rsraghead

Actualy I'm going thru that roll between postings today. Seems to be a few culls but most VG or better Will be pics tommorow. My wife got it for me when she stopped at the flea market yesterday, but she won't tell me what she paid

I still love the Canadian penny. It is a shame they quit producing them.

Here is a 1944 Philipines one centavo

Here is a 1895 Heller

Here is a 1944 Philipines one centavo

A 1931 and 1932 Canadian

I like it!!!!

A nice chocolate Canadian

Heres a couple of toned Canadian

They were also considering a once a year printed book

I hope I answered your question. I beleive if pricing was rated on the number of coins used that even some novices have coins they are proud enough of to pay a nominal fee to have posted in print side by side with the great collections

If involved iñ a store, yes. People veiwing the quality of my collection would speak volumes as to my knowledge of the coins I sold. As a member of a club, yes. It is my opinion that people as a whole like to be affiliated with high standards of greatness. If I had a substantial collection I would look for any place to show it off. Compared to the cost of thr coins, the cost of having them published would be negligible. As a novice collector no. Not enough high quality coins.

he may be like me and it telling him hes used all his upload space

I think it will work. Seeing what otherd have tends to make you work harder at getting your own

So many fake kopeks that i had to point out real

and the little russian(real) 10. Lol

i love the ceylon cent

This roll is my favorite!!!!! Every penny in it has feathers

I will post more coppers later today

YEP!!!!!!!!!

thanks!!! I now haave a much better graspp of it than I ever had Makes me glad that I dont have to deal with it too. I would probablly be the guy with a pocket full of money that nobody wanted.

couldnt figure it out. thanx

Id guess the first one then. its the diameeter as any other, just thicker with a deeper rim. However the inside is thinner

Here is a 1971 new penny error, both sides look cap die error. Notice the rims

Now a couple of half-pennies. The old one is from 1900