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I thought I would create a version of foreign finds for 2020 for people who finds coins who should not be in their change.
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Quote: "ellemerob"Earlier in the year I received a Thai 10 baht coin instead of a two euro coin. I wasn't impressed with that one.I heard that scammers replace 2 Euro coins with coins such as the 10 baht coin due to their similar dimensions but much lower value. Does this often happen to you?
Quote: "legowwwww"found a lot of new coins this year so here's my listYou found 2,000 dollars?
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8. US 2000 dollar
Quote: "Cerulean"Due to COVID, my use of coinage this year is far below normal levels, and so too is my tally of foreign finds.Why? There's no evidence the CoViD is transmitted on coins. It's the same risk at taking in a door knob.
Quote: "ngdawa"I am only leaving my house only a few times a month. Most of my purchases have been online, where cash isn't a practical option. For in-store purchases, I'm still using my credit card; since there is a nationwide coin shortage, businesses I visit are asking customers to limit cash payments to those times when they have exact change only.
Quote: "Cerulean"Due to COVID, my use of coinage this year is far below normal levels, and so too is my tally of foreign finds.Why? There's no evidence the CoViD is transmitted on coins. It's the same risk at taking in a door knob.
Quote: "Cerulean"I see. It's good you play it safe mate, both for your sake and others in your surrouding.Quote: "ngdawa"I am only leaving my house only a few times a month. Most of my purchases have been online, where cash isn't a practical option. For in-store purchases, I'm still using my credit card; since there is a nationwide coin shortage, businesses I visit are asking customers to limit cash payments to those times when they have exact change only.Quote: "Cerulean"Due to COVID, my use of coinage this year is far below normal levels, and so too is my tally of foreign finds.Why? There's no evidence the CoViD is transmitted on coins. It's the same risk at taking in a door knob.
Quote: "ngdawa"Cany speak for the whole country, but it’s also going on in SI and most of Texas.
Quote: "Cerulean"I see. It's good you play it safe mate, both for your sake and others in your surrouding.
Quote: "ngdawa"I am only leaving my house only a few times a month. Most of my purchases have been online, where cash isn't a practical option. For in-store purchases, I'm still using my credit card; since there is a nationwide coin shortage, businesses I visit are asking customers to limit cash payments to those times when they have exact change only.
Quote: "Cerulean"Due to COVID, my use of coinage this year is far below normal levels, and so too is my tally of foreign finds.Why? There's no evidence the CoViD is transmitted on coins. It's the same risk at taking in a door knob.
I've heard many people talking about the coin shortage, but I yet haven't foubd any sources to really confirm it. Is it just regional shortages, or is it really a nation wide one?
Quote: "Anita Gupta"Is there a way to identify a coin if a share a pic of an unknown coin. I have an old coin from Mughal period around 1500-1540 AD and I cannot read the language written on it.Welcome to Numista. This is the General discussion board. Please post your question on the coin Identification and valuations board.https://en.numista.com/forum/forum12.html
kindly help!
Quote: "ngdawa"lol I mean the 2000 sakagawea dollar
Quote: "legowwwww"found a lot of new coins this year so here's my listYou found 2,000 dollars?
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8. US 2000 dollar
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