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Posted 11 years ago
huey
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found these large one cent pieces in my grandfaters old safe along with
hundreds more. the dates are 1827,1848 and 1857.what i caint figure out is why i have so many with holes drilled in them.
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Possibly once attached to a coin bracelet.
We have these also. Once they are punched out they are about worthless.
I have several old British coins like this as well.
They are so common that I have used more current 1's to make the swivel medallions that cover the assembly bolt holes at the foot of beds I've made for myself. The coin with 2 holes are also made to put a string etc. thru & the fact that they are drilled where it will stay level shows that.
The biggest reason to punch holes in them were to hang them from a rope, so not to loose them while out. Parents mostly did this for their children to not loose the hard earned money.
maybe i should punch holes in my money,it seems i have a hard time holding on to it also