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Coin$ & Gardening BY NATHAN

Why I chose this I wanted to learn more about it a lot more. Because I love coins and gardening.

COINS Some coins are very valuable. Here are some. Pennies - 1909-s vdb 1909-s 1856-p 1857-p 1858-p 1864-L 1931-s 1914-d. Nickels – 1931-s 1926-s 1937-d 3 legged 1942-1945 1950-d Dimes- 1894-s 1916-s 1945-1964 quarters- 1899-p 1918-1921 1932-d 1932-s 1950-d 1932-1964 Half dollars any Dollars any

Paper Currency Silver Certificates –any Gold Certificates- any (did you know that pre-1964 they didn’t have the currency we do today. They used silver and gold not)

GARDENING When you Garden, you have to pick the perfect place to put the seeds and make sure to water them and get good sunshine.

GARDENING What Plants Need Sun light, Water, Soil, Co2

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