Country Home magazine's July issue features the magazine's 13th annual list of the top 10 collectibles.

NORTH ADAMS — In 1957, Augustine "Gus" Jammalo bought his first barber chair for $30. He's still using it to cut hair in his barber shop on Union Street 50 years later.

1. Who was the first living person to have their portrait on a U.S. coin?

2. Name a denomination of a Canadian coin with a Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman in 1973

3. The word ONE appears on a 1980s $1 Federal Reserve note how many times?

4. Is a partial collar error a planchet, die or striking error?

5. How many Mint marks have been used on U.S. cents?

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Jason Carter has a $10 bill. Admittedly, it's an odd $10 bill, but it's still legal tender even though it's 100 years old.

Evil could lurk in unlikely places a century ago. Your moral well-being might be at risk in a restaurant, a fruit stand or even a pawnshop. One of the more nefarious manifestations of bad habits was the slot machine, which popped up like dandelions in Bangor whenever virtue turned its back.

One of the world's rarest and most sought after collector coins, the 1933 Double Eagle, was sold at Sotheby's auction house in New York on Tuesday July 30, 2002 for the record sum of $7.59 million.

The earliest coin grading systems were rather simple. The first coins which were collected were ancient coins, which have been emerging from the soils of the vast former Roman Empire over the last 2,000 years. via BellaOnline

A rare Honus Wagner card has been dogged by shadowy, persistent rumors that it was cut from a sheet decades after it left the factory - a major taboo in the world of vintage cards - and later trimmed to enhance its value.

The victim had raised an objection to the leftovers being dumped outside his building compound.