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Anyone Know What This Is? ANSWERED!
OAKSTAR
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I found it in a roll of halves. It's about the size of a small dollar.
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Greece 10 Drachmes. The date would be split around the denomination: XX 10 YY
10 Drachmes from Greece.
Is it silver?
That was fast! Thanks @airplanenut Thanks @IkesT
@MWallace - I don't know. The date would probably answer that question. No idea what the date is.
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So it should look something like this.
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Bank rep told me that more and more coin rolls are being stacked with slugs, foreign coins, etc to make a few bucks
Copper-nickel.
You wouldn't believe the junk I'm finding in rolls. It must be walking in over the southern border!
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when I was still a kid, I used to work in grease for a couple years, I was a mechanic.
You mean like this? 🤣 😉
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It's Greek to me!
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Is it silver?> @OAKSTAR said:
Or it "DID" look something like that.