fewer know that Teddy Roosevelt tried to get rid of it as I recall. And finally the wartime money. The change in metals of the penny and nickel as they were needed for wartime production so steel and silver were used. All of that makes type sets the best collection in my opinion. Congrats on your set and keep up the good work.[/QUOTE]
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