Error guys: what is this??
mgoodm3
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Handed to me by a friend who has had this hidden away for many years. He saved it because it was so thin. The diameter is also a little small.
Three things come to mind for me when looking at it:
1) wrong planchet? (wrong)
2) split after strike? (wrong)
3) grease strike through on the rev? (wrong)
Some sort of odd combo of problems? (or something totally different and not a real error at that)
Three things come to mind for me when looking at it:
1) wrong planchet? (wrong)
2) split after strike? (wrong)
3) grease strike through on the rev? (wrong)
Some sort of odd combo of problems? (or something totally different and not a real error at that)
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<< <i>Acid >>
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<< <i>Acid >>
Not trying to beat a dead hore to death, but it is acid treated.
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<< <i>You mean that this isn't going to pay the mortgage off??
Only if the balance is $0.05...or perhaps $0.03.
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Not trying to beat a dead hore to death, but it is acid treated. >>
Do we have a serial killer here?
Might want to edit that
LOL
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