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Thailand
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I seem to have had a glut of silver recently which is unusual for me here. From a dealer who calls occasionally and all for a little over melt: France 1 Franc #844.1 1917, 1918 and 2 Francs #845.1 1915 Germany 5 Reichsmark #94 1937G     And from a friend just returned from South Africa. Deal to be negotiated but the gem has to be the Southern Rhodesia one: Southern Rhodesia 3 Pence #1 1932 Zuid Afrika Republik 3 Pence #3 1895 and 1 Shilling #5 1892    |
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United States
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Got it a cpl minutes ago, an 88. I wanted it........just because   Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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United States
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Will add photos later but I got these today: 1857-O Seated Liberty half dollar (my first New Orleans coin) 1963 Franklin half dollar1987 Canadian specimen set 1910 UK sixpence some miscellaneous coins - four large UK pennies, one large half-penny, one 1943-S steel cent to replace the one in my folder |
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1756 Bavarian 'Madonna' thaler, x-ebay:   @stevex6: That bracelet wasn't priceless, it was $28/troy oz. And it was already damaged. But if you send your lady friend over for a few days, I can teach her how to repair it  |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Methinx stevex6 was performing a popular Tent Revival "Miracle" known as "Extending the Gam".
There ain't no "Bracelet of Tmansturain", priceless, worthless or otherwise.
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United States
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Okay, photos of a couple of the ones I got today: 1910 Sixpence:   1910 is my fiancee's grandfather's birth year, so I felt a certain obligation to procure the coin. The 1857-O Seated Half:   This is my very first Seated half dollar, my first seated liberty coin, and my first New Orleans mark all in one coin. Very happy about it. The 1987 Canadian Specimen set:   1987 is my fiancee's birth year and I feel like I got a pretty good deal on the set at $2 for it. 1987 is also the year Canada introduced the Loonie, which isn't part of this set, which is pretty neat. |
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United States
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I'm going to a coin show tomorrow and am thinking of trying to snag some silver Balboas. Does anyone know the junk silver value of a Balboa or a half Balboa ? Thanks !
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United States
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1/2 Balboas up to and including 1962 are.3617ozt
Balboas pre 1975 are .7734ozt....
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United States
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Thanks Amida ! If I can find any tomorrow I will post them regardless of how skanky they might be.
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United States
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I didn't find any Baloas that I liked but I snagged a cpl 1892 and 1893 Columbians. Also found me a nice 1926 Oregon commem.
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Canada
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1963 proof set $36 including shipping...pretty darn good IMO   Edited by RoyalSilver
05/27/2012 9:06 pm
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'63 => that's my Birth-Year (money well spent!!) Curious? => did you buy it through Colonial Acres? Nice coin set (I love the young Laureate Portrait of the queen) Edited by stevex6
05/27/2012 9:13 pm
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Canada
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haha nice! my year is 1989, lost out on a nice set a few days ago from that year nope I got it from ebay, this one US seller has a lot of his auctions ending right now, some good deals on sets. 1.11 ASW here, so at $28/oz I only pais $5 over spot :) and about the portrait, that is my favorite one of the queen |
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