Wow Holy Moly what amazing finds this morning

[Mytoys]

Holy moly check this out my favorite machine did not disappoint.
Wow what an excellent haul history wise I am speechless.
SILVER 1963 Dime, 1953 copper one pice, 1923 bronze coin, 1967 Australlia, 1973 Russian coin, 1950 D copper Germany.
These were found on floor around the machine seemed like that the person was in a hurry to get in get the cash and get out. Probably never took rejected coins in tray must of had amazing coins in that try, probably a store employee grabbed those quickly.
My cleaned up coins, I did clean the 1923 Brass Coin. As the numistic value is no big deal maybe at beast a couple dollars so no big deal to clean.

 

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[UnderMiner]

The coin star free-to-play slot machine is better than the cassino. 😄👍

 

[Sandog]

Great start to your day.

 

[Mytoys]

The coin star free-to-play slot machine is better than the cassino. 😄👍

The coin star free-to-play slot machine is better than the cassino. 😄👍

Yes and these found on floor around the machine seem that the person was in a hurry to get in get the cash and get out. Probably never took rejected coins in tray must of had amazing coins in that try, probably a store employee grabbed those quickly.

 

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...SILVER 1963 Dime, 1953 copper one pence, 1923 brass coin, 1967 Australlia, 1973 Russian coin, 1950...

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[Red-Coat]

Amazing what people try to put into these machines.

Incidentally, the 1953 ‘one pence’ from India is ‘one pice’ (1/64th of a rupee); the ‘brass’ 1923 British farthing is actually bronze; the 1950 ‘Dutch’ coin is a German 1 pfennig (BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND means Federal Republic of Germany) and it has a ‘D’ mintmark for Munich above the value ‘1’.

 

[Mytoys]

Amazing what people try to put into these machines.

Incidentally, the 1953 ‘one pence’ from India is ‘one pice’ (1/64th of a rupee); the ‘brass’ 1923 British farthing is actually bronze; the 1950 ‘Dutch’ coin is a German 1 pfennig (BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND means Federal Republic of Germany) and it has a ‘D’ mintmark for Munich above the value ‘1’.

Yes ty I ment to make the correction before, but did just update the post thank you again.