Pan-Pac how about these? Not the same expo, I have to find that one. I just like the Pan-Pac's.
nope, never in any service.. gotta check my pictures. BRB
Interesting, if a coin is found with a detector in 300 years on Mars, will it be unmarsed? Just a thought.
What? That is, what or who is 'they'? Coins? Possibly. Or possiibly not.
hey, we ain't all genuises. LOL. And, I agree, NT. That crack isn't enough to have removed & replaced the coin in the holder.
In a word: Don't! That is, don't invest in coins. Anything but. Collect coins. Invest in: Your future, a bank account, the stock...
yup, that is why they continue to make them. As they rot away, the coins are 'written off' form the ledger and eventually they (the gov't) will...
The only point of interest is "GOD" And I am not sure.
nah, just ordinary zinc rot. post mint.
yea. and in answer to your question: Nay.
connor: Beautiful medals. I have one form the expo, I'll see if I have pix and post them. You are from NY? Where about? I'm on LI.
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Use it as a very small door stop?
QT? Quick Tan? LOL
$949 today. You should have kept the order.
j: Welcome! what machine are you using? I use the White's DFX, back up is the XLT.
Most anything made after 1964 (when the silver was removed form coins.)
Mike: Thanks, I didn't notice the glue until you said it! I have a long way to go! Thanks again.
Daniel: Did you find these with a metal detector? Or buy them? I think that (considering that they are supposed to be silver, I believe)...
nice. Strong clashed die. If the reverse is normal, then the reverse die may have been changed after the clash, and used with the old obverse...
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