giveaways..awesome
miles_long
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does anyone give away anything awesome here? newbie here
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Participation and patience are very helpful round these parts. Good luck. Peace Roy
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See my avatar. I received 2 of those Escudos ( gold). Giveaway right here. I have held 6 giveaways in the last year. September 22- September 23.
Check on the forum ( US coins) as they get posted over there.
Heck, Namvet69 presented me with a couple interesting trade type coins.
Welcome and yes there’s some pretty awesome giveaways A little patience as mentioned. 😁
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Many of us have given stuff away. Personally I've given books, proof sets, type coins and some other funs stuff. Probably not worth a ton but not worthless for sure.
bob
What is your definition of AWESOME? I had 2 birthday giveaways and mailed peace/morgan dollars/ rolls of Unc wheat cents and other nice prizes. Then I paid the shipping too. I believe most other members do the same too. Watch the boards and enter, you might even win. Just try to be thankful that there are generous members here.
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I have a bunch of SP68 Dimes if anyone is interested. Did I mention they are free?
Anything free given as a giveaway should be thought as thoughtful and kind. What a nice tradition. I applaud you! Keep having patience and who knows, maybe one day you’ll hit the jackpot?
I think it really creates an interest and an excitement. I’m new coming back after 6 years absent. Formerly Barbercoin.