What was the Begining?

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by britannia40, Dec 25, 2015.

  1. SuperDave

    SuperDave Free the Cartwheels!

    Well, this makes it plain you're an expert on hurtful words, so you have the right to judge.
     
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  3. ldhair

    ldhair Clean Supporter

    Good point. I should have had a stiff drink before posting.
     
  4. zurn

    zurn Junior Member

    I got a little of both from my grandfather
    a British 6 pence
    a shilling
    a couple of Canadian large cent
    large cent US
    a barely legible 2cent US
    I was about 10 yrs old
    but didn't start collecting till 2005 I'm 60
    still have those coins
    cool thread
    happy new year
     
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  5. ddollard58

    ddollard58 Active Member

    That's really nice britannia40!!!
     
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  6. okbustchaser

    okbustchaser I may be old but I still appreciate a pretty bust Supporter

    In a nod to the crusty old guys I will mention that I have posted this before. For the new folks, though...

    1962--I was playing in a park when I found what I later learned was an EF (hey, back then we still realized that the word extremely starts with an E not an X) 1917 type 1 standing liberty quarter...wait a minute---NAKED BOOB!!!!...a 10 year old boy was forever hooked.

    Here's what that coin looks like today after 50+ years as an off and on pocket piece.
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  7. swish513

    swish513 Penny & Cent Collector

    My first coin... was actually 2. My dad got me interested in coin collecting, and when I began to show interest, he gave me a Whitman Lincoln Cent folder with a 1992 and a 1992-D cent already in it.
    My first world coin... was about 700. After my dad got me hooked on coins, I found countless yen from when we lived in Japan and Okinawa. That started my world collection.
    My first ancient was... purchased circa 2009
    ric vi 768.jpg
    Maximianus (286-305, 306-308, 310 AD)
    Follis, 2nd reign, Trier mint (autumn 307-end 308 AD)
    OBV: laureate, cuirassed bust facing right
    IMP C VAL MAXIMIANVS P F AVG
    REV: Genius facing left holding patera and cornucopia
    S-A across field
    GENIO POP ROM
    PTR in exergue
    RIC VI 768
     
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