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<p>[QUOTE="onecenter, post: 321551, member: 8703"]I have several favorite coins. The coins that come to mind are almost all from circulation.</p><p><br /></p><p>An 1859 Indian Head cent given to me by my grandmother to start my collection in 1969 at age 8. She also gave me an 1842 large cent, an 1864 two-cent piece, a 1942-S Washington Quarter, a Whitman folder of about 30 Mercury dimes, two 1941 Walking Liberty half dollars and an 1882-H Canadian large cent.</p><p><br /></p><p>The first gold coin I ever purchased, the 1982 Canadian $100 Constitution patriation commemorative proof.</p><p><br /></p><p>The 1878 Morgan dollar my father brought home from his store's cash register. A small boy bought a dozen cupcakes in my dad's bakery with the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>All of the 1964 Kennedy half dollars my mother slipped under the pillow each time a lost a baby tooth.</p><p><br /></p><p>A Royal Canadian Mint commemorative-wrapped roll of 20 1982 Constitution dollars handed to me as "change" at a Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce branch in Eaton Centre, Toronto in the year of issue.</p><p><br /></p><p>A .100-silver 1957 Mexican peso I received in change from a man selling carmelated milk candy (delicious, by the way) at the pyramids at Tenochititlan, Mexico in February 1975.</p><p><br /></p><p>Mark</p><p>Coral Springs, FL[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="onecenter, post: 321551, member: 8703"]I have several favorite coins. The coins that come to mind are almost all from circulation. An 1859 Indian Head cent given to me by my grandmother to start my collection in 1969 at age 8. She also gave me an 1842 large cent, an 1864 two-cent piece, a 1942-S Washington Quarter, a Whitman folder of about 30 Mercury dimes, two 1941 Walking Liberty half dollars and an 1882-H Canadian large cent. The first gold coin I ever purchased, the 1982 Canadian $100 Constitution patriation commemorative proof. The 1878 Morgan dollar my father brought home from his store's cash register. A small boy bought a dozen cupcakes in my dad's bakery with the coin. All of the 1964 Kennedy half dollars my mother slipped under the pillow each time a lost a baby tooth. A Royal Canadian Mint commemorative-wrapped roll of 20 1982 Constitution dollars handed to me as "change" at a Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce branch in Eaton Centre, Toronto in the year of issue. A .100-silver 1957 Mexican peso I received in change from a man selling carmelated milk candy (delicious, by the way) at the pyramids at Tenochititlan, Mexico in February 1975. Mark Coral Springs, FL[/QUOTE]
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