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Norfolk Public Library Index of Websites Coin Collecting Coin and Currency Collections. From the Department of Special Collections at the University of Notre Dame Libraries. This site contains information about Early American currency from wampum to Spanish American gold ingots and the Continental dollar. There are also glimpses of future exhibits which include Confederate currency and a Nineteenth Century American token collection. Coin Guide - Introduction to Collecting Coins. By Q. David Bowers, author of A Buyer's Guide to the Rare Coin Market , this site discusses buying and selling coins, coin grading, bidding and selling at auction. United States Mint. State-by-state schedule for the release of quarters in the 1999-2008 "50 State Quarters Program." Return to NPL Home Page

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// prevent FOUC The 1943 Copper Penny The most notable and probably the most talked about coin in the history of collecting is the 1943 Copper Penny. This Lincoln Head one-cent piece was actually made of a copper alloy, called bronze, and although there are many coins considered more rare, none have achieved the notoriety that this coin has. What about this coin has distinguished itself above all others? In the June issue of the “Numismatist,” 1947, it was reported that a Dr. Conrad Ottelin had discovered a 1943 bronze Lincoln Head cent. A few weeks before Dr. Ottelin’s discovery, Don Lutes, Jr., a 16 year old from Pittsfield, MA, found one in his change from the high school cafeteria. Then in 1958, a boy named Marvin Beyer also found the 1943 bronze cent. With the publicity from all three finds, and estimates that these coins could sell for at least 5 figures (at that time) at auction, a national frenzy was created. Every man, woman and child sifted through their pocket change looking for their fortune. Everyone knew the U.S. Mint manufactured only the zinc-coated steel cents (“Steelies”) in 1943, so what’s the story behind the ’43 coppers? Coin Questions?  contact Ed at

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