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What graceful posts. thanks for the show...

 

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Gotta like/appreciate those clean cheeks on the 1880-S Morgan...plus maybe a PL on the NGC grade of 65 or 66 from here. If it ain't 65, I'd say you were robbed...although confess can't see it properly. Nice. Thanks for sharing.

 

Love your beautiful 78 Morgan...just enough whispers of subtle, champagne-gold toning.

 

1969 Anguilla, 1 Dollar. The country of Anguilla never really existed, though they tried to declare independence from Britain.

 

Yeah she’s 65 and looks proof like to me but not attributed . Real similar to my proof likes in hand

 

Here's a few-

 

So much variety. heres my trade dollar

 

My father had some two dollar bills from 1976 with postage stamps and cancellation stamps. What is the significance?

 

This $2 bill was postmarked on April 13, 1976. This was the first day of release for this new $2 bill that depicts the signing of the Declaration of Independence 200 years before. Thomas Jefferson's birthday was also on April 13. The four stamps add up to 13¢, which was first class postage cost at that time. The bill was postmarked in Ellisville, Mississippi, and carries two postmarks.

 

I've always liked that trade dollar. This modern Britannia bullion oz. is quite reminiscent of it.

 

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THAT WAS FUN

 

WHEN THESE DOLLARS CAME OUT, I ORDERED A $1,000... BAG FROM MINT.. WHEN GOING THRU THEM, I NOTICED ABOUT 20 OF THEM CARRIED AN INDENTATION MID BREAST OF EAGLE, ALL SAME SPOT, A BB COULD HAVE RESTED IN THE DEPRESSION. VERY UNEDUCATED PER ERROR KOINS THEN. THEY WENT TO LOCAL BANK.. ANYONE ELSE SEEN ANY KOINS LIKE THAT ???

 

I'm afraid, without photos, I can't help you.

 

I know this is 'COINTALK' but here's a few of my bills....Nothing exciting, a few 'RADARS and a 'REPEATER'. They're just something else I collect.