Finally, someone who thinks like me.
Found this one this morning: "used condition". Post your finds.
That could be a pain to produce actually-- it takes months to make new "dies" for paper money, but the idea is interesting. Though, with all the...
Interesting. Lo siento-- didn't mean to be offensive!
Y'know, I never heard that whole story.
Don't those slot machines kick the crap out of coins?
Three dimes in cent rolls-- woo-hoo! 36c profit!
It is of no signifigant value, unless really nice and crispy. But, as with every find, ask yourself: 1) Do I like this piece enough to keep it?...
Oh, shut up, Cloud. :D
"Penny"? Tsk. Tsk.
That's a nice ten, johndo. Do you mean 1995, though?
That's a filled die error. They are of no value (except to those who want it), but cool finds, nonetheless.
76 years, very well cleaned.
He's a bad photgrapher with lovely hands.
Are you still allowed to say "Christmas"? I thought it was "holiday" :D. As for the coin, the missing "9" can be seen in the background, laying on...
No, it was a vague conversation, umtrr. I think I would have taken the 16-D for the SILVER. :D
I was watching a CSI episode involving a coin dealer with whom Greg Sanders traded a 1909-S VDB for a 1916-D dime. The dealer said, "If you want...
That looks like a single, which has no security features.
I've quit doing that because the return doesn't work-- you'd have to actually buy something. I used to do what you did, then I used it as a...
Do you mean the $3.99 coin folders, not the albums? I've heard that I should dump the folders because they will leave two sides of the coins in...
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