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Valued Member
Australia
428 Posts |
to get my incuse ones , I had to buy them $ 25.00 each not as good as finding one but I when through over 5000 of the buggers in 12 months without finding one and I tell you , it starts to tell ,  and people can notice the change in a person . ,, kel ,, |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1005 Posts |
I am going to nominate my '66 wavy 20c for "noodling find of the week".
I will try to get better pics up soon.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
653 Posts |
Why keldaw2222, are you not the "blessed" noodler with 4 mules to your credit  ? But I think you are right. I have experienced definite lean episodes in the noodling, followed by little bursts of "plenty". Sometimes those lean episodes can last too long though...  Squire |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1005 Posts |
4 mules beats everything I have ever found all put together!
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Valued Member
Australia
148 Posts |
Ozcoins , You don't have to nominate. You win "noodling find of the week" and "noodling find of the year" hands down. Pics would be nice though
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1006 Posts |
Congratulations Ozcoins, absolutly brilliant find :D
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Valued Member
Australia
428 Posts |
found this yesterday in caboolture ,, kel ,,  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
4411 Posts |
Nice rim Cud. I've only found 1 and it was on a $1 coin which I think is fairly common. |
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Australia
428 Posts |
thanks enworb ,
it took me 2 hours to get the picture on here right,and I tryed so many times I forgot how I did it ,but I am getting there slowly,
my trouble is ,when I take the pic , it always shows BMP and I then have to change to JP before I can get it on the forum ..no worries I will make it ok ..
,, kel ,,
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
653 Posts |
Well as mentioned previously, I have started the ''chemical tests" on some shiny new 5 cent coins. I am going to dunk them in an unholy concoction of liquids in order to produce a "pub coin" (maybe). The shiny 5 cent coins will be immersed in the following (from left to right in the below pic). - Hot English Mustard - an excess of this causes violent reaction to the nose and eyes. Lets see what it can do to "Cupro-nickel"! - Mr Muscle drain cleaner - Red Bull high energy drink - ye olde Guiness - I figure the dark malt should engrave itself as deeply on the 5 cent coin as it does upon the hearts of true English/Irish men/women  - Albertson's Soft Fruity White - Dr Pepper (yes they still sell this stuff here in Melbourne !) - Dracula's green energy drink - which probably has similarities to: - Power Force Heavy Duty Cleaner - Hoyts Hot Peppers. I shall leave the coins in there for two weeks. Will show pics afterwards. In my "scientific alter ego"  Squire  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1005 Posts |
Squire,
Please make your own thread for the experiment.
I (and I am sure others) will be interested and no one will be able to find it later on under "noodling finds".
Can I suggest "salty water" too?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
653 Posts |
Hi ozcoins.
Thanks for the suggestion. I shall start a new thread.
Yes, I shall try salt water also.
Cheers
Squire
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Australia
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Valued Member
Australia
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Grrrr.......some people have all the luck!! I went through $300 worth yesterday, 15 x 2000 flags in there, but no Incuse  Found a 1985, though, and a 1993 as a small consolation. I guess they are still out there - well done!! BTW, anyone finding 'twist top' 2010 COA's ? What states/locations have they been found in? |
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Australia
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I guess they are still out there - well done!!
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