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Australia
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 Waiting for next week. :) Steve :) |
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Nothing new today as I was out of town for this weekend. Don't worry, I brought a load home after my trip but nothing in relation to the sunday market, so nothing will be shown here today sadly. Next week should be clear No worry. We can wait. |
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A fine little mix today    10 Öre, Sweden 1945, 1947, 1953, 1957 (x2) & 1962 25 Öre, Sweden 1944, 1947, 1950 % 1960 50 Pfennig, Germany 1971-F, 1978-F, -J & 1989-D 5 Pfennig, Gemany 1937-D 10 Rappen, Switzerland 1944 1 Yuan, China 2017 5 Kronor, Sweden 1972 30 kr worth. Not too much to say about today. Some small, common silvers and a 2017 1 Yuan, Makes me happy |
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United States
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Very nice really enjoy reading what you find, makes me work on getting my WW coins in order.
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A fine little mix today Indeed. Nice batch!  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Some more nice finds Andreas.
Looks like some might have been stored in PVC,
as there is a green tinge on them. That should
come off with acetone though. :)
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Sweden
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Looks like some might have been stored in PVC,
as there is a green tinge on them Some last week, almost all today.  I bought two album pages of coins today, one with Latvian coins and one with a few German. All PVC plastic and the coins had clearly been in there for some time Luckily acetone does the trick, but the damage done is irreversible.   (Pictures taken after cleaning) 5 Rentenpfennig, Germany 1924-A 10 Pfennig, Germany 1888-D 10 Rentenpfennig, Germany 1924-A 10 Reichspfennig, Germany 1929-A 1 PFennig, Germany 1967-D 5 Pfennig, Germany 1976-J 50 PFennig, Germany 1969-F 5 Mark, Germany 1966-F 1 Santims, Latvia 1932, 1935, 1937 (x2), 1938 (x2) & 1939 (x2) 2 Santimi, Latvia 1932 & 1939 (x2) 5 Santimi, Latvia 1922 20 Santimu, Latvia 1922 2 Lati, Latvia 1925 ˝ Dollar, US 1964 50 for the Half dollar, 50 for the German coins and 40 for the Latvian. Particularily happy about the Latvian pieces |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Very nice finds! Check the Kennedy for a doubled die - easy to see the date:
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How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2 |
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I bought two album pages of coins today, one with Latvian coins and one with a few German. All PVC plastic and the coins had clearly been in there for some time Luckily acetone does the trick, but the damage done is irreversible. Glad you were able to rescue them. |
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Sweden
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Well, today brought a if not a little bit less exciting lot. A little bit more of the 'regulars' today   1 Haler, Czechoslovakia 1960 5 Qepik, Azerbaijan (2006) 5 Öre, Sweden 1971 1 Krona, Sweden 1946 & 1973 10 Schilling, Austria 1980 50 Pfennig, Germany 1950-J (x2), 1968-D, 1970-F, 1972-F, 1974-F, 1980-G, 1984-D (x2), 1985-G, 1989-J & 1990-J (x2) 1 Mark, East Germany 1982-A 1 Mark, Germany 1950-G & 1971-D 2 Mark, Germany 1969-D, 1973-G & 1975-F The Azerbaijani circulation coins do not have dates. Furthermore, it's fun to see how most of them are modelled after the Euro. The 5 Qepik coins is like the 10 Cent coins except it's slightly thicker and in copper-plated steel. The edge and diameter is otherwise exactly the same. The 1 Euro Cent and 1 Qepik is the same, so is the 2 Euro Cent/3 Qepik, 20 Euro Cent/10 Qepik and 2 Euro/50 Qepik, with all Azerbaijani coins being glorified steel only. This lot cost 50 today. Quote:
Very nice finds! Check the Kennedy for a doubled die - easy to see the date: Could not see a double die. Thanks for bringing up the tip though! |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Looks like a nice haul to me. :)
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I especially like the looks of the 5 Ore.
How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2 |
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Well, today brought a if not a little bit less exciting lot. A little bit more of the 'regulars' today A nice looking batch to me. |
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Sweden
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Sadly I cannot make it to today's market due to I'm going away today, to Germany. I simply don't have enough time for now. Next week it is! |
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