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who has this monster-toned modern?
Bodin
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<< <i>Would love to see it.
LINKY >>
If the photos were a bit more professional, seller may have tripled his take......so sad.
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<< <i>Would love to see it.
LINKY >>
If the photos were a bit more professional, seller may have tripled his take......so sad. >>
YEP. I thought the same thing.
https://imdb.com/name/nm1835107/
njcc
<< <i>I'm thinking that coin isn't anywhere near as attractive as some might think it is.
njcc >>
+1.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com
<< <i>The streaks lead me to believe it was microwaved inside a potato. >>
Interesting theory.
How the heck though do you get a microwave to fit inside a potato?
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<< <i>Braddick it is easy you just shove it in. >>
aren't you supposed to take the elephant out first. oh wait, that was the refrigerator one right?
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<< <i>Braddick it is easy you just shove it in. >>
That whooshing sound you just heard was the joke going over your head......
<< <i>Not for me, and can we Forumites stop throwing the "monster" moniker around so much? Monster should be used for coins such as Simpson/Sunnywood 1881-S Morgan in 68. This Kennedy is just toned. >>
I can't help it. I've got a serious problem.
https://imdb.com/name/nm1835107/
Latin American Collection
<< <i>The streaks lead me to believe it was microwaved inside a potato. >>
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What kinda of potato and microwave do you use?
I ask because if I put a coin in a potato inside my microwave the resulting sparts and fire would soon burn down my house
GrandAm
<< <i>I'm thinking that coin isn't anywhere near as attractive as some might think it is.
njcc >>
+2
<< <i>I'm thinking that coin isn't anywhere near as attractive as some might think it is.
njcc >>
Agreed.
When I saw "monster" that wasn't exactly what I had pictured...