1717: YEAR BY YEAR PROJECT: looking for 1717

[uthminsta]

1921. Czechoslovakia 50 haleru (first year of coins for that country), Mauritius 2 cent, and an iron Germany 5 pfennig.

[spacemanX]

1920
CUBA 40 centavos (silver)
Italy 20 centesimi

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[uthminsta]

Nice coins. Here's a 1919 Peruvian centavo, with a nice little green scan blip on there...

[spacemanX]

nice coin, keeping with the italy theme. 1918 20 centesimi

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[wheatie_fan]

[uthminsta]

i have a good group of coins for 1916. but when i got home from work today, my computer had crashed. we have three other computers in the house, so that's not a problem... i sincerely hope there is a way to save my files. years and years of stuff... ugh...

[spacemanX]

i have a good group of coins for 1916. but when i got home from work today, my computer had crashed. we have three other computers in the house, so that's not a problem... i sincerely hope there is a way to save my files. years and years of stuff... ugh...

Good luck on the computer. patience is a virtue, but it comes too slow!!!

[uthminsta]

Guess what! The strangest thing happened. The computer wouldn't boot at ALL, and I had to go to the "rescue screen" at startup. It didn't give me an option to restore to any previous point, the only option I had was to fully reset. That meant losing all the installed software, and more importantly, all those thousands of documents, family photos, and other "user files" that I had accumulated on the computer for the last few years.

So... I was speaking at a youth ministry event this weekend, and I wasn't even home to work on my computer on Friday or today. So I contacted my PC-fixin genius friend, and he said to bring it to church on Sunday. I came home this afternoon and saw that the computer was fixed.
What.
The.
Heck.
Oh, let me mention that the computer guy did NOT come and fix the computer. And my wife hadn't done it either. No one else was here... so again... what the heck?

Let me share my joy in one small way, by showing you some coins. Here are a handful from 1916. A French 10 centimes, iron German 10 pfennig, Indian one-twelfth anna, Peruvian centavo, and a Swedish 2 ore.

[uthminsta]

Oops, forgot this purdy straggler. A nice Netherlands two-and-a-half cent.

[spacemanX]

Glad to see you back up and running
Blessings to you!

[uthminsta]

Thanks. I've backed up all my files to Google Drive and Dropbox, so now I'm just wondering if this hard drive is gonna crash and burn or not.
So anyway, here's 1915. German pfennig, Hungarian 10 filler, and a cleaned Mexican centavo.

[uthminsta]

How about one a little better condition than the fifteens! Here's a nice 1914 Guernesey eight doubles.

[spacemanX]

lets take a spending trip to great britian

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[uthminsta]

You're gonna see more and more of those British coins as we go, at least from my collection. I've held off for the first 100 years, but eventually that's the only stuff I have for a lot of years. Here's a handful from 1912: two from Ceylon, two from Germany, Greek 20 lepta, French 5 centimes, and a Serbian 20 para.

[uthminsta]

One of my recent finds! 1911D Lincoln...

[spacemanX]

One of my recent finds! 1911D Lincoln...

Very nice, i remember you mentioning it on the tracking forum. congrats. also like the Gernsey 1914.
2010 on the way later tonight

[Rodebaugh]

1910 crusty ol cent.

[Rodebaugh]

New orleans 1909 Gold

[uthminsta]

Purdy stuff, Doc. And the gold ain't so bad, either!

[spacemanX]

very nice 1909!!
1908 from canada

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[spacemanX]

1907A Germany 10 pfennig

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[uthminsta]

1906 Mexico. A couple varieties of the centavo, and a nearly slick dos centavos. I like old Mexican copper/bronze.

[Nickelmeister]

I call dibs on the 1904!

[barrytrot]

[Nickelmeister]