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WOW!!! I need to spend more cash!!

Well that's morbid but the obverse is interesting!

Good information. Thank you for sharing.

When you flip the coin over on the horizontal axis (i.e. hold the coin by the left and right sides, then rotate it so the bottom goes over the top), does the image stay in the correct orientation?

Whatcha looking for?

Welcome to Coinpeople! What a nice find! I haven't seen one of those in years.

Very nice What don't you like about them?

Hmm... Can't see the pic!

Pennies minted before 1982 are exclusively copper which means they'll stick to a magnet, too.

Really like that last one

Lovely enameling

Hmm... I'm not an error coin expert, but I would pay money for that! 

Agree. I didn't even consider that Russia could have coins this old

Love the obverse

A late entry: October 11, 2018 - History of the British penny (1714-1901) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_British_penny_(1714–1901)

The article covers a lot of unfamiliar ground to me, so I can't speak to it. But I've always loved these cartwheel designs!!

Hi Rowellcents! Welcome to CoinPeople.com! Sorry for the delayed response!

Have you found CopperCoins.com yet? They have a cool feature (http://www.coppercoins.com/advsearch.php) that lets you search for dates for special die varieties. They show pictures with the indicators to look for (like... "there is a crack between columns 3 and 4 in the Lincoln Memorial"). You might find some answers there!

Stunning. All stunning.

Nice shine!

These are fantastic medals. How did I not see this post earlier!

Oooh, I really like that!

Incredible!

Very cool!!

Great tokens!

Happy birthday to our leader!!! Hope it is a fantastic one!!

Well this is fantastic. Can you tell us more about it? Do you have a collection of these?

Welcome to CoinPeople!