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I am watching this coin and noticed that this sellers coins usually look really great,but are seldom certified.I wonder if the coins look as good as the pictures.Any of you have any experience with this sellers coins?
OH,here is the coin i'm thinking of bidding on.
OH,here is the coin i'm thinking of bidding on.
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I think, but I'm not sure, that TDN bought a coin like this recently. Send him a PM and he might be able to provide additional info. I am VERY skeptical of this coin. It's real but my bet is that it's been intensely cleaned. My advice is to stay away.
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Greatsoutherncoins, all I can say is, be careful. I personally wouldn't buy from them, cleaned coins, overgrading, and juiced photos. Pass.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
True, but aren't there some birds that like shiny things?
So I googled "birds like shiny things" and came up with this.
Which birds like shiny things in nest?
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Crows and Magpies are famous for this, as are other members of the crow family such as jays. Starlings sometimes collect shiny objects, although they tend not to have them in their nests.
But on the same search page I hit upon a website named birdbrained.org (dot org, mind you) and this it what it had to say:
Shiny Things
Friday, June 24th, 2005 at 10:59 am by The Bird
Like any bird worth his feathers, I like shiny things. Here’s a list of particularly shiny things that catch my eye. (In other words, it’s a wishlist. My family is always asking what I want.)
Wii Points cards - So I can buy games for the Wii’s virtual console
Night of the Living Dead (DVD - 1990 Remake with Pat Tallman)
Apple iTunes Music Store gift cards (Apple Store)
If this doesn't perfectly explain why GSC has so many customers I don't know what does.