Please post a coin worth about $5,000
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My father just traded in his old car for a 'new' used car. $5,000 total. An old Ford Taurus for another, newish Ford Taurus. He's very happy.
I just wrote a check for about $5,000 to my County. Property tax. I'm not quite as happy as my dad.
A plea for the few forum members who can do this:
Please post a coin worth about $5,000.
I don't have anything close, so I cannot participate. *sob*
If you cannot post the coin, a picture of the coin will do. Thanks!
I just wrote a check for about $5,000 to my County. Property tax. I'm not quite as happy as my dad.
A plea for the few forum members who can do this:
Please post a coin worth about $5,000.
I don't have anything close, so I cannot participate. *sob*
If you cannot post the coin, a picture of the coin will do. Thanks!
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
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I like the way this commemorative is toned
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Man I love this coin....
MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
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Most of us here are a lot confused
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Slightly uncommon condition:
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<< <i>Sheeze, I could post a link to my image directory and if you added the value of all of the coins together I don't think you'd get $5,000. I guess I'll just continue to live vicariously through all of you.
and you maybe the smartest one in the room
MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
not mine
<< <i>Sheeze, I could post a link to my image directory and if you added the value of all of the coins together I don't think you'd get $5,000. I guess I'll just continue to live vicariously through all of you.
Sean Reynolds >>
I wish i had your knowledge.
I know I had this on just recently, but it's the only one( and there aren't many of them) I have a good pic of, and the pic doesn't show any of the nice color.
<< <i>RYK, that is a beauty....not to hijack the thread, but can you tell us a bit about that beauty? >>
Yes, tell us, I love it!! And welcome aboard to the new member, MJ has it right, we are a confused group!!
<< <i>Sheeze, I could post a link to my image directory and if you added the value of all of the coins together I don't think you'd get $5,000. I guess I'll just continue to live vicariously through all of you.
Sean Reynolds >>
Took the words right out of my mouth.
Great coins ya'll.
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<< <i>RYK, that is a beauty....not to hijack the thread, but can you tell us a bit about that beauty? >>
Yes, tell us, I love it!! And welcome aboard to the new member, MJ has it right, we are a confused group!! >>
It's the Judd-1646, Goloid Metric dollar, in Copper. The obverse motif was designed by William Barber and is the same design as the 1877 Half-Union ($50). It's considered to be Low R6 in estimated survival (21-30 pieces). My coin is in a PCGS Proof-64 BN (CAC) holder.
This one's closer.
Maybe just a little under $5000 each:
Maybe just a little over $5000 each:
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<< <i>Sheeze, I could post a link to my image directory and if you added the value of all of the coins together I don't think you'd get $5,000. I guess I'll just continue to live vicariously through all of you.
Sean Reynolds >>
You must have been reading my mind Sean.
I am curious. Can you tell me a little your coin. I like early quarter eagles. The similarity and beauty of the design make me ask.
Thanks,
earlyAurum
Original dirt. Probably a decent 5K in value. An old friend in my early US $ collection ...
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<< <i> don't have anything close, so I cannot participate. *sob* >>
Me neither!!
<< <i>If you cannot post the coin, a picture of the coin will do. >>
As in, if they can't mail it, a picture will do? Funny guy, Adamlaneus!
<< <i>Last I checked this was in that neighborhood
That coin above is the most awesome coin I can remember seeing around here recently, right before saying the same thing about the following coin that came up later in this same thread:
and before saying that this Peace posted by Ikeigwin is probably the most perfect Peace I've ever seen:
And all the Barbers above, too...Wow! What fantastic posts!