Thought about this until I saw the photos......

http://cgi.ebay.com/Lot-77-Wheat-Ce...mQQptZCoins_US_Individual?hash=item1e58c7beaa

Then I changed my mind

 

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Looks like alot of cleaning has been going on there. lol

 

I love it where it says under condition...." These are not graded. I believe these are all circulated coins". REALLY!?!? What gave that away?

 

I wouldn't bring any of those in my house, they might infect everything else!

 

Good one!!!

 

He must have stored that Whitman in a cleaning bucket!!!

 

It is halloween and everybody does need some little green monsters running around. These should even scare non-collectors.

 

You'd think just those photos would scare anyone away. I wouldn't want those coins infecting anything I own.

Bruce

 

They have green pimples!

 

You should have bought them... free icky green stuff, and a 1922-D with not only a weak D but the whole date!!!

 

If you have one of these Whitman albums, you will notice that there is a way to fold it, so no coin comes into direct position over another. There is a printed sheet that folds over one end and then that folds over the other. Each page of coins is separated by a sheet of paper or a cover end from each other.

But, if you don't pay attention or, if your sheet of paper is torn out, one page of coins can contact the other page. Contamination can spread from one coin directly across to another.

But I am sure you knew that.

Jim

 

I don't understand--


They are nice and shiny and green.

 

yech. those are nothing I would bid on or keep if I had.

 

I think those things are starting to sprout cent bushes.... someone should buy them and bury them in the ground and see what comes up in the spring.

 

LOL. Don't want that green junk spreading on to the new nice stuff.

 

the old Whitman book was worth more that the coins