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What about this 1969 s error Penny unique and worth big money
What you think about my 1969 s error Penny
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What you think about my 1969 s error Penny
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Not much at this time. You need to post a photo of it.
The rare invisible penny. I can honestly say I've never seen one before.
Everyone is bored. The person that opens a new account to post nonsense, and all of us who reply to it.
I think it’s a beauty. You should send it in express service
"I spent 50% of my money on alcohol, women, and gambling. The other half I wasted.
There's been an awful lot of this lately.
I've certainly never seen a finer example.
Amazing, I'd say 70++
With a *
BHNC #203
I can see right through all of this.
Now listen boy, I'm tryin' to teach you sumthin' . . . . that ain't an optical illusion, it only looks like an optical illusion.
My mind reader refuses to charge me. . . . . . .
A pretty cool error. You should get it slabbed. It might go for more than the dead cricket.
@Wildwild83 ....Welcome aboard... We cannot help you without pictures. Cheers, RickO
No response from the original poster. It must have already sold for big money!
I wish I had one.
Check on etsy!
BHNC #203
What do I think? I think it slipped thru a hole in your pocket and landed in a parking lot, where no doubt someone will find it and post it here - without pictures.
10-4,
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Parking lot find?
bob
Trolls can destroy any board if unchecked.
It makes sense. It really does. 1969, San Francisco... It's completely out of sight, man!
You do.
The OP registered four days ago to post this inquiry about their coin that is "unique and worth big money" and they haven't been back since.
I guess they sold it for a fortune and retired to Tahiti.
Is this it @Wildwild83 ?

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Nothing like an $18,500 coin in a 2x2.
They at least could have used fancy colored staples.
That's just the sticker price. Shrewd negotiating could put that in your gumball machine for under 15k...