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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;stldanceartist, post: 2593370, member: 13307&quot;]To share a few (only for the purposes of letting people know there are still loads of <i>great</i> coins out there waiting to be found, because most people - including coin shops - could care less about world coins):</p><p><br /></p><p>Australia - 1925 1 Penny in a bulk (junk) bag</p><p>Australia - 1933/32 1 Penny for $4</p><p>Canada - 1925 5 Cent (XF) for a quarter</p><p>Canada - 1875 H 10 Cents for silver melt</p><p>Cuba - 1932 20 Centavos (XF) for silver melt</p><p>Finland - 1910 5 Pennia in a bulk bag</p><p>Great Britain - 1880/8 1 Penny in a bulk bucket</p><p>Great Britain - 1959 (Scottish Crest) 1 Shilling in UNC</p><p>Italy - 1905R 1 Lire for silver melt</p><p>Mexico - 1927/6 1 Centavo (XF, plus another in lower grade) in bulk bags</p><p>Netherlands - 1933 10 Gulden (not a key, but gold) in a bulk bucket WITH a solid gold bezel to boot</p><p>Palestine - 1927 Souvenir Mil Token (MS62BN) as a throw in at a flea market</p><p>Panama - Honestly, pretty much all the keys (as well as duplicates) of the 1/10, 1/4, and 1/2 Balboas for silver melt</p><p>Switzerland - 1891 (UNC), 1917 (MS64), 1929 (MS65) 5 Rappen coins all for a couple bucks each at a flea market</p><p><br /></p><p>Also found almost a complete roll of Australian 1946 1 Penny coins at the LCS, sold those for them on consignment.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is just off the top of my head, and not counting any that I&#039;ve already passed on to other collectors long ago.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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