Amazing, I would not have the gall to offer something like that to anyone. I guess he fancies himself a real businessman...or just some man that will give you the business...
Why, if you want to sell something like this, won't you bury it in soil and let it rest in peace? Why won't you, the seller, keep it if you feel so pathetique? After all, this is a good example of POOR 0.25 graded coin. Imagine what would happen if one sent it for slabbing?
Quote: Hail, Canada! Et prier accepter [ou bien, d'accepter ] mes meilleurs veux: Peut-t'on dire, "Avance, Canada?"
Comment est-ce qu'on peut rapporter cela avec l'histoire?
Comment est-ce qu'on peut rapporter cela avec l'histoire?
The relationship is simply this: "Hail Canada" for putting up with these occasional offerings of "orphan" coins who have been through a grueling fate.
Coins are often subject to such similar nasty circumstances. To offer them for a high cost is what is really nasty. To say that a destroyed coin is special is, well, just so much marketing.
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