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Dude, I hate it when my nickels lose their clad layer!  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Dude, I hate it when my nickels lose their clad layer!   |
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Believe it or not, there were nickels with a clad layer produced. They were allegedly made for the purpose of funding Chiang Kai-Shek who was fighting the commies at that time, but the coins got lost in a freak accident and have been washing ashore on the beaches of Southern California ever since. Only one man in the world knows about this top-secret operation, and he died nearly 30 years ago during a battle with a velociraptor.
The coins had dates in the (then) far future to prevent them from reaching circulation!
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Sounds legit. |
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and he died nearly 30 years ago during a battle with a velociraptor. was he sitting on a toilet in an outhouse? -- wait that was a T-Rex, (different guy.. ) |
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Dude, I hate it when my freedom fighter coin salvager gets eaten by velociraptors!
Although that does line up pretty well with a documentary I read about Nicola Tesla's Atomic Robo and his battle with Dr. Dinosaur. That velociraptor could time travel, so that could explain why the clad nickels were dated in the "future".
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That velociraptor could time travel So could too could a certain Iguanodon.  |
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Check out this beauty. It could be yours! And some knucklehead has bid $34 on it.   Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Can that arguably be considered a coin?
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It's a flat-out fake 1804 silver dollar. They get away with it by calling it a "trade token". But why would anyone bid $34 + buyers premium + shipping on this piece of junk?
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Trade token!? |
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jbuck, they're trading that "token" for some fool's actual money, so it's accurate.
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jbuck, they're trading that "token" for some fool's actual money, so it's accurate. You nailed it!  |
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Imagine the story behind this one...who is she? Does Buddy know her or not? Weird spelling - LOL  Show your financial support of the Coin Community Family (click here)See my topic on Mexican Numismatic Medals (click here) |
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I find it weird as well...
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