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Pillar of the Community
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they would probly get more if it was slabbed
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Pillar of the Community
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Is there a grade below P01? This deserves a P 0.00000000000000000001 grade
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Pillar of the Community
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If it was in an SGS holder, you would think they would at least call it XF.
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Pillar of the Community
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..... but it has a "SILKLY TYPE FEELING SUCH AS SOME NICKLES DO...."
I suspect it's a long lost top secret Lincoln - prototype nickel that the mint never released. You think? huh?
Perhaps a coin dropped from a UFO?
Ken
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Pillar of the Community
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Come on guys, he is offering a 100% money back guarantee.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Is there a grade below P01? Of course there is! Kurt's grading scale sure comes in handy sometimes..  |
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Dunno. If nothing else, it has ugly value, like the winner of an ugly baby contest. That's gotta be worth something, wouldn't you think?
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Pillar of the Community
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I just took another look at it. Now it looks like a ghost coin because the edges aren't well defined.
I'm tempted to bid on it just to start a lot of lively banter in this thread! .............. (of course I won't; my Momma didn't raise no dummies)
Ken
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Bedrock of the Community
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I am personally shocked at how many of you don't realize a valuable coins when you see one. Just how many BLUE coins have been made anyway? How many BLUE coins go up for sale?
You all keep looking at this as a Cent but how do you know for sure?
The Mint never released the quantities issued on BLUE coins.
I'm goint to bid one million dollars as soon as I win the lottery.
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Pillar of the Community
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now here is twist I happen to save all my CR 0.75 and lower grade if I mailed them to the mint would they replace them for me? right now I happen to have $2 worth of dateless zincs be a great way to get the new cent
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03/17/2009 09:08 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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now here is twist I happen to save all my CR 0.75 and lower grade if I mailed them to the mint would they replace them for me? right now I happen to have $2 worth of dateless zincs be a great way to get the new cent
Great idea.  One small problem. Knowing our government, they would want to prorate your coins by the amount of wear. Then they would want to add in taxes and miscellaneous charges for this transaction. Sales tax, handling tax, stocking tax, return postage to you, wrapping of new coins charges, old coin disposal charges, FBI investigation as to where you got those coin charges. Eventually you would have to sell your house, car and all personal property to pay for your new coins.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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that still may be cheaper than ebay |
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Stop putting down my coin  I bought it (my best coin) for $670.50. Pretty in-expensive for a rare gem like this. In such perfect condition too. I sent it to PCGS and it came back MS-65. And If any of you want to buy it from me the starting price is 15 million dollars |
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