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    A world tour - post the next country.

    the Netherlands; 1/2 Cent; 1824 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 16, 2018 in forum: World Coins
  2. Phil Ham
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    Iceland; 1944; 5 Aurar [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 16, 2018 in forum: World Coins
  3. Phil Ham
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    Danish West Indies, 12 Skilling, 1767 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 16, 2018 in forum: World Coins
  4. Phil Ham
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    Lets see those modern commems.

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    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 15, 2018 in forum: US Coins Forum
  5. Phil Ham
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    US Budget Deficit Increases

    As I don't really need money now, I'm willing to wait. It hasn't been a good investment though.
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 15, 2018 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    US Budget Deficit Increases

    I'm buying silver but it has backfired. The US is punch drunk but the other countries are partying like it is 1999. Meanwhile, precious metals...
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 15, 2018 in forum: Bullion Investing
  7. Phil Ham
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    Lets see those modern commems.

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    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 15, 2018 in forum: US Coins Forum
  8. Phil Ham
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    What would you recommend, to do with these coins?

    I'm not a huge foreign coin person but have many of these coins. I'm thinking that you have less than $20 worth of value in them. Most of them...
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 15, 2018 in forum: Coin Chat
  9. Phil Ham
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    How about a 1887 50 Ore from Norway? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 13, 2018 in forum: World Coins
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    What would you recommend, to do with these coins?

    I would separate out the wheat cents by decade. If you have many from 1909-1919, you may have some value depending on the mint mark and...
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 13, 2018 in forum: Coin Chat
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    20th Century Circulating Coins

    I purchased a 1917-S Type 1 SLQ this week on the bay. I'm now down to 17 coins to finish my 20th Century US Coin Circulating set. Do you think...
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 13, 2018 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Which is the most circulated portrait (person) on a coin of any kind? Total mintages!!!

    It must be Lincoln with the plethora of US cents since 1909; mintage only. I would go with one of the Caesars if was different coins.
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 9, 2018 in forum: Coin Chat
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    How about a former US territory and wonderful country, the Filipinas. One Centavo 1944S [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 9, 2018 in forum: World Coins
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    How about crossing the Pacific Ocean to New Zealand and a 20 cent piece? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 9, 2018 in forum: World Coins
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    Guess the Grade 1941-S Walking Liberty Half

    This is a very nice coin; it has a ding above "In God we Trust" and a few other minor imperfections. The reverse looks very nice. I'm going MS-66.
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 8, 2018 in forum: US Coins Forum
  16. Phil Ham
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    Umm, Really?

    What prevented it from grading MS-66 or at least a CAC sticker:)
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 8, 2018 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    Argentina; 20 Centavos; 1951 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 8, 2018 in forum: World Coins
  18. Phil Ham
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 8, 2018 in forum: World Coins
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    A world tour - post the next country.

    Brazil; 20 Reis; 1869
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 8, 2018 in forum: World Coins
  20. Phil Ham
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    1962 dime 2.51 & 1964 2.52 weights any significance

    It is within the tolerance of the mint (2.5 grams).
    Post by: Phil Ham, Oct 8, 2018 in forum: Coin Chat
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