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Yes, you must. Otherwise, Krampus will come steal it away. . . along with your soul.  That was a good movie! |
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United States
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I sent mine out today. I hope it gets there intact. That package is going to have a few frequent flier miles by the time it gets there! By the way, IF! It doesn't I'll be happy to try again. Just let me know.
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I believe this to be our list If your name is missing or you have not received an assignment please let me know As I see a post that you have received your gift your name will come off this list. Yes I know some have already posted what they have received, but I will give this list 24 hours before I begin taking people off Thank you all for your patience Santa List 0xDA71D acloco AgHoarder amida17 ArrowsAndRays austrokiwi BadToTheBone biokemist6 Bob Levi Bpoc1 Bud250r bungle Canadian-Banknotes canadiancoinaholic CanadianCoins1999 Cascade CelticKnot cheezyfryes ChildOfTheWheat CLS12 Coin Chick COINAHOLIC Coindog Coinfusion Coinguy1986 Colhand1 commems Connor CopperCastle crzy3by Darth Morgan davec13 duncanbishop24 Earle42 Elimist gidjit Half Hello There HONDO jack jeckel january1may jdmern jfransch jgfindring Jimjumper JimmyD jleveille Joecontois jprine lucv13 Matttheriley Mayflower2020 mcshilling Metzger22 MINT_MARQ Mister Kairu molydeii MrCanada murty Neo13x nickle nubber NJ Bob Numisma OcalaFlorida oih82w8 packrat1 Paulsz Pertinax ProfLiz Rickynic SA4H SelectCoinCanada SilverDon skyshark124 spaceace Spott Steele Stephen Z Susuman thedollarman tornandfrayed75 tpmjr2004 trout1105 Turbolag TypeCoin971793 UKPennyHunter unruhjonny vermontensium Wornslick  |
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United States
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My secret Santa gift arrived today and Wow! Thank you so much BadToTheBone. It seems like the $5-$10 idea has been blown out of the water by just about everyone. I'm waiting to see someone post gold in this thread.  The PCGS calendar just happened to come in the mail today too. It was a good mail day cards, gifts, and no bills.  Edited by davec13
12/14/2015 7:11 pm
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United States
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Someone else already posted a thread about the PCGS calendar recently. Quote:
(and even assuming that the lower grades exist, which is not necessarily the case for many of the types) There was a very low Fort Vancouver commemorative in GTP recently. |
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Canada
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I had a package waiting in my mail today.
Time to rip it open and thank my Santa, aka Jprine.
Thank you!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 AWESOME gifts, everyone! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Here is the gift from Santa, guess I was a good boy this year   Thank you for the hole filler  And again, thank you very much Jprine  Now I need to figure out what each error means  Edited by Hello There
12/14/2015 10:06 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Still waiting for my ordered coins to come so I can ship my gift out. Seems I need to add some stuff to the package...
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I'm being forced into the realm of errors. Found a few while CRH and now those  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Very nice coins, Hello There!
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Russian Federation
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There was a very low Fort Vancouver commemorative in GTP recently I wasn't aware of this one in particular (I think), but I try to follow the Circulated Commemorative Quest (or however it's actually called - I think there are several running in parallel), so I'm well aware that in theory lower-grade examples exist for all of the classic silver commemorative types. My point was that most of these are very rare, wouldn't be offered in the sort of coin stores I might end up at, and due to the lowballer competition might even be more expensive than MS (so if I can't afford the MS, I can't afford the lower grade either). It might be worth it to look for damaged examples, but I'm not sure if I could seriously consider buying a coin with serious damage. In my Russian type set attempts, I was fine with corroded and/or very worn coins (that was partly the point); but I probably wouldn't have bought anything that had a big gash across it (unless it was for ludicrously cheap - values that translate to well under melt when it comes to silver - and even then I'm not very sure), and when it comes to coins as rare (and as little circulated) as the classic commemoratives, examples like that might be my only option (except, again, for a few most common types). |
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