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I'm sure this "artist" has been featured here before, but good God!!
Myqqy
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Myqqy
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US and British coin collector, and creator of The Ultimate Chuck E. Cheese's and Showbiz Pizza Place Token & Ticket Guide
<< <i>THESE COINS WERE FOUND IN AN OLD CHEST OF DRAWERS IN THE BOTTOM DRAWER
WRAPPED IN OLD NEWSPRINT AND MAGIZINE PAGES
THE PRIOR OWNER WORKED IN AN OLD COAL MINE HERE YEARS AGO AND STORED HIS CLOTHES ABOVE HIS OLD COINS HIDING THEM FROM ALL
WE BOUGHT THE CHEST AS IT WAS GOING UP FOR SALE IN AN ESTATE CLEARANCE SALE >>
These guys really need to come up with some new material.
Russ, NCNE
Nice.
roadrunner
Man, that thing is so nuclear, I actually like it.
<< <i>THESE COINS WERE FOUND IN AN OLD CHEST OF DRAWERS IN THE BOTTOM DRAWER BLAH BLAH BLAH >>
Well, it does look like it was in someone's old drawers, perhaps after a trip to Taco Bell for more napkins.
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
<< <i>the second coin in your lot will be a surprize.
and may or may not be a bu coin
or even toned it may be from anywhere on the planet
and may not be worth .01 >>
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
<< <i>Does anyone think that looks attractive? >>
Possible 21st century hippy's?
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Yup...the ole'coal miners daughter theory again. They have been around
hawking toned modern stuff...people keep buying it, so they keep sellin it!
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
Funny what a little heat will do to modern coins.
1969s WCLR-001 counterclash
russ...I see you went back or was forced to retreat a bit on the icon???
Did not recognize you at first....got used to the new you.
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
I'd sure like to hear more of his tall tales.
<< <i>
Yup...the ole'coal miners daughter theory again. >>
Always loved Sissy's line: "Bologna makes me Horny" LOL
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That nickel reminds me of Miami Vice.
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Yikes!!!
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<< <i>THESE COINS WERE FOUND IN AN OLD CHEST OF DRAWERS IN THE BOTTOM DRAWER
WRAPPED IN OLD NEWSPRINT AND MAGIZINE PAGES
THE PRIOR OWNER WORKED IN AN OLD COAL MINE HERE YEARS AGO AND STORED HIS CLOTHES ABOVE HIS OLD COINS HIDING THEM FROM ALL
WE BOUGHT THE CHEST AS IT WAS GOING UP FOR SALE IN AN ESTATE CLEARANCE SALE >>
These guys really need to come up with some new material.
Russ, NCNE >>
And it is a 1998 nickle, so it is not that old.
Whatever!!! How can get away with this without say AT.
I had my friend at the FBI convert the image of his fingerprint into a 3-D texture conversion and then run it through their system. You will be shocked to know that the person holding the multi-colored Jefferson is our very own Russ.
My question is, do those clowns have the right to put the PCGS value guide in their auction listing like that?
I've seen this done before, but always wondered if it was kosher
My OmniCoin Collection
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Tom, formerly in Albuquerque, NM.
<< <i>I had my friend at the FBI convert the image of his fingerprint into a 3-D texture conversion and then run it through their system. You will be shocked to know that the person holding the multi-colored Jefferson is our very own Russ.
Nah, Russ only tones Accent Hair Kennedys.
PCGS PRICE LIST ADDED FOR YOUR REFERANCE USE IT IF YOU LIKE
and there is no 1998-P value in there anywhere.
Hey with his Kennedy it was in a sock drawer in newsprint, with this one it's under a coal miners clothes,... how long do you think until it's stored next to a nuclear plant?
U.S. Type Set
<< <i>Just for fun I put some coins in the oven once and couldn't get anything like those colors. I only tried clads and nickels and they all turned a dirty golden brown color. He must use something like a pottery kiln or treats them with something before he cooks them. >>
I never could get the oven to work but the burner element with a cup of cold water close at hand to cool them fast works wonders.
The picture in the link are a couple I did a few years ago while just messing around after someone mentioned what heat would do. They are taken through the mylar and are much brighter in hand. The quarter on the right is a vivid electric blue.
Warning..AT
1969s WCLR-001 counterclash
Howzabout it chuck?
Coin's for sale/trade.
Tom Pilitowski
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