A story from the Penny Lady herself (#CCBoost)
Early on in my life as a child, we were very poor. My mom didn't work and my grandma shopped at thrifts stores and found frugal ways to obtain things. We did our own laundry by hand on a washboard, made huge vats of stews for family meals, spent our recreational time in public parks or playing in the yard. I didn't have alot of toys or personal belongings. But I did have a penny jar. Where I saved whatever little money I earned.
One day my uncle noticed my collection and told me "ya know, there are some pennies worth more than others?". He told me about wheat pennies. From then on, I started trying to find and collect them.
Many years later my grandma passed away. Then my other grandma passed away. She too, was from the old country and saw value in everything.
Suddenly, everywhere I went, pennies showed up. On the street, bouncing off counters at the register, etc. I thought it was strange. I picked them up and took note of the year and checked to see if there was anything unusual about them. Went home and threw them in a jar, to later cash them into a coin machine for paper money.
One day I read a story very similar to mine. It was about In God We Trust. The US Treasury puts those words on all our US Currency. For good reason I suppose.
It reminds us to Trust in God and he will Provide. I guess that was my Family's Way of Reminding me to be Humble and Trust God and myself in all I do.
1914 Indian Head Gold Eagle $20,000
1914 D Indian Head Gold Eagle $20,000
1901 S Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1899 S Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1897 Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1897 S Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1896 Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1895 S Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1889 Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1883 S Liberty Head Double Eagle $20,000
1825 Capped Bust Quarter $19,568
1828 Capped Bust Quarter $19,163
1908 S St Gaudens Double Eagle $18,800
1805 Draped Bust Quarter $18,531
1858 S Liberty Seated Dime $18,500
1921 Walking Liberty Half Dollar $18,000
1895 S Morgan Silver Dollar $18,000
1896 S Morgan Silver Dollar $18,000
1916 Standing Liberty Quarter $18,000
1911 S Indian Head Gold Eagle $18,000
1842 Liberty Seated Half Dollar $17,513
1920 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar $17,000
1846 O Liberty Seated Dollar $17,000
1896 S Barber Quarter $16,958
1855 O Liberty Seated Quarter $16,575
1856 S Liberty Seated Quarter $16,500
1844 Liberty Seated Dime $16,250
1924 S St Gaudens Double Eagle $16,000
1915 S Indian Head Gold Eagle $15,500
1856 S Liberty Seated Dime $15,444
Crypto currency works in almost the same way. Each day this coin or that token is worth something different. So, take your time. Slow down. Be social and enjoy your time learning with new friends.
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