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I was gifted the coin (and bill) collection of my Father in Law, it looks like mostly WWII era money, with a decent supply of Nazi coins. Some of them are quite corroded, but I imagine they weren't working with the best metals towards the end  A bunch of occupied Japan coins and bills too. I'll see if I can dig them out and take some photos.
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Someone in my wife's family a while back was into coin collecting. The coins (and paper money) made it to my Father In Law, and then me. There doesn't really seem to be a theme to them, but there is a lot of pre-war, WWII and immediate post-war coins and bills. No scanner right now, and any photos of the coins I took looks like they were taken with a potato, so it's just the bills for now. Here's what I was given. All the coins are in little sleeves and I have no idea if that's the best way to store them. Probably not?  Pre-Mao China (probably?)  Imperial Japan?  Occupied Philippines  French!  German!  No idea!  Still no idea!  The collection is super neat, but all over the place. How do people display coins?
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Mar 31, 2015 01:21
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Super Aggro Crag posted:Got any Morgans or Peaces? Believe it or not, there is no American money. Tokens, and chits and souvenir "wooden nickels" not no real coins
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Mar 31, 2015 01:30
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meat police posted:So most dipped out from previous deals and sent off their spoils to PCGS to sell off at an insanely higher rate. Set up a huge debate of the legitimacy of the common handshake deal. Gadsden flag waving silverbug libertarians getting a taste of their own medicine.
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