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We have many thousands of cities, towns and unincorporated places in this still great country.

I was looking at a map of an area in North Carolina where I worked one summer during my college years- a very long time ago. I saw an unincorporated area in the northeast part of the state east of Elizabeth City and Camden, both where I worked.

The name of the community? Are you ready for this? How about Coinjock, NC!!!!

Wow- what a name! I wonder if there are many coin collectors there. The community is probably too small to have any coin dealers.

Does anyone else know of any names of places that make you think of coin collecting?

P.S. Two communities just west of Coinjock are called Old Trap and Riddle. Man, they sure have some unusual names in that part of the country!

Nothing to do with coins, but just outside of Richmond VA are towns called Short Pump and Goochland.

West Virginia has towns named Hurricane and Tornado.

Silver Springs, MD
Golden, CO
Lincoln, NE
Copper City, MI
Pennytown, MO

And you can buy a house on Bullion Drive...in Carson City, NV
(of course)

Silver Coast, Portugal

Morgantown, WV

silverflake wrote:Morgantown, WV

Penny b.c.

Nickleville, va

Quartertown..county cork.

Silver dollar city.,Branson .

Carson city nv... stretching on that one.

Fort Eisenhower ga

silverflake wrote:Morgantown, WV

St. Guadens, France

Cheapside, Texas I like metals for face!

Old Dime Box, Texas

Mabank, Texas

Ben Franklin, Texas

Ike, Texas

Barber, CA

Doubloon Lake, Ontario, Canada

Silver City, NM

Platinum, Alaska

sparechange wrote:Cheapside, Texas I like metals for face!

Old Dime Box, Texas

Mabank, Texas

Ben Franklin, Texas

Ike, Texas

5 places in one state- wow! Of course, as big as Texas is, these places are likely hundreds of miles apart from each other.