I don’t know why, but I’m obsessed with the odd denominated coins of our past. Particularly two cent and three cent pieces. They’re just so cool and, well, Read More
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Two Cent Peculiarities
| 09/02/2014
Odd/Error Archive
Coin News
Coins to Help Fund a Movie?
| 08/26/2014
I got an interesting email this afternoon I thought I’d share with you guys. Figured much more succinct and interesting to see in this form than doing an Read More
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Old Coins in a Tilt Arcade Game?
| 08/20/2014
Good afternoon fellow coin lovers! Whatchy’all been up to lately? Get any kick-ass coins while I’ve been away? Tell us all about them in the comments below. Or Read More
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The World’s Smallest Coin?
| 06/07/2014
Say hello to my new little friend! A 1 and 1/2 Pence piece from Great Britain, circa 1836! And, quite frankly, the tiniest coin I’ve ever seen before… Read More
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Victory Penny
| 05/26/2014
Happy Memorial Day, everyone!! I thought it would be fitting to share with you today my 1945 encased penny I received from my coin friend/mentor last week :) Read More
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1892 Columbian Exposition Half Dollar [Rotated Die Error?]
| 04/23/2014
I was moving some coins around from my “Binder” collection, and as I picked up this 1892 Columbian Exposition Commemorative half dollar, I realized the reverse (back) of Read More
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Susan B. Awesome
| 04/06/2014
Picked up a few interesting pieces this weekend while out yard saling! One of which threw me for a loop – that beautiful Susan. B. Anthony dollar pictured Read More
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How to Appreciate Your Coins More
| 03/24/2014
I thought I’d share with you today something else I do with my coins after I pick them up in a trade or buy/etc. I recently blogged about Read More
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Batch of Old U.S. Coins from 1800s
| 03/21/2014
Oh man, I had a KILLER time last night meeting up with a fellow coin collector for a few hours. There’s nothing like chatting about coins over some Read More
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Error, Error, Error
| 03/17/2014
I picked up my first 3 error coins! Mistakes from the mint that accidentally went into circulation (until an intrigued person/collector came across it and happily scooped it Read More