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Well that's an easy one to find...need to keep an eye open for that one.
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Wow ... it makes my eyes go wild!  That is an amazing coin ... hoping to find one someday roll-searching ... most likely will have to break down and purchase. Lovely Scooby ...  David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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Hey folks...If you happen to live in PA, your chances of finding one in a roll improves.
Over a few year period, I found 7 of them. They were first reported in around Lancaster PA and I lived in Lebanon for many years. It is just a matter of logic that the closer you are to Lancaster, the better your chances should be:-)
AND.... the coin at the beginning of this thread is a GEM!
Have Fun,
Bill
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Very Nice!
I'm from Philadelphia and can only hope to run across one. I do have one question though.
How does the MAINEMAN look through rolls and read at night in bed?
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If you happen to live in PA, your chances of finding one in a roll improves. You speak the truth. I live in Washington, PA and I found mine roll hunting. Its not nearly as pretty as this one though. |
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I think the "easy to find" comment meant "easy to spot - if you ever find one". I doubt it was implying they are common.
I have been looking through rolls for these since 1983 and to date have never found one.
HOWEVER...
I did a roll-exchange from here in Missouri with a collector in Florida so we could look through some of each others' change, and he found one in the box I sent there. My typical luck.
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How does the MAINEMAN look through rolls and read at night in bed? "remembered I had some change and took a look" lucleus...That was pocket change laying on the nightstand  Agree on Pa...Waynesboro to be exact....the tellers were scooping them up because it was front page news in the local paper. |
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he found one in the box I sent there. My typical luck. Ouch ! |
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i sooo want to find one of them beautiful coin Scoob |
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Nice photos... and I believe you are right... I would've spotted this. Never say die.
As to the roll exchange "ouch" .... statistical probability is weird and wonderful... you just never know.
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