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Today I would like to post several more items from my metal detecting adventures over the years.
Here we have several teens era German one, five and ten Pfennig coins and one Polish ten Croszy coin dated 1923.
enjoy.
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I love the post but I hated the pfennig coins when I lived in Germany. You always had a pocket full of them, just like pennies here. But I have good memories attached to it also.
Thanks for sharing and waking up old memories.
Thank you very much for the nice comments fhrjr2 & BELLIN68. I lived in Germany myself for two years, compliments of the U. S. Army, remember well. As for the memories, you are very welcome, my friend.
Thank you very much for the love kerry10456 and for visiting.
Thnk you very much walksoftly for the love and for visiting.