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There are many people around the world that are fascinated by history and who wish to collect various coins. There is a term for such people, they are called numismatists. These people are passionate about the study and collecting all kinds of coins. However, stumbling on a rare room has nothing to do with passion, everything is likely. And that's exactly what happened with Don Lutes Jr., a 16-year-old boy, who was held to change seaside by eating at his secondary cafeteria. Usually, people who can accidentally find one of these rare pieces are not even aware of its value, but it was not the case with Don Lutes Jr. because, from the moment he watched the rare piece in His palm, he had a feeling that he had found something special, something valuable.

Lute

Donald Lutes Jr., born in Pittsfield Massachusetts, was a 16-year-old numismatist. It has been intrigued by very young ages and had a small collection that was its most precious possession. In his last years, he has become one of Berkshire Corner Club's first members.

The beginning

This exceptional story started by an ordinary day in the summer of 1947 in Pittsfield High School when a young student named Don Lutes Jr. Trebucha on an unusual point of the secondary cafeteria. Little knew that his little discovery, his little discovery will become a story that will leave a brand in the history of numismatis.

The incident

It was lunch at Pittsfield High School. Don Lutes Jr. waited online at the cafeteria of the school. While paying for his food, lucids received a change of replacement from the Lady of Lunch. Which attracted his gaze almost immediately was an unusual room in his palm. It was a penny of copper with Lincoln's face on it.

Collection of coins

As collector of coins, Luts knew he was in possession of something special. He immediately recognized that this penny was different. It was made of copper and that's exactly why the room attracted his gaze. The Lutes knew they do not make any more pieces like that, so he decided to hold it.

Results

Don Luts Jr. knew he had found something special but the real value of this penny was something he was not aware. He simply placed it in his collection of coins at home. The only perception of the perception had of this special sink was due to the fact that it was not made of steel, which the traffic pieces were made at that time.

War hero

After graduating from Babson College in 1951 in the business administration, Luts joined the US military and served as a cryptographic specialist with the US military advisory group in the Republic of Korea for the duration of two years 1952-1954 .