The Country Club Thread

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wwjd_kilden

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that's typical.....
 
resurrection33

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So you Norwegians will have to stop putting holes in your money.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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I don't do it, the uh coin- making factory does it
 
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christiancollegegirl

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I have Astrids 5 NOK in a dish with all my other foregin money. I want to add more to my collection. Res, you can send me some American money to add to my bank account.
 
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christiancollegegirl said:
I have Astrids 5 NOK in a dish with all my other foregin money. I want to add more to my collection. Res, you can send me some American money to add to my bank account.
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I have eleven foreign coins from the early 1900s, but they don't seem to be worth much and I think I will hold on to them.
 
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ChristianTeen

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I have an 1854 American penny..:)
 
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I have a large cent collection. I have one from each year from 1816-1857.

What condition is your cent in?
 
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christiancollegegirl

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I have about 30 cents in pennies in my purse.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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Sadly. no.
 
resurrection33

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Most anything you find in your pocket won't be worth much anyway. There are too many coin collectors grabbing all the valuable coins.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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Yea, I figured as much.
 
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But you could still start a coin collection. Go to a coin store and pick up some coin folders. Then start saving coins. Get the best coin for each date and mint mark (and design). Don't clean coins (that damages them).
 
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ChristianTeen

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resurrection33 said:
I have a large cent collection. I have one from each year from 1816-1857.

What condition is your cent in?
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It's chipped on the edges, and a little worn but you can still see the year on it and most of the coin's features..
 
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It's chipped on the edges, and a little worn but you can still see the year on it and most of the coin's features..
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Without looking at a price list, coins like that in G-4 (good) condition are probably worth about $18 on the retail market. G-4 means it’s well worn, but the chips on the edges might disqualify the coin from being a G-4.
 
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ChristianTeen

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Lol, thanks for the info. I don't know much about collecting coins and only have it because I found it when helping a friend clean out their grandma's house (after her grandma died) and kept it. I didn't realize how old it was until recently. :p I think I'll keep it until it's retail price goes up some more. :D
 
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It could be worth more than I suggested, but if a coin is damaged, it loses significant value. The better condition it is in, the more it is worth. What's really important is how rare it is.
 
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ChristianTeen

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I'll look into it.. :)

*put her coin away and goes to the kitchen to find a snack*
 
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