I got my monthly catalog from a "wholesale" coin dealer. The have the RP sets in OGP for only 85 dollars! :woot:
I didn't buy one...haven't received the e-mail saying it wasn't shipped, so I'm not sure on which day it will not arrive.
They seem to have an endless supply of 2003 $2 notes.
They'd have to add 226 of them.
Well, you can render me unimpressed. What they need is big flashy pics, and a heading like this: 2018 REVERSE PROOF SET! L@@K!!!
The mint makes sets with different finishes: proof, reverse proof, EU, yet in their website photos, they always look alike.
I read somewhere that ninety-something percent of the notes the BEP prints are replacements for worn-out notes. Who knows...
These are F35440536 - 0936A (skip of 100 ) , so yeah, expanded a bit. Front 9, back 5.
It finally showed up: [ATTACH] F 20 B31 That and the 5-note sheet in the same envelope - postage: $3.08
Redwin, is that you?
Same here, I've never found anything that old in change before, and probably never will again. I can remember seeing a buffalo in change, but that...
Mine hasn't shown up yet, but I ordered much later than I usually do, and added another item, so that probably slows things down a bit.
I have a series 1950 5$ that I found a long time ago. I kept it just because I like the light green color of the seal and serials.
How often does one find a 118- year old coin in their change? first time for me.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The RB is beauty-ful ( The RD is nice also ; -) )
Wow, nice find!
I've seen waffled coins, but have yet to see a coined waffle. Somebody probably has one though.
My 1924 isn't as nice as I thought it was - hadn't seen it in a while, but...[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Peace, brothers ( and sisters, if applicable )
before leaving for work yesterday, I looked through my change in the night stand drawer (I usually take quarters to put in my pocket). Yeah, no...
Reminds me of the 4th...except the cannon I used was a bit smaller - couldn't find any gerbils though. I did take out a rat the next morning...
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