Best wishes to @askea , one of our neighbors to the north, on your 64th special day! [ATTACH]
Agreed! Doug and the crew do their best to keep on top of these situations. And, we can help by simply using the Report button to let them know...
Mary, this was not posted by a Troll. It was posted by a Bot attempting to spam as many threads as possible. The mods do their best to eliminate...
First, welcome to the neighborhood! If it was in one of the Buy/Sell/Trade forums, it's because nobody is allowed to respond in them. You have to...
My rules were very explicit! Would you turn the wrong way on a one-way street?:rolleyes:
Isn't that Tennessee mountain folk speak for "Hell, Doug!" [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Jason, was 1958 one of the years for the Double Mint Sets? It's my understanding that the Double Mint Sets produced a lot of nice toners.
Many of us have gotten used to the variables in terminology, especially when it comes to the quarter programs over the last 20+ years. Some people...
Zackly!
These photos have been getting quite a workout today! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Though I don't collect tokens, I would think that the size has a lot to do with it. I've always thought that a token was meant to be used as a...
Cool!
Who are you talking to? I gave her a story! Where is your focus?:)
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To me, it looks like a strikethrough from a partially grease & debris-filled die.
If you are referring to my American Bicentennial medal from France, it is 81mm and weighs 8.07ozs. It is hardly a token!;)
First, welcome to the neighborhood! I'm not sure if you are in the right forum for expressing your dissatisfaction about your previous...
@Rosalita Coins missing letters or numbers as the result of a grease-filled die are as common as grains of sand on a beach.
@Cazador My first thought before I even looked at the photo was "tell your father-in-law not to buy that property on St. Croix". My second...
Here is an interesting, but TRUE!, story for you @Felicia04 ! The first day that the $2 Bicentennial Notes were to be released, a grandmother in...
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