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by creshka46 » Tue Feb 07, 2012 3:23 pm
I wouldn't have thought that my two favorite topics of interest could have ever come together in one story.

It's a shame, though. It looks like it's in good shape....
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2012-033
Pennies: $4200 - (0) indians - (5)steel - (1) George V Canadian
Nickels: $6500 - (62)war - (23)buf - (1)V nic - (4) key date jeff's
Dimes: $5000 - (24)roos - (2)merc - (2)AgCAN
Halves: $8000 - (7)'64 - (33)40% - (1)walker
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by misteroman » Tue Feb 07, 2012 3:32 pm
sweet. take another 27,000,000 or so up then we will have some rare ones down here!!!
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by hirbonzig » Wed Feb 08, 2012 5:32 pm
Marvin the Martian just got a nice start on his Lincoln cent collection.

“Someone’s gonna have to go back and get a sh*t load of dimes.”
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by DRP270 » Thu Feb 09, 2012 2:55 pm
I do not understand why someone would do that. I can't imagine a collector doing that. I would have sent a zinc.
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by SilverEye » Thu Feb 09, 2012 5:25 pm
I think that is awesome. What a nod to our hobby! Think of all the other things that could have been there.
Will this be the first Earth money to ever be on another planet? Imagine the confusion this will cause after the rover is lost, forgotten, and rediscovered by future generations.
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by exbingoaddict » Thu Feb 09, 2012 6:00 pm
DRP270 wrote:I do not understand why someone would do that. I can't imagine a collector doing that. I would have sent a zinc.
Their not that rare. I'll pulled out four or five them in sorting.

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by creshka46 » Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:38 pm
exbingoaddict wrote:DRP270 wrote:I do not understand why someone would do that. I can't imagine a collector doing that. I would have sent a zinc.
Their not that rare. I'll pulled out four or five them in sorting.

Yeah, he probably paid $10-20 for that one.
Pennies: $4200 - (0) indians - (5)steel - (1) George V Canadian
Nickels: $6500 - (62)war - (23)buf - (1)V nic - (4) key date jeff's
Dimes: $5000 - (24)roos - (2)merc - (2)AgCAN
Halves: $8000 - (7)'64 - (33)40% - (1)walker
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by DRP270 » Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:52 pm
creshka46 wrote:exbingoaddict wrote:DRP270 wrote:I do not understand why someone would do that. I can't imagine a collector doing that. I would have sent a zinc.
Their not that rare. I'll pulled out four or five them in sorting.

Yeah, he probably paid $10-20 for that one.
I hear y'all but still...
Then again maybe $20 for the coolness of it; I can see it.
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by Silver Addict » Fri Feb 10, 2012 12:01 am
creshka46 wrote:exbingoaddict wrote:DRP270 wrote:I do not understand why someone would do that. I can't imagine a collector doing that. I would have sent a zinc.
Their not that rare. I'll pulled out four or five them in sorting.

Yeah, he probably paid $10-20 for that one.
good thing he bought and paid for it himself. If the gov't would have bought it, they would have spent 10-20k i'm sure.
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