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Plucked from circulation between 1963 and 1966 while I was in the Cub Scouts, this is the oldest Lincoln cent in my original collection that still shows traces of mint luster. (View Post)

In 1982, my grandmother gave me this mason jar of wheat cents that she had pulled from her pocket change during the '60s and early '70s. I remember searching them for scarcer dates but foun… (View Post)

The way collecting used to be and should be… no slabs, stickers, and fancy labels, just the coins in their album. Very nice set with a great story to boot! (View Post)

I've had this set more than half my lifetime ... coins still appear like the day it was assembled. (View Post)

... Sold most of my gold at $3500. Very happy with all the sales. Yep. I unloaded nearly all of my gold last August and didn't care one bit when it started to climb a couple of weeks later. Had … (View Post)