1920 found in circulation

mrpaseo

I received a 1920 and 1936 Lincoln Cent from Wallyworld today. I have to say, that is the earliest coin I have seen in circulation.

I assume these were received from a roll since there were two in the same draw. I had some icecream so I could not go back to ask to exchange some more coins...

(The icecream was for my Daughters 13th Birthday today).

JupitarCoins

Thats a neat find. The oldest I found was a regular 1909 Lincoln cent.

lordmarcovan

<< <i>Thats a neat find. The oldest I found was a regular 1909 Lincoln cent. >>

Ditto. And my 1909 was plain, Fair to AG, and it was 1976 when I found it.

Barbercoin

Hi Ray.

Excellent find. I'm going to Walmart tomorrow.

Say happy b'day to the youngin

WoodenJefferson

We don't use that acronym "Wallyworld" (I was thinking National Lampoon's Vacation with Marty Moose) but soon figured out it was Wal-Mart. Down here in South Texas, if you go, you're going to Wal-Marts.

tmoneyeagles

Oldest for me is roll searching, and a wheatie from the 40's...
Those are pretty early coins to be found at walmart!
Congrats

TennesseeDave

Cool circulation finds.I also have a 13 yr. old daughter.

WaterSport

Got a 1948 today -and spent it.

Ws

FredF

Got a 1941 on Sunday at a noodle restaurant taking the kids out for lunch. It's why I like paying cash for things, never know what you'll get in change.

Got my first DC quarter last week as well - the 2009 coins taking forever to get into circulation it seems.

fc

<< <i>Thats a neat find. The oldest I found was a regular 1909 Lincoln cent. >>



ditto. found last year.

ProofArtworkonCircs

<<We don't use that acronym "Wallyworld" (I was thinking National Lampoon's Vacation with Marty Moose) but soon figured out it was Wal-Mart. Down here in South Texas, if you go, you're going to Wal-Marts.>>

I thought he really meant Wallyworld, the vacation spot.
Does anybody know where the final empty parking lot scene was filmed? The trees really looked like far northern spruce.

WoodenJefferson

Magic Mountain's close proximity to Los Angeles, the hub of the American film and television industry, has resulted in its appearance in several productions, usually representing a park other than itself. In 1982, Magic Mountain became the fictional "Walley World" for National Lampoon's Vacation, with scenes featuring Revolution and Colossus (each using fictional names).

NumisOxide

<< <i><<We don't use that acronym "Wallyworld" (I was thinking National Lampoon's Vacation with Marty Moose) but soon figured out it was Wal-Mart. Down here in South Texas, if you go, you're going to Wal-Marts.>>

I thought he really meant Wallyworld, the vacation spot.
Does anybody know where the final empty parking lot scene was filmed? The trees really looked like far northern spruce. >>


Me too!

tjkillian

I just got a 1952 quarter (Fine) in a roll today. It is the first silver quarter I have received in change in 20 years.