I lived in Sidney OH in 1961/1962. I was 11/12 years old. My grandfather brought back minor…read moreEuropean coins from WWI. I had developed an interest in coins for their historical and geographical value. I would walk to their office to ask for help in identifying my coins. The staff always took the time to help. They were friendly and encouraged me to continuing to collect. I have traveled many countries collecting coins and currency from each. I hope that me grandchildren will also find them interesting. My only complaint was that the newspaper (at the time) had too much emphasis on bulk collecting. I realize that none of the staff from 60+ years ago are still around but I hope the current employees will continue to encourage young people to collect coins.

Coin World stole my coin. They continue to deny it!!! Coin world stated that they sent in back to…read moreme but nothing was in the package when I opened it . There was a witness with me & saw it opened. Please note that it is silver colored , it's dented , bubbled & was magnetic . The letter D is clearly visible on the penny which clearly indicates its minted in Denver - the date on it is clearly 1974. This was the penny I sent in 2007. Your company has constantly denied that you don't have it but IT WAS NOT IN THE PACKAGE WHEN OPENED ,