1939 - Coins

Elongated coins are a unique form of collectible coin that are produced by rolling a coin, usually a penny, under high pressure to create an elongated shape with a design imprinted on it. These often feature images or inscriptions related to tourist attractions, events, or commemorative themes. The Martin Dow elongated coin from 1939 represents a specific example of this collecting niche, showcasing the artistic and historical aspects of American coinage. Collecting elongated coins has gained popularity due to their accessibility and the variety of designs available, making them a fun hobby for both novice and experienced collectors.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	(1939-40) New York M&D-16, Ford Building Ny Ms	Other / Varied	Elongated Coins - Martin & Dow	1939	Unknown

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