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Nice examples!  |
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Very nice! |
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Interesting example! |
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Very nice! |
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One that most wouldn't tie into the Mardi Gras   |
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One that most wouldn't tie into the Mardi Gras Very interesting! |
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And what is the most expensive coin on this list? I am not much into coins, so I need to learn more about them to be able to understand their value
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None of these aluminum Mardis Gras throws are worth much, $1.00/$2.00 USD. or less Since they are massed produced for the krewes to throw off of the floats along the parade route. There are 1 ounce and 1/2 ounce .999 silver ones made to hand out to big shot guests that are invited to ride the floats. They would be spot price plus a small premium, I have only seen photos of them.
I have bought a number of collections of them as low as .20¢ each. And since in this area in Michigan I seem to be the only current buyer of them. You can google them for more information.
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