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I remember an older gentleman in the nursing home,, telling me a story that he heard when he was a child about a school that clipped coins for the blind and failing eyesight, I don’t know how true it is. It’s all hearsay, the more of the clippings, the higher the currency
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They were coming up with the first design of a stop sign 😉
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Mine isn't nearly as cool as this but one time I dug a 1910 wheat that was clipped into a square
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Looks cooler than a regular largie 😊
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7 slivers of copper were required to complete the circuit of the Flux Capacitor. Marty and Jennifer stopped by to check in on her great, great, great, great, great grandfather on her mother's side, Grampy Degrau.
If you find the tire tracks from the Delorean, they will lead you to a bucket full of gold somewhere between Roanoke and Sault Ste. Marie where they stopped for lunch.
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Someone copied a UK 50 pence piece 200 years previously. Great find.
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They cut the sides to get metal clippings, that is why we have ridges on coins these days, but the cuts are way to deep, so it would make sense why this is more on a token than a person trying to collect metal
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Some who are visually impaired have been known to alter money or fold their bills in a certain way to differentiate between denominations.
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Maybe a mint test coin, could you imagine 😮😮
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some large cents were altered into octagonal shapes, often by being holed and filed or by being produced as a trust token for enslaved people, which was a custom practice rather than an official minting
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... or if a lead slug,, perhaps to differentiate coins of similar size in one's pocket w/o looking(very advantages)
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Just the thickness of the coin is interesting
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Back then they had a test of who could make our currency the most creative.
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"Trust Coin" Popular with the Freemasons. Possibly a "copper head", ca 1860 - 1865.
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I'm thinking love token? Obviously it must have never been engraved, unless you see that too at some point. Super cool!
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It’s possibly a love token, under British rule, defacing the King, or Queen‘s image was considered treason and punishable by death. Defacing a coin and giving it to your love interest was the ultimate gift, if she threw it away, then she wasn’t interested.
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Brothel chip
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Possibly, they made it their good luck coin‼️🙂
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They were making “ small “ change 😁
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@HappyQuailsLC
2 months ago
If it was a precious metal, it was commonplace among ancient coins for people to withhold or scavenge value by clipping coins. But I agree, it is more likely a token with its shape waacintended to distinguish it from a coin, given that it is bronze.
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