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Re: since we are on the subject whats everyones favorate bands and type of music
great list man,these are my favorate cd's that i play the most of,sorta from the old school of heavy metal and southern rock but i listen to just about anything thats hard rock/southern rock even punk to bob marley but this rap sh**t isn't even music and i can't stand wiggers,thug wannabes i look at those like the break… -
Re: Coin shops in Birmingham/Hoover area?
Southern Coins and Collectibles was great! They were very nice and had some cool silver to look at, including a VERY large shipwreck silver bar and some cool civil war stuff too. Ill check out 2nd and Charles on Sunday after the game. -
Re: Breeders Cup Races and Nascar Chase Final This Weekend.
I was a huge racing fan 20 years ago. I’d plan a vacation to go to WOO races. The Kings Royal and a few races that week up north in July. I got to get away from 100 degree heat in Texas and enjoy the 70 degree weather in Ohio and Indiana. I was a fan a Nascrap until they went Hollywood and catered to the California crowd… -
Long time lurker, finally joins!
Hello all, I hate the term “Lurker” sounds creepy. Anyway I have been viewing this forum on a regular basis for over 17 years. From the wild cowboy days ( almost like a Jerry springer for coin geeks) to now. Learned a lot in that time. I say you get more numismatic knowledge from this free forum than in any paid… -
Reagan dime makes sense, backers say
Reagan dime makes sense, backers say By Lisa Friedman Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- FDR, get off the dime! That's the command from a handful of Southern California Republican congressmen involved in an effort to replace Franklin Delano Roosevelt's image on the dime with Ronald Reagan's. Rep. Mark Souder, R-Ind.,… -
Re: OT: Going back to Cali...
Ethan - if you've never been to Southern California, you aren't going to be prepared for the sheer immensity of the area. There is lots to see and do, but getting around to do them is another story...you are wise to plan ahead, but you will be driving in the most car-congested highway system in the land. Friends and… -
Re: Question for the Philippines experts
My WAG: He may be a representation of Panday Pira. Here's a blurb about him from Wiki: Panday Pira (1488-1576) was a Moro blacksmith[1] who is acknowledged as "The First Filipino Cannon-maker".[2] His name literally translates as "Blacksmith Pira", panday being the Filipino word for "blacksmith". Panday Pira was a native… -
Re: A special coin and a tragic day... Post a coin that inspires emotion
<< <i>I don't have an image, but the Gettysberg commem always had an emotinal effect on me. You can tell the Confederate and the Union solders on the obverse are brothers. The Civil war sometimes pitted brother against brother. >> fivecents, Gettysburg: The Army paused to rest awhile, All hearts were light, each face a… -
Re: Ive been away for awhile but of course have been lurking. How about a "post a token thread"
Neat "toad" press fc !!! I have one with a lion on it. Here is a Low #1, the flagship token from the Hard Times series. This one has some graffiti in the right obverse field so it can't be graded, but my attempts to get a better one have been unsuccessful. This piece features two slogans that were of great importance to… -
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So I buy a circulated silver coin on ebay that I already have several of and was interested in this one ONLY because of what appeared to be some kind of gold electro plating or possible some kind of unique toning, most likley plating. But in any case what appealed to me was the cameo effect created by the plating and I…
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