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Greg from Mi.

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Have I came across another thing to collect???
I love the "thrill of the hunt" of collecting things. To fill in the missing space is a hunt in it self.
I have about 10 elongated pennies and keep them in a folder. Up until today I thought they were just pennies made into elongated pennies by a machine in the last 10 to 20 years. After finding my Chicago worlds fair elongated penny dated 1934 I looked it up on the computer to find they started making pennies into elongated pennies in 1892
Heres a link if your interested
Greg from Mi.

http://www.pennycollector.com/history.html
 
Heres my collection. 7 of the 13 I found detecting. now it will be 8 out of 14 when I put my worlds fair penny in the folder ( not pictured here )
Greg from Mi.
 
metal-detecting a terrific hobby as it leads to so much .....like studying about what you find and searching for info on relics and misc. found and places to find them! Never a dull moment, especially when you have to clean all those coins and etc. :detecting: :detecting: :twodetecting: :blink: :rolleyes:

God Bless & Happy Hunting!
Betty
 
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