Nostalgia Tripping

Not sure why I bothered keeping all of these. I should probably keep just the few that I really like and get rid of the rest.

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Also, I wouldn't mind hearing about them coins, sir.

Ha, we still have a ton of those too. In fact, I think I have one of every Teeny Beany from McDonald's, still in the wrappings. I used to collect all the different dogs, and I'm not even a fan of dogs.

My dad handed off his coin collection to me back when I was in elementary school. I only added to it for a few years. I've got a solid collection of Indian Head pennies. Some of my favorite individual ones are the few Mercury dimes I have, various Liberty Head half dollars, quarters, dimes, and three-cent pieces, a proof set with a bicentennial quarter, half dollar, and dollar coin. Not my favorites, but still interesting: a penny from 1817 (which is about an inch and a fourth in diameter- bigger than a modern quarter), a three-cent piece that's smaller than a dime from 1852, some sitting and standing Liberty coins.

I have quite a few gorgeous Liberty Heads, but no camera than can detail them in justice.

@ Hazzy
Because I used some stupid online "use your webcam to take pictures" thing. No one in my family has bothered to get a digital camera, and don't get me started on my prehistoric phone. Although that's partly my fault since I don't like to dispose of things and upgrade until they break.