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More Fun at the Auto Swap Meet: Coin Related
mustangmanbob
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While engaging in my pursuit of classic auto parts at the Swap Meet, I came across a person selling tools, ammunition, odds and end, etc.
Among the items were some 50 cent pieces (Walking Liberty and Franklins) that had been bent into a curved button shape, and a stud soldered on the back. No significant dates were harmed in the process, ranging from 1936 to 1963.
He had 6 of them. I asked how much, and they were $2 each, or $10 for all 6.
Took them back to my friend's space, marked them at $10 each, and sold 5 of them in a couple hours, and saved 1.
Since pictures are such an involved process, here is an example of one, not mine.
eBay item number:361731107406
Among the items were some 50 cent pieces (Walking Liberty and Franklins) that had been bent into a curved button shape, and a stud soldered on the back. No significant dates were harmed in the process, ranging from 1936 to 1963.
He had 6 of them. I asked how much, and they were $2 each, or $10 for all 6.
Took them back to my friend's space, marked them at $10 each, and sold 5 of them in a couple hours, and saved 1.
Since pictures are such an involved process, here is an example of one, not mine.
eBay item number:361731107406
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Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
So what do you do with these rather large buttons?
Link to Ebay
So what do you do with these rather large buttons?
Put them on a rather large shirt.