i don't noodle but these came into my possession of late ...
2001 20 cents - in change
1927 penny - under a house
cook is. - a grannies drawer in england
1913 - ditto
so i'll toss 'em into the cigar box for whenever !
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is the 1927 an Indian die?
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='83516' dateline='1452251378'is the 1927 an Indian die?
dunno ..... maybe you/someone could tell us from these pics(iPhone) whilst i do some research on it later ;)
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It's a London Duggee, here's a couple of markers. The Indian's denticles align with the stroke of the N and align between them at the colon.
(http://www.australian-coins.net/gallery/albums/userpics/11067/duggee1.jpg)
thanks uni
i was not expecting a treasure but coming across something like this while working on a building site is good and just 1 day i might hit the jackpot :yahoo:
also i learnt something today
now its wine o'clock :D:blush:
thanks duggee it was worth having a look
found these down in the back shed with the slides of my '77 tour.
gee i' m a hoarder :P:D back then these were kept as a souvenir and as most things eventually do , get tossed or 'stored'
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i'll keep them and put them with other coins & notes i have collected from my travels