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This is some of my coin collection that I have built up since I was a lad, 40 years ago. There are coins from many countries which have been given to me over th...
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This is some of my coin collection that I have built up since I was a lad, 40 years ago. There are coins from many countries which have been given to me over the years, and a lot of them are many decades old. My oldest is a German coin made in 1855. It's nice to own a piece of the past. Something from currencies or even countries that no longer exist!
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