[CLOSED] LordM Giveaway #67 (pick your *mystery* prize)

Entry post category C. Merry Christmas our lord

 

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Entry post. Think I will take the total mystery bag. It's way more fun and broadens what I see in the hobby.

 

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And I would enjoy a mixed bag.
As you may recall, I like silver most of all but I will accept whatever you choose to send, of course.
Thank You LM for the many continued contest opportunities and please,

HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS !

 

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I'll pick A - Ancient/Medieval.
And thanks so much for doing this giveaway @lordmarcovan !
AncientNumis

 

Entry post. I would have to choose USA and the older it is, the better. Most of my current collection is very modern. My oldest so far is a flying eagle. And thank you as always for your generous contests. Oh, before I forget the most important thing- I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas!

 

Thank you @lordmarcovan for thinking of me! I really appreciate it!

 

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Barley would like to add to her US collection.



Thanks as always for the opportunity.

 

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(A) Ancient & Medieval

Hello Huckleberry,
My calico long hair Natasha Pusskavich passed away several years ago after 15 wonderful years. Still miss her.

 

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Category C -- USA. I am still looking for a two cent piece for my collection.

It really isn’t that cold, but apparently it is a four dog night. They do like to get comfy on the wife.

 

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Specimen is a 8 reale from Spain you can see that the "piece of 8 " has been cut or shaved to make a payment for goods or services less than 8 reales. Most times you see the coin cut into halves or quarteres.
But at times a few slivers of silver paid the bill.

 

That coin has providence to Mel Fishers , ships captain. As I purchased it from him some 15 years ago.

 

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Ancient & Medieval
I love contests

 

No offense, but I think you mean "provenance".

Providence is something from God, whereas, provenance is the history of an object.

 

It's also a place in Rhode Island.

 

You are correct, Aquaman !

 

Considering that many people consider Mel Fisher the Godfather of sunken treasure hunting, perhaps you were correct the first time.

 

I have no idea about anyone's pedigree, or providence, or provenance.
I'm simply having fun responding to others' posts.

I also would like to own a shipwreck coin, and I have bid on many, but have always been out bid.
For me, at least so far, the cost outweighs the pleasure of owning.