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The original numismatic haiku contest. closed, see poll.

mgoodm3mgoodm3 Posts: 17,497 ✭✭✭
In case you don't know what haiku is, it's a Japanese poetry style that uses syllables as the main determiner of length. First line 5 syllables, second 7 and last 5.

Example:

I like them there coins
They are real shiny and bright
Brillo works wonders

There are three prizes for this contest.

#1 1859 cent around VF, a bit beat up, color a bit funny (maybe cleaned) but looks better in hand than close up. Good type set hole filler.

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#2 1902 cent around MS63 some red, nice luster.

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#3 1914 buffalo nickel. MS62 maybe, toned, kinda wood-grain.

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So there you have it, make me some haiku that you are proud of. Funny, serious, whatever. I’ll pick the five that I like the most and will have a poll to figure out the three winners. The highest vote getter will get first choice of prize and second/third similarly.

Contest will end Thursday 1/13/05 at noon.

One entry per screenname. You can edit if you want, but edits will only be allowed before the deadline.
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