Post a Coin That You Have and Like with Little to No Numismatic Value

[Mr. Smith Guesser]

I like this 1935 Buffalo nickel because of its pitch black color. It's so black, I could hardly get a photo of it. It's kind of hard to see exactly how black it really is. But believe me, this Buffalo is blacker than night.

 

 

I'd put a numismatic value on this black beauty at a whopping $0.30.

[mikew148]

My grandfather had a small pouch that he carried with him daily. It had three coins in it - a 1900 Canadian Large Cent, an 1897 Cent from the Netherlands and a 1945 Walker.

 

Here's the 45 Half - it's my mothers birth year. It's just a well circulated common date Walker with no numismatic value - to me it's priceless......

 

 

PS - I'm glad you started this thread. I haven't looked at these coins in a couple of years and there's now some spots of verdigris to be dealt with.

 

 

[joeyuk]

I bought this for my dad about 45 years ago. The first coin I ever purchased, I was about 6.

It has an internal cud I guess. Dealer called it an alligator nickel.

 

 

 

[BKW]

Found this in change a couple of years ago.

 

[rrantique]

[dadams]

I wrote the below as a Journal Entry on 9/21/2012

16 Cents / 1 Nickel / 1 Dime / $3.50 in Quarters and 2 One Dollar Bills

 

The list above was the contents of my Uncle's pockets on the day he passed away a little over a week ago. Amongst the Lincoln Cents was this old worn out Wheat Cent. I think I'll just hang on to it.

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