How do you tell if a coin has gone bad?

Does it get dark spots like a bannana?
Does it get mushy like a tomato?
Does it smell bad like spoiled meat?
Does it get moldy with aflotoxin like peanuts?
Does it get stale like bread?
Does it get mushy like a tomato?
Does it smell bad like spoiled meat?
Does it get moldy with aflotoxin like peanuts?
Does it get stale like bread?
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There are mislead coins. The ones that have strayed from the path of righeousness. But I assure you, with proper guidance, they can become good again.
it must be immediately thrown away or you can send it to me
On National TV!
The name is LEE!
<< <i>There is No Such Thing as a "Bad Coin".
There are mislead coins. The ones that have strayed from the path of righeousness. But I assure you, with proper guidance, they can become good again. >>
Straight from the Father Flanigan School of Numismatics.
<< <i>How do you tell if a coin has gone bad? >>
They end up on the HSN channel....
Excellent example darktone.
World Collection
British Collection
German States Collection
bob
<< <i>Place the coin the next to a S.B.A. if the S.B.A looks fairly good, then the coin has gone bad. >>
When a coin slabbed as a RD copper is clearly not RD.
When a PF copper is neon blue.
As Oreville told his story, when the 'S' "falls off" a 1909 S VDB Lincoln.
When an Unc. coin from the early 19th Century has colors that remind you of an acid trip.
When an Unc. coin from the early 19th Century is as bright white as an Unc. Washington quarter.
When anyone describes the coin as a "Gem BU."
When you see a coin that looks like a bodily function (from the orifice of your choosing) was done on it.
Any SBA or Eunice Shriver coin.
"Seu cabra da peste,
"Sou Mangueira......."
<< <i>Place the coin the next to a S.B.A. if the S.B.A looks fairly good, then the coin has gone bad. >>
PCGS Registries
Box of 20
SeaEagleCoins: 11/14/54-4/5/12. Miss you Larry!
<< <i>How do you tell if a coin has gone bad? >>
When its value decreases by 30% of what you paid for it.
that's tha story i'm sticking too
unless he's giving away winchell donut cert's
know it you'll find that they start rolling with a rough crowd and they can
no longer change.
Don't worry too much if they often aren't clad but when kids start pointing
and laughing it's just too late.
If they get too dirty just thumb your nose at them.
Teach them to reed and get them into the good book.
...or you don't.
<< <i>Place the coin the next to a S.B.A. if the S.B.A looks fairly good, then the coin has gone bad. >>
When the Commission rejects your design in the first go around.
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