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Carausius · Oct 6, 2019

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When I was a young collector -- from the time I was ten until about thirteen or so -- there was a brick-and-mortar coin shop at the local mall that had a bid board. Every Saturday afternoon the auctions would close. I was a general U.S. collector back then (20th century type coins with Whitman folders for Lincoln cents, buffalo nickels, Mercury dimes, Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, etc.) and found several attractive but well-circulated coins for my collection, which I have since parted ways with. The bid board was one of the more exciting aspects of the hobby for me, because traditional auctions were otherwise outside of my schoolboy's budget.
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Ditto! I had the exact same experience with a bid board at a local coin shop when I was a teenager.

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lordmarcovan · Oct 8, 2019

The green was worrisome, but seems improved, and when you told me you spent eight bucks on it, all my reservations flew out the window. Nicely done.

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Carausius Brother, can you spare a sestertius?

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