2009 Lincoln....No white gloves here
boucharda
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SO much for the theory (mine) that Mint employees were gloves when handling coins
From a LP2 Mint wrapped roll exactly as I found it (not a DDR!)
Enough points for a CSI ID on this one....if it wasn't for the DIRT embedded in the print
From a LP2 Mint wrapped roll exactly as I found it (not a DDR!)
Enough points for a CSI ID on this one....if it wasn't for the DIRT embedded in the print
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NASTY!!!
Whatever you are, be a good one. ---- Abraham Lincoln
Petri dish anyone?
"Bongo hurtles along the rain soaked highway of life on underinflated bald retread tires."
~Wayne
-Paul
<< <i>Filthy humans.
I agree. I thought they had a sign in the bathroom that says "All Employees Must Wash Their Hands Before Retuning To Work"
I was a Monkey
Hoard the keys.
<< <i> I agree. I thought they had a sign in the bathroom that says "All Employees Must Wash Their Hands Before Retuning To Work" >>
Ahhhh...typical "Modern Crap"
<< <i>Surely they do no roll the cents by hand. I imagine they found it on the floor and threw it in the bin. Probably a maintenance person with dirty hands just trying to help. >>
<< <i>Surely they do no roll the cents by hand. I imagine they found it on the floor and threw it in the bin. Probably a maintenance person with dirty hands just trying to help. >>
Overhauling the machine, grease up to the elbows, finds a cent that fell into the works. Doesn't need to grab it, just touch it with a grease covered finger and it sticks, drop it back in the bin. Done deal, on with maintenance. All would have been well if it had gone to a bank and got sent into circulation like the original mint business plan described...but now we have a short circuit right into the hands of a.................................NUMISMATIST!!!!
Bottom line this is fraud because the coin was advertised as Mint and is actually AU.
<< <i>Mint workers do not wear gloves.
-Paul >>
.........just blinders.