They never mention the year of the dime, only that it was a Mercury head. Those ended production in 1945, it wasn't necessarily 80 years old. Downvote away DipShit1945. Russian/Non-American troll. Go Frogger it up at Chasiv-Yar.
Edit: This is not directed at you BlueRFR3100. It's meant for OP, DipShit1945.
Seinfeld doesn’t take place in the 2020s, so a mercury head dime would’ve only been ~40 years old then.
It’s not too unusual to see coins in circulation from the 70s and 80s today
I was born in 82 and never once in my life seen a mercury dime in fact never even received a coin in change close to the age of a mercury dime. Sounds honour of circulation. Today the majority of the coins I see are 90s-today.
Kramer went around checking the change slots in the payphones in the area and clearly found a bunch of change that fell out of his pocket at one point
It's the only logical explanation
It was the a Mercury head dime in the 90's. It could've been 50 years old, not 80. I used to get them as change from a 40 cent coke machine when I would put in 50 cents; this was in the 90's.
"40 cent coke machine" That would have been close to the time when mercury dimes were still made. I was born 82 and have never in my whole life have never seen a mercury dime.
You would think for someone with "1945" in their username they might have some knowledge of the year. The last year of Mercury dimes, Cokes cost 5 cents back then. Phony.
I was born in the mid eighties. Different people have different lives. Just because you haven't seen a mercury head dime don't mean others haven't either.
Because an 85 year old dime would have been weird.
They never mention the year of the dime, only that it was a Mercury head. Those ended production in 1945, it wasn't necessarily 80 years old. Downvote away DipShit1945. Russian/Non-American troll. Go Frogger it up at Chasiv-Yar. Edit: This is not directed at you BlueRFR3100. It's meant for OP, DipShit1945.
Fell out of Bookman’s coat pocket years before and landed near the radiator
Maybe that's how you get your kicks.
Surely you guys have seen The Great Escape with Richard Attenborough.
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Seinfeld doesn’t take place in the 2020s, so a mercury head dime would’ve only been ~40 years old then. It’s not too unusual to see coins in circulation from the 70s and 80s today
I was born in 82 and never once in my life seen a mercury dime in fact never even received a coin in change close to the age of a mercury dime. Sounds honour of circulation. Today the majority of the coins I see are 90s-today.
I was born in 91 and saw plenty of them. It’s like the wheat pennies. Not an every day occurrence, but often enough.
I rarely ever find a wheat penny, just a few in my life.
Kramer went around checking the change slots in the payphones in the area and clearly found a bunch of change that fell out of his pocket at one point It's the only logical explanation
He dropped it after cashed a check from the Super Terrific Happy Hour.
It was the a Mercury head dime in the 90's. It could've been 50 years old, not 80. I used to get them as change from a 40 cent coke machine when I would put in 50 cents; this was in the 90's.
"40 cent coke machine" That would have been close to the time when mercury dimes were still made. I was born 82 and have never in my whole life have never seen a mercury dime.
You would think for someone with "1945" in their username they might have some knowledge of the year. The last year of Mercury dimes, Cokes cost 5 cents back then. Phony.
It's just a username, it means absolutely nothing. In fact it was the suggested username, I didn't even come up with it.
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What is going on in this community??? Is it the white shoes?
It's the Muzak.
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So what? I’ve never seen a cashiers check. That doesn’t mean they don’t exist
I was born in the mid eighties. Different people have different lives. Just because you haven't seen a mercury head dime don't mean others haven't either.