Coin Collection Status

[J. T./Jessica]

I'm somewhat of a part-time coin collector (that is, I don't go out of my way to collect them, but if I come across them I'll see about adding them to my now only semi-meager collection), so this is basically what it says, the status of my collection.



Panama:
Pennies - one (1974)


England:
Five Pence - one (1992)


Canada:
Pennies - eight (1965, 1969, 1980 {2}, 1985, 1989, 1994 and 1995)
Nickel - one (1975)
Dimes - three (1976, 1980 and 1985)


America:
Wheat Pennies - one (1942)
Bicentennial Quarters - two (1976, duh)
Kennedy Half-Dollars - Four (1972, 1974, 1977 and 1995)
Sacajawea Dollars - one (2000)


Total Coins: Twenty-Two
Oldest Coin: American Wheat Penny from 1942
Newest Coin: American Sacajawea Dollar from 2000



I don't really collect the state quarters, too easy to find. Though I'm waiting for the Arizona quarter to come out in 08 for a project I've had in mind... Ironically enough, every single foreign coin in my collection came from work... even my Panamanian penny and British 5 Pence piece.

[J. T./Jessica]

Update:
Four new coins:

Canada:
Pennies - 1 (1985)
Dimes - 1 (1949! - King Henry VI era)

America:
Bicentennial Quarter - 1
State Quarter - 1 (South Dakota, one of the few designs I like.)

So that makes it:

Panama:
Pennies - one (1974)


England:
Five Pence - one (1992)


Canada:
Pennies - nine (1965, 1969, 1980 {2}, 1985 {2}, 1989, 1994 and 1995)
Nickel - one (1975)
Dimes - four (1949, 1976, 1980 and 1985)


America:
Wheat Pennies - one (1942)
Bicentennial Quarters - three (1976, duh)
State Quarters - 1 (South Dakota)
Kennedy Half-Dollars - Four (1972, 1974, 1977 and 1995)
Sacajawea Dollars - one (2000)


Total Coins: Twenty-six
Oldest Coin: American Wheat Penny from 1942
Newest Coin: American South Dakota State Quarter from 2006