Addicted to 1976 dime? Us Too. 6 Reasons We Just Can't Stop

This is a dime that was mint in the mid-nineteenth century. It was mint green in a mint green wrapper and had a very faint mint scent. The dime is actually made from a piece of plastic that was cut from a plastic bag and glued onto a penny. It was also mint green in color.

The 1976 dime is made from a plastic bag that was cut from a plastic bag and glued onto a penny. The design of the dime is based on a dime that was mint in the mid-nineteenth century. The dime is actually made from a piece of plastic that was cut from a plastic bag and glued onto a penny.

The dime is mint green in color. The dime is made from a piece of plastic that was cut from a plastic bag and glued onto a penny. The design of the dime is based on a dime that was mint in the mid-nineteenth century.

Since they were made in 1976, do you think they are a cool antique penny? If so, you should definitely check out this 1976 dime.

I don’t think you can call 1976 a cool antique penny. It’s actually the coolest antique penny you’ll ever see. I think it’s a good idea to check out these 1976 penny mugs.

The 1976 dime dates back to a time when people were doing it differently. Before the dime, people would cut a piece of paper out of a roll and glue it onto a penny. The design of a dime is based on a dime that was mint in the mid-nineteenth century. Since they were made in 1976, do you think they are a cool antique penny If so, you should definitely check out this 1976 dime.

The design of the dime didn’t change until the late 1960’s, when the penny was introduced. The dime was in the process of being redesigned before being reintroduced into the market, so I doubt it would be too cool to actually be an antique penny.

I think it is a cool antique penny, that’s how cool the design is. And the way it looks in this video, it looks like it’s a dime with some minty-looking glue on top. But the only way I can see it being an antique penny is if you go back to 1976 and find a dime that was mint back then. But as we know, the minty stuff never really became popular until the seventies.

1976 also happens to be the year the penny was introduced. In 1976, they were only selling pennies in the US. They did not have any in Canada or Australia, so the minty stuff never really gained popularity. But I’m sure someone else out there has a clue that the minty stuff was being introduced in 1976.

That’s pretty much the only thing that makes me think that the dime could be a dime from the seventies. I just happen to think that there is a possibility that the penny could have an antique appearance by 1976. That’s something I’ve noticed lately.