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Canada
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I've just picked up two more 1891 SD large cents for under $30 each. I don't have them yet but the one should go VF. Two weeks ago I picked up one of my favourite large cent varieties - an 1891 Handle on C in crisp VF condition. It's a great coin. It was hiding in a poor pic amongst a small group I got for under $10 on ebay. |
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Canada
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Not sure if it really counts as a deal or not but I got a 2006 no logo no p magnetic penny in my change yesterday in perfect shape so I'm happy with it
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Canada
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Wow ,you found that in your change, How rare is that? those are scarce and if in good shape, worth some money.
Nice find
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Canada
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Thanks I should have added it is almost flawless in my opinion MS64 or better the color is fantastic too
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Canada
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Hi there. I was sorting some nickels I picked up from the bank last week and was shocked to find a 1953 NSF near leaf/design. That trip was worth the walk!
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07/23/2011 05:17 am
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Canada
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Finally got my 1949 A to Dent. cent in MS-65RD for $2000 only 7 graded so it does not show up that often.  |
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Canada
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Found a nice EF 1965 pointed 5 large bead penny while roll hunting. Not worth alot but glad I found it.
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United States
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Found a 1964 dime and quarter in the work coffee fund this week. Promptly exchanged them for two others in my pocket. So, at 25 cents a cup for coffee, I just got 40 free cups of coffee!  |
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cdcoinman was that the one in the recent Torex auction, or the one Hugh Powell has had in his display case for over a year now? The latter has fantastic eye-appeal, but I had to say no to that coin, for an awesome nickel dollar error instead (Feb 2011 Torex).
"Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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Canada
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This weeks score was an I.C.C.S., 1935, quarter in MS-65 for $775.00 Can., blast white with gold toning around the Obverse peripheral! (absolutely delicious piece) Glenn |
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Canada
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Glenzy1, could you please post pics! That's sounds like an awesome find:)
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United States
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I got all the silver I found in rolls for the past few weeks and traded it in for a 1/10 ounce AGE. I paid a grand total of $6.50. I had been a silver-only guy until now. I had to get at least a little gold!
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I paid $775.00 Can. My MS-63 is now for sale!  Edited by glenzy1
07/24/2011 3:01 pm
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Wow, now don't be shy glenzy, we all wanna know how much ?
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Thought I had the deal of the year recently Advertised as "103 five cents,1896-1912,all dates readable,$15" The seller wasn't misleading,I wasn't thinking, In Canada we're talking Canadian,right? I now have 103 Liberty nickels,and think I'll run another contest on this forum to get rid of them. |
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