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Poland
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Thanks, Eagles  Here's this week's loot. Or rather, a part of it. Those 2x2s at the bottom aren't empty   Yes I know about the photo quality  But then, if you can identify more than 4 coins in such photo, it means you're an expert Edited by DL20K
03/06/2009 4:17 pm
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 United States
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vermontensium......
Nice pick ups there as well !...... Thanks! Quote:
Very nice! That is my next target.
Thanks jbuck! It's a good coin to have! Quote:
Anyway, how often do you find 120-year old coins on the sidewalk?  swcoin.ecrater.com
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United States
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I got a 1929 wheatie in G4- from the supermarket in change yesterday.
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United States
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I got a 1929 wheatie in G4- from the supermarket in change yesterday.
Very cool find! Usually they are 40's and 50's. swcoin.ecrater.com
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United States
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yeah, there I was checking my change out as I crossed the parking lot. Almost got run over. |
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United States
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I thought I did fairly well today when I bought two PCGS graded War Nickels in one "make an offer" auction that lasted less than an hour. A 1942 S in MS-64 and a 1945 S in MS-65. This pair will arrive for a better picture in my gallery in the next week. Cost me less than $29.00 includes the shipping too. If they are as good as I hope, maybe I got a great deal on the coins but the cost of getting them graded was practically free. Image:  |
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Poland
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Bought these..
..and got this as a bonus (this is a half penny, key date 1898, worth a full dollar in Fine )
Now I'm seriously thinking of collecting the most worn coins I can find
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Poland
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Sweden 1/6 ore 1670  Sweden solidus 1648  Sweden solidus 1652  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nabbed a couple on the auction site tonight. Two tough Jeffersons to find any step detail on reverse. The 1953 S is nicer in condition than I expected. It has a three plus steps. Then the 1952 S with more than 5 steps! A rarity and it too is nicer than the images I have here now. 1952 S   1953 S   Edited by TNG
03/30/2009 2:20 pm
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Australia
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United States
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Those look like Easter eggs.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
10284 Posts |
Nice coin up there, Looks like numbers 619 in the center of the top image? What is that coin anyway? I'd guess that it was Turkish? Just got this ... another 50 D but the price was a throwback so I couldn't resist.   |
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 United States
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The latest addition to my collection. Down to four or five of these a year now in this kind of grade.  |
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United States
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nice Two Cent Piece, If you are down to 5 per year maybe it's because you have the rest that look as good that were still out there! Beautiful Toning on the Peace dollars and Commemorative Lexington Concord. I'm a fan! Waiting on this one to arrive 1 of the top ten Jefferson Varieties 1955 Proof TDR Nickel 
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