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Thinking about taking advantage of their Summer Special, which @Cascade told me about (thanks again): "8 coins for $75 out the door with return...
Don't you have to be careful to only use certain nail polish removers? I seem to recall that some have non-desirable ingredients and that "pure"...
Have never done it. Thinking about sending in a batch to ANACS with their Summer Special...
Credit: @sonlarson https://www.cointalk.com/threads/a-little-off-the-top.300312/ [IMG]
Cool. I don't think it actually *saved* him any money... probably cost him more in the long run, but the free advertisement was probably worth it?...
If you look closely, you can see his tongue in his cheek... He's quoting from the movie "Animal House" ;-)
Here's one we saw at the "Ripley's Believe it or Not" museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I've read and enjoyed many posts here about portraits done with Lincoln cents, floors covered with them, toilet seats containing old U.S. Mint...
Thanks, @Kentucky.
Specific gravity measures density. That's different from weight... but is it the same thing in this case? Chemists and physicists help me out...
It is a PCGS G6. I bid on it, but it went beyond my price range. I believe it sold for $950 + 15% buyer's premium.
... and make sure you check for hidden compartments, false bottoms, and mysterious keys and/or maps...
@chrsmat71, nice coin! I might need to upgrade mine sometime soon! ;-) You are correct... I paid about $20 US for it, so I'm glad I didn't get...
Dude, I saw the title before I saw who posted it and thought, "Aw crap, another troll post". ;-) VERY cool! Glad it happened to you and looking...
#3 https://www.cointalk.com/threads/300076/
#2 https://www.cointalk.com/threads/300073/
Thanks, Lord Marcovan! Here's #1: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/300072/
Supposedly metal detected somewhere in Ukraine. I think it is Katherine the Great... Can anyone confirm my suspicions and provide any other...
Pretty sure it's a coin of Sigismund III of Poland (1566 – 1632), so the "95" on the reverse might mean "1595"? Can anyone correct me or confirm...
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