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keldaw

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='29366' dateline='1380107847'good grief
you could go blind going through so many coins!
have fun!
(ps nice cup coaster there)

 Robbie , that,s my coaster for my rum glass waiting for a refill in the afternoon,s and my coaster for my coffee in the mornings ,.  

                               ,, kel ,,
take care because we care ..

robbiegal

multi-tasking coaster
so I am now confident that was an afternoon photograph!

Goldseeker

Any coin in those piles looks good.   I can look through 2,500 $1 coins in about 3 hours.   When one knows what to look for, it is easily spotted.
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='29389' dateline='1380186404'Any coin in those piles looks good.   I can look through 2,500 $1 coins in about 3 hours.   When one knows what to look for, it is easily spotted.

Then I can spend another 3 hours looking at his rejects to find tons more errors. ;)
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Ozcoins

And then everyone is happy!
:-)

Robster

Happy Noodling Kel.!!
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

keldaw

happy ?  not me ozcoins , I have been through half of them for nothing so far .
  first  , I pick up 1 coin at a time ,  no 1 , look for mule , no 2 look for offsets , no 3 look for R/E , no 4 look for cuds ,while doing that to each coin , I can then notice any other fault that I am interested in .
 I have never thought to check the edge,s of coins , that is something that I must remember to do ..  ,, kel ,,
take care because we care ..

humpybong

Bad luck...but the think of how much fun you are having Kel.

:whistle2:
Cheers
Barry
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keldaw

true barry , but I will have to slow down a bit or I may go blind , just

 like robbiegal said , and my dad told me the same thing many years

 ago , stop it or you will go blind .

 but I don't remember what he was talking about , because I did not

  noodle them days ..    ,, kel ,,
take care because we care ..

stevo1962

Got this one in change today.Is it worth keeping?

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Mister T

I keep all Centenary of Federation 50c pieces in account of them being low mintage so I would keep it.

Goldseeker

Unless you really need to keep that coin, or many more like it, spend it and get some more to look at.

Many people have hoarded the COF 50c and 20c pieces, so all the good looking ones have been removed from circulation.   The ones that are left are pretty well less wanted examples of that particular coin.

If you want to start a basic circulatory collection then keep it.
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Ozcoins

On the other hand goldy, I find a fair number of COF 50c that have not seen as much circulation as you would expect. I think they get put aside so don't see much circulation then get spent later.

Fulvio

A local dealer offered to buy any and all state coins at 70¢. So they're worth hanging on to. I've seen UNC ones at $25. I keep any that cross my path, even though I have full sacks of UNC ones.

Oh, and there are errors on them too. Another reason not to toss them back.
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JeffH

Quotemy dad told me the same thing many years
ago , stop it or you will go blind .
but I don't remember what he was talking about , because I did not
noodle them days

Be careful not to confuse doodling and noodling.
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