coins with special meaning
silverpop
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i'll gather some here have coins that have special meaning to them that would never be sold
my 1943d US silver war nickel has special meaning to me as 1943 was when my mom was born
this 1932d Wheat penny given to me by my wife's sister
1944 US/Philippine silver 10 centavo reminds me of my marriage two very different cultures mixed into one
yeah i know odd way to look at select coins but that is why these will not be sold
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The Morgan Dollar in my type set was given to me by my grandfather when I was 12 years old. I'll not part with it.
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Wow, love those stories, thanks for sharing !!!
Gift from my Dad. Perfect fit for my core collection. He knew exactly what to get. I think it's the only coin anyone has actually given me.
If I were foolish enough to let this one go it'll never come back so it's here to stay. LM Plate coin and the residing king of the core collection.
Obtained from a mentor, friend and forum member. Perfect addition to the core collection.
Was mine, then a friend's, now mine again. Holding until his sons are old enough to understand and appreciate it.
When my wife was pregnant with my first son I made on offer on this coin via ebay. My wife had to be rushed to the hospital due to complications from the pregnancy. We thought that my son would never make it here. While we were at the hospital I was notified that the seller accepted my offer. My son did make it. He will be turning 4 tomorrow.
cool stories and coins
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1942/1 dime received in change by my grandfather on his coffee break. He was such a gentleman that he told the cashier that she had given him a valuable coin and offered to let her keep it (even though he was a coin collector.)
Fortunately, she thanked him and told him to keep it for himself.
I inherited it along with other coins he pulled from circulation to pass the time in his hardware store.
I wouldnt trade it for a million dollars.
Memory is priceless
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agreed those coins given to us by family are very important in some special way to us
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