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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 525272, member: 16510&quot;]<b>Golly, golly that&#039;s what happened Carlos, I&#039;ll play along</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Golly, golly that&#039;s what happened Carlos, I&#039;ll play along - OK Carlos I&#039;ll play.</p><p>I have just completed research and deliberation with the top experts in the world regarding Carlos coin.&nbsp; We all met at a secret location last night and worked through the night to uncover the hidden possible explanation of Mr. Carlo&#039;s coin.&nbsp; This is our finding for the record.</p><p>1.&nbsp; It is a 1976 Lincoln Cent and is very interesting we all agreed.</p><p>2.&nbsp; We think that the die that struck this coin went time traveling.</p><p>3.&nbsp; It has been hubbed with as many as 20 different other dies dating back as much as (but possibly more than) 250 years.</p><p>4.&nbsp; This die has been hubbed, un-hubbed, paired with, struck over, beat against, clashed with, re-engraved with, even put in a reducing lathe, (for why we could not come to a conclusion) but it is A very active die - it gets around, round, round it gets around, all over town, town it gets around!</p><p>5. There are none other like it the world&nbsp; - oh there are many like it but this one is Carlo&#039;s.</p><p>6. In closing, (I&#039;m sure you&#039;all are relieved about that) we determined this 1976 one cent coin to be worth at least 1/2 cent and possibly as much as but not over 1 cent - it&#039;s a keeper for sure.</p><p>One more thing Carlos - if you ever get your hands on an electron-microscope with a 10,000 power capability we are absolutely convinced that you may see the answers for all the universe, at least you will see a Tootsie-roll and that at this point that would certainly be a relief!!!!!!!!!!!! </p><p>Are we having fun yet???????[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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