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WINNER: Best Non-U.S. Coin/Token, October, 2007

ChicagoRon also wins Best Non-U.S. Coin/Token, October, 2007. Very nice piece. Congrats.

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Total Votes: 32
1.) Riccar's Mexican 50cent piece
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
2.) ChicagoRon's Celtic gold Dubnovellaunus Late 1st BC to Early 1stC AD
19 (votes) 59.38 (%)

3.) ChicagoRon's Saxon Silver Skeet 600 to 660 AD
2 (votes) 6.25 (%)
4.) Loditom's 1795 Reale
11 (votes) 34.38 (%)

G Man
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    Thanks again! The finds on my trip to England were amazing!
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    lordmarcovanlordmarcovan Posts: 43,218 ✭✭✭✭✭
    If there was ever a no-brainer, this was it.

    (BTW, CR, "skeet" is "s-c-e-a-t".)

    You have done what I have dreamt of doing for a long, long time. Bravo.

    We awarded a "Special Gold Coin Award" last time somebody got one. I think somebody here dug a US $2.50 a year or two ago, but can't remember who it was. To my memory, this is only the second time one of our CU MD Forum members has found a gold coin since we started polling.

    I'll have to see if I can dig up the "Special Award", or we can make one.

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    lordmarcovanlordmarcovan Posts: 43,218 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Aha. It was November of 2005. Another Celtic stater.

    I thought somebody had dug a $2.50, too. (I mean, since we started the polls in mid-2004?)

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    Thanks LordM!
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