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Quote:J Buck. Sometimes you just need to smack me upside the head with something.   Quote:
Wow - time flies for sure. I remember you changing it to this. Maybe I need to think about changing mine - seven years old!
....naaaaah Do not change it. I might not recognize you then.  |
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United States
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Here is the most recent, before deactivation, full-blown squadron patch;  |
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I chose mine after using one of the canned versions at CCF for awhile. It's an 1882 V nickel struck as a handout for US congresspeople who decided the next gen nickel design (1883-1913). Being a rarity is what strikes me along with its frosty goodness.  Edited by Rackster
02/23/2018 11:44 am
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frosty goodness File that one in the 'awesome numismatic phrase of the day' bin. Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507 |
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mine is a nickel " Cud". year and mint unknown. I found the coin - while roll searching. I didn't even know what a " Cud " was - at the time. I later saw an article in a coin publication - featuring the same Cud - on someone else's coin. i just like it - so..... |
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HK299 SCD, because of the circulation cameo look. I wish all my coins had this look.
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United States
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My Avatar is a kinda inside joke with myself. (Gladly shared.) It represents the $500+ face of Lincoln Wheat Cents I put away 35-40 years ago with the intention of sorting through them when I got around to it.  Yep, I finally did last year. |
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I use the eagle head in the Morgan silver dollar because I love collecting those gorgeous pieces of history. Though I must say I have been excessively lucky in the flea market. $17 for a 1921 D Morgan dollar? *** Edited by Staff | The bad word filter is in place for a reason. Bypassing the filter and making the intended word obvious anyway is completely unacceptable. *** |
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how do you get an avatar?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Mine is the reverse of a 1910 sixpence that I own. Not sure why the color came out weird in the photo, probably lighting. Anyway, this is the sixpence that was in the bridal shoe at my wedding.
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how do you get an avatar? I see you got one today, but for anyone else wanting to know...  http://goccf.com/t/29898 |
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My avatar is my 1882-S Morgan dollar, cracked out from a PCGS MS-63 slab. I use it because the Morgan dollar is probably my favorite classic coin series. |
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Quote:I use it because the Morgan dollar is probably my favorite classic coin series. Not only am I a member....  |
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my avatar is a 1848 lg cent, I got this coin from my grandmother, when I was younger, which got me interested in coins,i still have it as a reminder.
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