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Pillar of the Community
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So my Tenn. Quarter hoarding makes no sense? LOL
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: So my Tenn. Quarter hoarding makes no sense? only if it gives you a warm fuzzy feeling inside when you hoard them 
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Valued Member
United States
301 Posts |
High grade '71-'72 clad ikes, and any 40% Ikes and Kennedys. I activley hoard ASE's.........wish I could afford to hoard more!! I've watched that show 'hoarders'. I've often thought it would be cool to have little paths through stacks and stacks of ASE's all over the house.  It least they would not stink or attract bugs & vermin. The only danger would be from the floor colapsing under the weight of it all! 
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United States
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I would have to go with 71 & 72 Ikes in high grades.
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Valued Member
United States
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ATB 5 oz. Silver Quarters MS69-MS70
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Edited by stewart 10/05/2012 9:58 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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I hoard any AU 2009 Cents I find in circulation, because: 1. They're zinc, so they won't be AU if they circulate for several more years. 2. Plenty of BU rolls have been saved, so ten years from now, you'll still be able to easily find BU coins, but any 2009 Cents left in circulation by then will be corroded junk (except for the rare but inevitable cases of coins spent from raided collections). 3. TPG populations for AU-grade 2009 Cents will be ridiculously low, because of the above factors. I have an AU 2009-D Log Cabin that's a perfect, evenly toned brown (which makes it look like a copper coin). A brown you can't get simply from pocket-piece-ing it. Could this be on the Bay ten years from now? "PCGS AU-55 CAC 2009-D Log Cabin, pop. 1"   For one cent, I can afford to take the chance. 
Edited by DNA 10/05/2012 11:42 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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If I were to hoard a modern coin it would either be Franklin halves or the 1964 Kennedy's. Ed ANA LM-3175
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Valued Member
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how do you use someones qoute in your message?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Well, you can use the tags manually, like so: [ quote ] This is a quote [ / quote ] (minus the spaces inside the brackets). So it would look like: Quote: No, thank you. 15 is my limit on schnitzengruben. Or you can click the "Reply to Topic" link and use the "Insert Quote" button which will automatically paste those tags for you, and then you just type in between the tags. Hope this helps.
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Quote: Hope this helps thanks 
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Bedrock of the Community
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You're welcome. And  !
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Valued Member
United States
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Anything that looks like an error on a coin. Never know. Other than that the early Ikes 71, 72. ASE's are a little to pricey to hoard. Anything silver I guess. Just my opinion edgman   
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Quote: how do you use someones qoute in your message? How to QuoteIf you are using the Quick Reply box... Type [quote]Paste the text you want to quotethen type [/quote]If you are using the Reply to Topic link... Paste the text you want to quite, highlight it, then press the 'Insert Quote' button:
 So this... [qu ote]Quoted Text[/qu ote] Looks like this... Quote: Quoted Text
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote:How to Quote If you are using the Quick Reply box... Type Quote:
Paste the text you want to quote
then type If you are using the Reply to Topic link... Paste the text you want to quite, highlight it, then press the 'Insert Quote' button: Thank you. This is a little easier.
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