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  1. SensibleSal66
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    $5,000 GOLD and $100 SILVER is right around the corner !

    I vote for Peace over crazy market prices. That's what John Lennon would have wanted. [MEDIA] [ATTACH]
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: Bullion Investing
  2. SensibleSal66
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    1943 P - Silver War Nickel - Small Lamination Error

    Are you sure you didn't find it metal detecting and nicked it? :D It's a Richard Nicksome coin.... ;):rolleyes:
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: Error Coins
  3. SensibleSal66
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    I did the Unthinkable thing for me.....

    Sure, yeah. :) I'll post more pics when I have a chance. Probably tonight...
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: Coin Chat
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    I did the Unthinkable thing for me.....

    Today was my first "crack out" fiasco. I was able to gently open a graded coin by NGS or NuGrade Service. A real nice outfit. :smuggrin: Anyways,...
    Thread by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025, 7 replies, in forum: Coin Chat
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    Colombia (Spanish Colonial) ca. 1753-56 gold "cob" type escudo of Ferdinand VI, "S" assayer mark

    Nice, Now.... [ATTACH]
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: World Coins
  6. SensibleSal66
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    Christmas gift to myself

    Good luck. I'll wait for his pics... [ATTACH]
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    When photos can't do it justice: exquisitely toned silver franc of Napoleon Bonaparte

    I like it because it spells out history. Not monetarily. ;)
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: World Coins
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    When photos can't do it justice: exquisitely toned silver franc of Napoleon Bonaparte

    Hey guys! I have a button that I found while metal detecting. It's got silver wash and on the back, it says "The Battle of Waterloo 1815" and a...
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 23, 2025 in forum: World Coins
  9. SensibleSal66
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    Clipped planchet

    Dirty Harry used rounds if I'm not mistaken, not clip. :wacky:
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Error Coins
  10. SensibleSal66
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    Fresh Auction Spoils

    Excellent choice! ;)
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Coin Chat
  11. SensibleSal66
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    Dear Santa

    I've got a bunch in production.... :rolleyes: Want one from Santa's workshop? What's wrong with your shoe? :smuggrin:
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Coin Chat
  12. SensibleSal66
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    Thanks to a great CT member

    Very nice! Merry Christmas Dennis. ;)
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: World Coins
  13. SensibleSal66
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    [CLOSED] Twelve Days of COINmas, 2025

    Best of luck to Us both! :) Thanks! :woot:
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Contests
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    1851/81?? large cent.

    Yes. Maybe give that woman a "bath". ;) Acetone perhaps unless someone else has an idea.
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Wow, my credit union actually had customer-rolled halves!

    How much for the tip. :rolleyes:
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Coin Roll Hunting
  16. SensibleSal66
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    Post your Proof coins here !

    I have Silver....Reverse Proof. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    Clipped planchet

    Maybe leather was used? Just leather, no whips. :rolleyes:
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 22, 2025 in forum: Error Coins
  18. SensibleSal66
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    Clipped planchet

    Sorry. I'm with @paddyman98 on this one. :rolleyes: If anyone knows, it is him. If you do believe it is an incomplete planchet error, then I...
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 21, 2025 in forum: Error Coins
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    1851/81?? large cent.

    Here you go Chief.... Ron Guth: The 1851/81 Large Cent is more than an overdate, it is a normal date over an inverted date. When the engraver...
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 21, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1851/81?? large cent.

    This is a true story. I went metal detecting for my first time in the woods. My friend found an 1851 Large cent. After we looked at it better and...
    Post by: SensibleSal66, Dec 21, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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