i hereby name this coin: (ebay link beware)
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<< <i>Pittsburgh Nellie? >>
A Chris Farley line, from Almost Heroes. I value my membership, so I can't explain what Pittsburgh Nellie could do, though LogPotato obviously knows (though, it did center around money, and back in those days, think Lewis & Clark, it was more than likely coinage, so it does have to do with US coins)!!
<< <i>Pittsburgh Nellie? >>
extremely sorry mr. farley is no longer with us. i have watched his comedies too many times already and too many times to come.
<< <i>I name this here fork "Pittsburgh Nellie"; a Welsh
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<< <i>Pittsburgh Nellie? >>
extremely sorry mr. farley is no longer with us. i have watched his comedies too many times already and too many times to come.
<< <i>I name this here fork "Pittsburgh Nellie"; a Welsh
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Yes, he was an extremely funny guy, and losing the likes of him, John Belushi, Phil Hartman, John Candy....just a sin. A true loss for comedy fans.
...um, anyway, as for the coin, the toning looks a bit suspicious. Seems like once upon a time there could have been rainbow toning, and then an owner put the coin in a questionable place in order to artificially tone it. I only suggest this because there's random rainbow toning in the middle of a gold-toned scheme. What do you guys think?
Interests:
Pre-Jump Grade Project
Toned Commemoratives