Somebody followed the advice on that one, and carried it in their pocket for good luck, over a long time! Looks like they also holed it to put on...
This trio of coins were all likely encased in the 1940s to 1950s. [ATTACH] Coin 1: "Stork Club Lucky Penny". [ATTACH] A 1945 Lincoln cent in...
This is the only one I've ever had. The image was done on a flatbed scanner, so is less than ideal. [IMG]
Cupid works for me. I'd never heard of a baby genius, but there's so much I've never heard of. You had me at the "Goats, Beans and Biscotti"...
https://www.coinflation.com/coins/1971-1974-1976-Silver-Eisenhower-Ike-Dollar-Value.html
Judging from that seller's description, he or she is likely to go on and on about Roman postage stamps, if you get 'em started on that topic.
Fixed it for ya. Also set your images to full size instead of thumbnailed. This is an option you can do yourself, if you look for the button...
Wow! Somebody cashed in an old-time accumulation!
Well, there you have it.
Indeed, those are nice photos in the OP.
I too will always be interested to see what comes out of the ground in Scandinavia!
Or Slender Man...
Get a load of these. Three really nice hardcover catalogs, shipped to me internationally via FedEx, by a firm I had never done business with!...
I haven't thrown most of them away, but I haven't exactly figured what to do with them, either.
Happy to see this!
I get stacks of catalogs from overseas, some from an auction house I bid with one time and lost.
Leave them alone. Looks fine to me.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/165070283458
Well, now. Steelie errors ain't somethin' you see every day.
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