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Pillar of the Community
United States
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That 1912 is a very nice 1/2 penny indeed.
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Australia
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My favourite coin series... KM#577 50 Centavos from Portugal  Steve  |
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 Australia
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Im jealous of all your coins :) Spectacular.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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and I'm jealous of others. Compared to some collectors, I'm small fry. Steve |
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Australia
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Also steve about those 2x2's, how long did they take you for your 6000 to arrive?
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Australia
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That was over 2 years ago, you're stretching the memory now. I don't recall exactly, but I'm sure it wasn't more than 2 or 3 weeks. Steve |
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Australia
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Anyone have any new coins ! :D ?
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Australia
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This is my favourite coin I have. It took my quite a while to find a 1931 in this condition and I'm very happy with it. Its a bit of a harder year to find and also the year my grandfather was born.   Second to this is the wavy 66 20c I found. After searching for so long I was so happy to finally find one. |
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Australia
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My good old favourites (not Cadbury Chocolate) in my collection: My favourite: 1931 Penny UNC+ Rarest coin/s: (I have two that I think can go in this) 2009 Two Dollar Double Struck (in CAB Vol:13 No:7 August 2010) 1931 Penny "Dropped 1" Clipped Planchet EF Highest value coin in your collection: 1914 Halfpenny Choice UNC: CV$3400 Oldest coin in your collection: 1806 George III Farthing (British) Used in Australia |
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Australia
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You have some very beautiful coins goatieman!
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Australia
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DCoin - That 1912 Halfpenny is stunning! I like it a lot. Not a mark. Nice.
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Nebraska Quarter (Waffled) Unlike in the days of solid money, where they'd just throw rejects back in the melting pot, there are several steps between a reject coin and a new usable blank. To prevent errors getting out the door, they waffle them, which pretty well knocks out using them in a Coke machine. |
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United States
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That 1912 ha'penny is a knockout. Do OZ coins carry a huge Red premium like US do? If not, they will in time, adding even more appreciation.
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Enwarb, Your 1931 penny looks like a dropped 1 veriety. Nice  |
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