Don't you just love that unique numismatic smell of....
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The GSA Carson City dollar holders ? Nothing else compares 
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Apololgies to Robert Duvall... but nothing like old card board staleness, bordering on mold in the morning....
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I like the smell of old coin albums and books.
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I luuuv the smell of Jewel-Luster in the morning. It's the smell of victory
Or a nice sniff of acetone.
That metallic bouquet on ones digits while CRH. Peace Roy
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I can't breathe though my nose.
The smell of silver after sorting a bag of mercs or roosies.
bob
I am never any good at these games...lol
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I love the smell of polymethyl methacrylate in the morning. Nothing like it!
The smell of the SDB when you first open it.
The Redbook has a certain smell to it. Opening up my 1990 copy instantly takes me back to going through coin rolls as a kid.
The smell of freshly printed crisp uncirculated currency (preferably my own)
And even better, not so freshly printed, but decidedly crisp uncirculated, and un-pressed or processed Large-sized Currency!
“We are only their care-takers,” he posed, “if we take good care of them, then centuries from now they may still be here … ”
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I prefer the smell of bacon in the morning....and I never sniff my coins (yuck)....
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...this thread title is sufficient. I knew there'd be a good laugh.
Dried mustard stains at the start of a show.
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
Early 19th century well circulated copper has a unique scent of history, got to love that.