I love pausing the classic episodes and reviewing the handmade signs in the audience. This one is from Royal Rumble '92.3yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/SquaredCircle
My very first Funko Pop: The original Red Ranger (purchased in 2013). He rode around with me on my dash for almost 7 years before settling into retirement.2yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/funkopop
So my fiancee's mom inherited a.l.o.t. of coins long ago from her parents. Anyway, she wanted me to take some to include in my own albums. I ended up with this. 😎2yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/coins
After seeing so many posts about the RP4, I felt compelled to brag about my new RP2S. A durable feel, easy to use, and lots of nostalgic fun. Thanks, Retroid! 👍2mo ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/retroid
(US) Nothing too exciting, but I wanted to share this beautiful 1987-D that I unrolled last night.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
So I was making a bank deposit earlier and saw that the teller had a short stack of half dollars. I only had two $1 bills and figured it was worth a shot to exchange for them. Got lucky!3yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
(US) Just unwrapped this little beauty. Oldest penny I've found to date.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
1912-S: Officially the most expensive coin I've purchased. My collection now only lacks 1885.1yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/coins
(US) Thought I'd share a neat strategy for those wishing to collect dollar coins, but have banks not offering rolled dollars: I put a $20 bill into a local transit ticketing station, paid for $1.50 ticket, then received 18 dollar coins (and 2 quarters). I was surprised to receive so much variety!4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
Is this an example of rose proliferation? (I've never seen this before in a bloom)1yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/flowers
(US) I just unwrapped a 1922-D. It's got some significant surface abrasions, so I'm unsure which variety it is. I think I can see the remnants of a D though. Thoughts? I'm very happy to add this one to my collection!4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
(US) Highlights from this week's penny box. Hard to see, but the 1909 is in upper left corner. Tried an odd angle to capture as much detail for you as possible.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
(US) Found this pretty 1969-D nickel. Do you think it's natural or has it been cleaned?4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
(US) Recently purchased a $20 microscope on Amazon. I'm finding all sorts of neat anomalies during my coin searches now.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
(US) Took an entire box worth of rolls to find, but I finally added the Presidency design to my collection.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
(US) I always thought my 1935 silver certificate was very cool, but today I learned that the serial number is rated very cool also.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/papermoney
Today's delivery: 1883 with Cents. One of the prettier Liberty Nickels I've purchased. With this addition, I only lack the 1885, 1886, and 1912-S (tho$e will never happen!).4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/coins
Just curious: Anyone else use the Coin Collection app on Android (I'm not sure if it's on iOS)? I came across it the other day and have found it very useful thus far.4yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/coins
One of my best friends (who has no interest in coins) knew I liked CRH'ing, so he got me a surprise box for my birthday recently. Finally cracked it open to find...Uncirculated 2021-D. Bummer!2yr ⋅ anonymous_geographer ⋅ r/CRH
