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Nice musical themed coins. I like the deigns on each of these.

Oops...if the Royal Canadian Mint sees this they might get some idea for making coins with a pushbutton that plays music...they have done everything BUT this LOL!
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Oops...if the Royal Canadian Mint sees this they might get some idea for making coins with a pushbutton that plays music...they have done everything BUT this LOL!


Actually, something like that already exist: a playable coin!
https://agaunews.com/is-this-what-t...heavy-metal/
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Very nice additions, everyone!
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I rescued this 1966 silver Italian 500-lire coin from the scrap silver tray at my LCS yesterday!
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I love the design, but it's annoying that the date is on the edge! I picked out this 1943 Italian 10-centesimi from the 25p junk tray as well:
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Oops...if the Royal Canadian Mint sees this they might get some idea for making coins with a pushbutton that plays music...they have done everything BUT this LOL!


Actually, something like that already exist: a playable coin!
https://agaunews.com/is-this-what-t...heavy-metal/


So they beat the RCM to the punch!
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I'm going to try to get the Lincoln Cent proofs from 1936 to 1940 (in PCGS graded slabs - I'm aiming for PR63 or higher for these)
Just got in 1941 and 1942, 1940 is in the mail.
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Great looking proof cent!
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Booklet with 50-Schilling coin, commemorating Johann Strauss (1825-1899).
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Nice proof Lincolns. I think the 36-42 proof coins are seriously undervalued.
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I think the 36-42 proof coins are seriously undervalued.

I agree, but while PCGS and NGC and the 2023 Red Book value the 36 Proof graded as a 63 at $450.00, most sellers are asking $1200.00 for it.
I'm willing to pay the 4 or 5 hundred, but not that 12 hundred if most coin evaluators are all at that lower price.

So, does anyone have a graded 1936 PCGS PR63 graded Lincoln proof Cent for sale?
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Well the 1940 just came in PCGS PR64RB:
I also won an ebay auction for a 1938 LWC PCGS PR64RB I only had to pay about $60.00 out-the-door as they say. Which in just about right, but On the Bay they are going for about $150.00 for it. So I think I did well on the '38
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