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Pillar of the Community
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jbuck... I guess so...
I will open it this weekend. and take pictures of the process.
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Excellent.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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I would be tempted to put a bow on it and put it under the tree for Christmas morning....
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Pillar of the Community
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If it was my bag, I would have opened it that night. Abe needs some air, he's suffocating. ;)
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Bedrock of the Community
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The prize is winning the opportunity to open the bag.  |
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If it was my bag, I would have opened it that night. Abe needs some air, he's suffocating. ;) Let them breathe.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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ah, so I opened the bag. I will post pictures later..
I should have left it sealed..
what I have found is 500 1963 philly mint BU pennies.
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Pillar of the Community
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and, no, I didn't touch any of them with bare hands
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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i did not search them all, and really don't plan to do it.
I am not a penny guy....
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Rest in Peace
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Penny, Nickel, Quarter, Dollar. Penny, Nickel, Quarter, Dollar. Penny, Nickel, Quarter, Dollar. Penny, Nickel, Quarter, Dollar. Penny, Nickel, Quarter, Dollar. Penny, Nickel, Quarter, Dollar. OK, I can help. Here is a mantra to make you smarter. Relax in a room with dimmed light and possibly music or background sounds. Start saying, "Tagoo." Say it a few times then add the second cadence of the mantra repeating, "Tagoo Siam." Now to learn the finished mantra slowly repeat, "Tagoo Siam Ohwah." As you complete this mind opening exercise, you will realize the challenge that confronts you. Or use them instead of sand in an aquarium. I dunno.  Edited by Parklane64
12/20/2015 03:08 am
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Pillar of the Community
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I still think you lucked out here. Paid $5, got $5 in clean 50+ year old coins. It's like breaking even on a scratch ticket. There was a chance you could've won $100, but you just got your $5 back. And others got to root for your good fortune as well.
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Mayflower2020... I agree, I am not terribly upset, it was what I expected. Had this been a key date year of pennies, I would have gone through all of them and probobaly sent some in for certification and grading.
I surely have some MS-64, 65's in that bag.
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If you do have a red MS65 lurking in that batch, NumisMedia says it's worth $18.
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