BullBat
Jr. Member
I worked over the front yard of an old ranch house that had been razed in the 60's. Three savers were put in the bag.
A Zee Toys Ranger (No. 1114) cap gun, a ball point pen showing the old exchange name phone number (example: MD 9-999) in the advertisement, and a UK 1921 George V bronze penny (the size of our 50 cent piece but half of the width.)
How is it that I work hard to find old US coins and up pops a seasoned British coin?? Maybe someone from the royal island could give an opinion as to this coin being anything special other than for the date?
A Zee Toys Ranger (No. 1114) cap gun, a ball point pen showing the old exchange name phone number (example: MD 9-999) in the advertisement, and a UK 1921 George V bronze penny (the size of our 50 cent piece but half of the width.)
How is it that I work hard to find old US coins and up pops a seasoned British coin?? Maybe someone from the royal island could give an opinion as to this coin being anything special other than for the date?
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