Missing coins

Be a little more gracious, you asked for a lot of information here. Most of which is available with a little google work.

 

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Ah, now I know how we can all increase our post counts quickly and tremendously: Everybody picks one or more of the topics that s/he does not find interesting, and merely states that s/he does not find those topics interesting.

Now why one would do that, instead of reading and contributing to those threads only that one finds interesting, I don't know. But yes, the post count does go up.

Christian

 

Having posted the post above his somewhat "terse" demand, I kind of felt personally addressed. Those whose internal thought processes might be in different languages might disagree.

Oh, right back at you.

 

Not sure whether any of this is due to different primary languages. But if you think so, and if you understood his post that way, well ...

Christian

 

Having Germanic heritage myself, and having lived a large portion of my life among people whose primary language is a "low-German" dialect that has Swiss phonetic overtones, I am not totally unfamiliar with how language affects perception in some rather interesting ways. All four of my grandparents had German as their primary language.

 

then don't answer!

 

"I. Don't. Care. The entire subject matter bores me. No interest whatsoever."
then don't answer!

 

I meant this question:
1841-o $5
1975 steel clad cent
1854 c gold dollars
1793 Chain Struck in Gold
1975 d aluminum cent
anybody know about these