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    Hello-

    Just a quick note that I thoroughly enjoyed reviewing both your U.S. and World Coin albums. Not only a beautiful collection, but also beautifully presented here.

    Best regards.

    Lionel
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    Thank for the" like"
    I plan to have Ngc grade a few more Vicky is to single lg 4-8 coin holder.all 1838 1839 and 1840
    And Name it
    Vichy Throne
  3. You can attach a picture/image straight from your computer to a message by clicking "Go Advanced " at the bottom right of the message box, then click "Manage Attachments" to upload your image. I should add that digital cameras provide more reliable pictures than cell phone cameras
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    How do I attach a picture into these messages? It wants a url to insert a picture. I don't have internet access so I use my HTC evo which has an 8 megapixel camera. Hopefully that would be a good enough picture.
  5. If you show me some good high resolution pictures of your coin, I should be able to compare it with genuine items
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    Hi there. I'm new and have a coin that I wanted to know if it is worth anything and seen you had helped someone else in regards to a similar coin. I have a 416 one yen 900 coin. I did the magnet test and it passed. How else do I determine it real and its worth?
  7. And I am honored that you have extended your request to me
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    I'd be honored if you'd accept my friendship request......
  9. Thanks for the link. I'll check it out when I have some time
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    Nice 1875-CC here a good link to ck out if you have a Die variety see ya in the am jello

    http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/pictorial_index.htm
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American collector living in Japan
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Just south of a nuclear disaster
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Fake Fugio

by Collector1966 on 05-09-2011 at 04:40 AM
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I'm not sure if you even can find a set like that any more. It was being produced by the Gallery Mint Museum several years ago, but the GMM's chief coiner died in early 2005 and the remaining partner, who was the chief engraver, decided to sell out his share of the operation shortly after that. The company that bought him out wasn't able to do much with the coinage operation, so they sold out to a guy in Nebraska, who had been offering some of the Gallery Mint Museum's reproductions, but I don't

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2011 Tokyo International Coin Convention

by Collector1966 on 05-03-2011 at 02:30 AM
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Yesterday marked the last day of the Tokyo International Coin Convention which is held in Tokyo, Japan every year in late April/early May. There was some concern that radiation and/or earthquake fears would keep some international dealers away, and a couple of international dealers/companies that had been scheduled to attend did not show up, but in the end there were no empty tables. The largest group of non-Japanese dealers were from the United States, followed by Hong Kong. There were also a couple

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