birthday, Gio!
Have a good one.
Have a good one.
Happy Happy Happy
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Thanks guys and one classy lady!.
Whats with all these AARP offers?:dgt:
Stuck home cleaning the house with a sick kid upstairs all day
And a big Thanks to DCF for once again donating some cool coinage to my sons collection.
He did do the research on the 1943 penny, neat factoid
Whats with all these AARP offers?:dgt:
Stuck home cleaning the house with a sick kid upstairs all day
And a big Thanks to DCF for once again donating some cool coinage to my sons collection.
He did do the research on the 1943 penny, neat factoid
71dusterman
Well-known member
Hope your day is a great one. [smilie=J:
dodgedifferent2
hung like a stud field mouse and
congrats on making another year.
two beers for you.
two beers for you.
thrashingcows
Drowning deep in my sea of loathing...so I'm
Have a good one Gio man...or is it Geo man?:hmmm:
And a big Thanks to DCF for once again donating some cool coinage to my sons collection.
He did do the research on the 1943 penny, neat factoid
Just like my house. The kid's get the presents on the parents' birthdays..
I remember when I first got those pennies: 3 all at once. I put them aside just because of the colour. Later I looked at the date and just about pooped. Then when I started to look into the history, I did poop! Then I did the magnet test and had to clean up my own mess instead of hiring someone to do it for me. :bwuhaha:
For anyone wondering, we're talking about 1943 steel pennies.
Dyed and glued to the Dome kiddo:dance:
Dr.Jass
Pastor of Muppets
I missed this one... hope it was a great day!
I too used to collect coins, though I don't know when or why I got out of it. I had a few of those steel pennies, but my crown jewel I came into by accident: I was probably 8 years old or so, and went to the neighborhood grocery. I bought a Dr. Pepper and a candy bar, and gave Mrs. Berger a dollar. She handed me a silver half-dollar as change (that dates me a tad, huh?). I was disappointed at first, then looked closely at it: a 1964 JFK silver half dollar--the real silver edition. Years later, I sold it for $45.
I still look at coins, but I don't collect them. If I find something interesting, I pass it along to someone who does collect.
This makes me wonder if my Mom still has Grandpa's money collection. Bills and coins from all over the world, nothing newer than 65-70 years old. There were even some old wooden coins that I think are WWII Japanese money.
I too used to collect coins, though I don't know when or why I got out of it. I had a few of those steel pennies, but my crown jewel I came into by accident: I was probably 8 years old or so, and went to the neighborhood grocery. I bought a Dr. Pepper and a candy bar, and gave Mrs. Berger a dollar. She handed me a silver half-dollar as change (that dates me a tad, huh?). I was disappointed at first, then looked closely at it: a 1964 JFK silver half dollar--the real silver edition. Years later, I sold it for $45.
I still look at coins, but I don't collect them. If I find something interesting, I pass it along to someone who does collect.
This makes me wonder if my Mom still has Grandpa's money collection. Bills and coins from all over the world, nothing newer than 65-70 years old. There were even some old wooden coins that I think are WWII Japanese money.