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Mr. D. Jr.,
I gotta say, if the coins in your post are all no-problem Fine or better, I'd say you got a heckuva deal for just under $165. Congratulations!
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United States
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no coins, but I did pick up a bunch of plastic coin tubes I have been needing to sort my wheat cents
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Australia
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Parklane64, a Singapore quarter? That's an extremely rare denomination if not something I have NEVER heard of. I'm assuming a 20 cents or 50 cents?
My partial coin collection http://www.omnicoin.com/collection/gxseriesMy numismatics articles and collection: http://www.gxseries.com/numis/numis_index.htmRegularly updated at least once a month. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Not only did I not purchase any coins but I also missed a coin show last Sunday. This old age stuff is getting to me.
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 United States
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100 dollar box of nickels. Found almost every coin to fill a Jefferson album pretty sweet I thought. No silver though. What I don't find for the Jefferson album goes in the bucket. Just figured I would see what I could pull out of a box of 100. Whats Interesting though is that I did not find 1992d nothing rare about that or is it?
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This past weekend I purchased these Kennedy halves: 1972s PR69C 1978s PR69DC 1980s PR69DC 1986s PR69DC I picked them up for $10.00 a piece. |
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United States
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United States
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sweet. I have a few large cents need to get an album though
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United States
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I usually buy $20 worth of raffle tickets at our monthly Numismatic Society meetings. This week my investment paid off when my ticket was pulled from the drum for the big prize. I guess you could say it was a $20 purchase, which is one heckuva deal! Of course, all those other months I paid $20 and got bupkis, but so it goes.... Gradewise, I'd call this AU-55 details, with hairlines from a slightly abrasive cleaning. Still, I'll take it!   |
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Yeah, that'll work.  It bears mentioning that gold, given its' softness, will display symptoms of "harsh" cleaning far more easily than any other metal. Somebody could have wiped that coin with a fairly soft cloth and caused the hairlines. |
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United States
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6 Rolls of PDS 1943 Steel Cents 1963-B $1 Consecutive Notes 1900-1097 Indian Head Pennies 1943-D Walking Liberty 1945-S Walking Liberty 1889 Indian Head penny1859 Indian Head penny2008 Silver Eagle (got for $20.00) 1941 Liberty Dime 1979 PDS Susan B to help complete a set 1912-S Barber Half    |
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I got some foreign banknotes this week. The neatest of the bunch was four 1910 1000 Mark from Germany with consecutive serial numbers. Not worth too much, but pretty neat to get four in a row from 1910, all in CU.
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Those 1000 mark with red serial number or green?
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