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    For only $10,000

    The thing is, I buy coins I like... not to sell for a profit (or loss). I collect as a hobby only, not as an investment (or just because I need a...
    Post by: jloring, Jun 1, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    An often preached saying, but some just don't listen.

    Yep, there sure are a lot of "preachers" in this hobby, and personally, I pay no attention to them. However, a person who gives advice without the...
    Post by: jloring, Jun 1, 2013 in forum: World Coins
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    This is really neat!

    I've seen this vid numerous times... and never get tired of repeats. I love the part with the women weeding out all the "error" coins.:)
    Post by: jloring, May 31, 2013 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Good deal??????

    The Walker alone should bring at least $15 on eBay... here's a recent one in lower grade that sold for $18 plus:...
    Post by: jloring, May 31, 2013 in forum: What's it Worth
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    For only $10,000

    In fact, I wouldn't buy it with OPM.
    Post by: jloring, May 31, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Help me with this penny! Lincoln Wheat Very Very Thin!

    Yep... it's definitely a financial burden. Destroying Lincoln cents is a nasty job, but someone has to do it.
    Post by: jloring, May 30, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Help me with this penny! Lincoln Wheat Very Very Thin!

    That would be interesting.:smile But different coins at different times over the past sixty years or so... I've probably destroyed close to a...
    Post by: jloring, May 30, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
  8. jloring
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    For only $10,000

    I don't care if the coin was unique. I wouldn't buy if for 10 cents let alone 8K (and I know perfectly well the rarity of it).
    Post by: jloring, May 30, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Help me with this penny! Lincoln Wheat Very Very Thin!

    Let's put it this way... I've soaked Lincoln cents in acid, coated them with mercury, had 'em flatten by a train, metal stamped them, shot 'em...
    Post by: jloring, May 30, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
  10. jloring
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    For only $10,000

    Come on... wouldn't you guys be proud to have this gem in your collection? A real show piece.
    Post by: jloring, May 30, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1825 Bust Half - error on reverse 50 C?

    Looks like a O-111 reverse to me... but I'm far from an expert. The 50 C definitely looks re-cut.
    Post by: jloring, May 29, 2013 in forum: Error Coins
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    Is this a 1916-D Mercury? Very worn coin

    If it's not in a slab, it should be.. and then it'll be worth more than 8k. Raw '16-D's are a hard sell, and fail to bring full value.
    Post by: jloring, May 29, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Another unreasonable buyer on EBAY

    For the answer, read post #8.
    Post by: jloring, May 29, 2013 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Who is Buying all the melted silver and gold?

    I only know about the gold... and I'm not at liberty to say. However, this article, though factually incorrect, hints at where the gold is going....
    Post by: jloring, May 29, 2013 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    Midnight Snack eBuy; Deal or No Deal???

    Yep... stealing a coin like that has to be a felony.:)
    Post by: jloring, May 29, 2013 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    2009 P&D Roosevelt Dimes Ebay Auction Coins

    There are plenty of uncirculated coins "untouched"... but every one that's in a slab has been touched.
    Post by: jloring, May 29, 2013 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Is this bear anatomically correct?

    I don't buy the migration theory...
    Post by: jloring, May 28, 2013 in forum: Error Coins
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    2009 P&D Roosevelt Dimes Ebay Auction Coins

    Booooo who?
    Post by: jloring, May 28, 2013 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Is this bear anatomically correct?

    Yep... there's always some detail lost on the actual coin...
    Post by: jloring, May 28, 2013 in forum: Error Coins
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    Is this bear anatomically correct?

    Correct... you see his two front legs, his fat belly resting on a rock, and his right rear leg. His left rear leg is hidden by his big bear belly....
    Post by: jloring, May 28, 2013 in forum: Error Coins
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