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 Posted 02/15/2012  04:51 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add goatieman23 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It's me & my oddities. My collecting has gone from one way to another to another, back & forth, round the trap but I always get stuck back at:
Brockages
My $50 polymers
My handful of nice coins
My main problem is that I don't know whether to clear out alot of the collection & just keep my goodies or to hang along for the ride...within that lies the problem of you keep your goodies & it might be a small amount of items but they make up 90% of the value of the collection. Catch 22...
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I really like the little threepence error,i do have a heap of Broadstrikes.
This 1 is a bit of a favourite,checkout the 9 & 5,i do have more spectacular off centre ones but this one just has something extra IMO.

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Appleangel07: I love the way the top rim just goes off into a sharp & crisp point. Very nice.

As for my latest's, I received a few of the coins that I have...today...um...no details...YES. Anyway, I'm listening to SAP's post on 4/6/2009 https://goccf.com/t/48269&SearchTerms=counterfeit & I've decided to take his advice which is: "putting it in a watertight, airtight plastic bag with a big sign saying 'Warning! Counterfeit Coin! Do Not Spend!'. Digging a hole in the backyard, burying it & plaing a plaque on the spot saying 'Time Capsule - Do Not Open Until 2060'"
Here are the goods, I've never had luck finding any so here's some weights & images to see if you're $2 is really $2.
WEIGHTS
Norm - 6.60g
1992 - 6.55g
1995 - 6.55g
1996 - 6.47g
1997 - 6.46g
1998 - 6.43g
Just remember, the easiest way to find if your $2 is really $2 have a look at the rims/side profile.
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If you want to get $2 for that $2 you found, I'll be there.
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