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Francis Leroy Henning was a South Jersey machinist who made copy dies from pocket change nickels. He started a vending machine route and mixed his nickels in with the real ones, then cashed them in a… (View Post)

Picked this one up this morning (out of the dirt) (View Post)

I’ve asked cashiers in stores that question.. clueless… (View Post)

Curiously, almost No One can tell you what’s on the back of a dime. Try it. (View Post)

Keep in mind the first class letter postage rate in 1942 was three cents. Letters, including APO, were sent in Much greater volume than today. (View Post)