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Valley Coin shipped the supplies for my Small Dollar collection today

When it's delivered I'm going to have to de-case, encapsulate and mount 70 coins in the CAPS pages

It'll probably take me at least 2 days


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Or just one night with lots of coffee
You realize when you know how to think, it empowers you far beyond those who know only what to think.

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Enjoy!
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Green with envy. That is me right now. Enjoy the journey!
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Have fun.
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Once I get started, I'll probably finish

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Use good quality cotton gloves, and no sneezing.
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Enjoy! That sounds like a fun evening to me.

And of course when done please!
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You'll be good to go in about four hours. Just put those proof sets on their sides and crack them open. Tap away and they will crack easier than you think. Like everyone said. Hammer, gloves, hard stable surface,nice white gloves,coffee, and a few prayers. You'll be good to go.
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No hammer needed for modern proof set lenses. They come apart with ease. Worst case you might need a utility blade if you have no finger nails.
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No hammer needed for modern proof set lenses. They come apart with ease. Worst case you might need a utility blade if you have no finger nails.

with Jbuck - Just hold the case in both hands and give a gentle twist to separate the sides. then a small blade or tiny flat screwdriver to help you ease them open. BUT - open them over a clean SOFT terry cloth of some kind in case a coin drops out.
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