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For those interested-Minnesota"D""Extra Tree"?
buster75633
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Found these after going back through the mint sets.Didn't find anything on the "P"mint
and thought I would look at the "D".Now we have a Minnesota "left" and "right"and
since these are trees that should be as good or better then the Wisconsin "high" and "low".
Savic and Keez-- Figure once the word gets out,Ken Potter will have enough of them
to look at and write about.
Thanks for the compliments on the photos.They were taken with a Nikon Coolpix 950 I bought
off Ebay about a month ago.Paid a bit more then $100,but it came with extra lens,USB card reader,
all the manuals,couple disks of software,quickstart card(2)compact flash cards(8mb and 256mb) and
carrying case.
Russ was right these are good cameras for the price and not too large a learning curve,but they do eat up the batteries.
Rampage--Did think about sending it to Coin World,but haven't decided on that one yet.Probably not.
Keez--I uploaded pics to some other threads and to keep from taking up space I deleted the
ones in this thread.Still have them saved to hard disk if you need them for anything.
and thought I would look at the "D".Now we have a Minnesota "left" and "right"and
since these are trees that should be as good or better then the Wisconsin "high" and "low".
Savic and Keez-- Figure once the word gets out,Ken Potter will have enough of them
to look at and write about.
Thanks for the compliments on the photos.They were taken with a Nikon Coolpix 950 I bought
off Ebay about a month ago.Paid a bit more then $100,but it came with extra lens,USB card reader,
all the manuals,couple disks of software,quickstart card(2)compact flash cards(8mb and 256mb) and
carrying case.
Russ was right these are good cameras for the price and not too large a learning curve,but they do eat up the batteries.
Rampage--Did think about sending it to Coin World,but haven't decided on that one yet.Probably not.
Keez--I uploaded pics to some other threads and to keep from taking up space I deleted the
ones in this thread.Still have them saved to hard disk if you need them for anything.
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I'm still looking for what I did with all those left over mint sets that I had opened!??
Figures.
Larry
Dabigkahuna
P.S. Where did your images go? Just red x shows
Ken Potter's site
Edited to add link
Never say Never.
Let's try this again. See it?
Well, guess I need to learn the Zoom feature next!
The boat on mine says Evinrude instead of Merc....
This whole TREE (MN) thing is not LEAVE(leaf)ING (WI) any kind of PAPER $ TRAIL, is it ? (PCGS)
I didn't think so,
bad pun
I personally believe that die variance on coins that have so much intricate detail in them is making the clad coin business a "BUSY AS A BEAVER" business, indeed, as it applies to SHQs. No pun intended there.
Crazy prices for new finds, coupled with ebay is making the search much more fun.
Now, as a side note... the speared bison is turning out to be a die crack error that is tough to find. The wisconsins are in the thousands and I've found dozens and sold dozens of BALD bisons. (die fatique) on nickels.
The varieties that may come out of a clump of trees could be one of the most overhyped of all.... however, with the many varieties appearing already, it is possible that only ONE will be of any real significance.
``https://ebay.us/m/KxolR5