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    Good place to buy 2005 coin rolls

    Try Walmart.
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 11, 2005 in forum: Coin Chat
  2. satootoko
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    coin grab bag auctions

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    Post by: satootoko, Oct 11, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  3. satootoko
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    Kennedy Halfs

    Oh for the good old days when halves circulated, and rolls were full of high grade Walkers. About three-quarters of my complete-minus-one set...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 11, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  4. satootoko
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    Waffle Concensus

    Less than a nickle I hope. :p
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: Error Coins
  5. satootoko
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    1973 ore sverige 10

    Hi straz, and [img] to CoinTalk. Sverige is Swedish for Sweden. In their monetary system 100 ore = 1 kronur, so you have a Swedish dime. The...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    What Is This Coin!!

    A copper which is a perfect example of the P-0 (that's a zero) grade - so worn that no details can be seen. :rolleyes: The obverse may have...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  7. satootoko
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    Where are these coins from....

    [img] to CoinTalk Chuck. We can really use your expertise on reading Arabic legends. ;)
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: World Coins
  8. satootoko
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    Sweet deal! Only 40 grand

    Red flag #1 Red flag #2 when the coin offered isn't graded by PCGS Red flag #3 when the claimed grade is MS65 Red flag #4 when an expensive item...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: Coin Chat
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    "You're buying a $100 coin?"

    Just set aside an amount equal to what you spend on coins in a special fund. Periodically double or triple the amount in that fund, buy your...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Latvia 1 lat 2005 - where to get?

    I didn't see any in my pocket change, or my relatively futile attempt to get some from a local bank when the cruise ship stopped in Riga last...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Can anyone identify this coin from 1286?

    Well, you won't be able to retire, or even buy a new car, from the proceeds, but it's an interesting piece, and well worth collecting.
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Applying Gold

    Do you know of anyplace where a description (full or short form) is available?
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: Coin Chat
  13. satootoko
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    What should I get?

    [img] to CoinTalk drays. Books are always great gifts, and there are a lot of books on coins. If you can post something about the kind of...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 10, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  14. satootoko
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    Worth?

    Bingo! KM#11, cu-ni, ~12.5mm. How thick is your coin B12? Maybe the guy who holed it also ground off the back. :eek:
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: What's it Worth
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    What's your main type of collection?.

    Japanese moderns (1870-present)One from every country/monetary regime (British penny/shilling/pound and British decimal penny/pound are...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Here is a '1749 2R' and a '1711 2R'

    Mind if I borrow that foot-in-mouth icon Doug? [img] The guy had a big enough schnozola and a weak enough chin to be George, and with the "us...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Here is a '1749 2R' and a '1711 2R'

    My original comment was directed at the smaller coin in Bonedigger's second post. The first photo shows what appears to be an ordinary George III...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Can anyone identify this coin from 1286?

    Hello there Rusty, and [img] to CoinTalk. The characters above the date are definitely Arabic, not Hebrew. Frequently a mint mark appears...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Here is a '1749 2R' and a '1711 2R'

    I'll be darned. I thought the King George obverse and the same-sized pillar reverse were two different coins. I don't consider a day successful...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Here is a '1749 2R' and a '1711 2R'

    What's the denomination of the Mad King George piece, that may have been circulating here in the Colonies during the unpleasantness between us and...
    Post by: satootoko, Oct 9, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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