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Showing content with the highest reputation on 03/19/2015 in all areas

  1. 1 point
    Rob
    Not sure about that. Show me a 1689 in EF and I reckon I'll faint with a rush of blood to the head. Not EF, but you do get 2 for the price of 1.
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    jelida
    Hmmmmm....after first altering his description to state 'this is not a mule' he has revised it again , weasel words stating that it is in fact a mule, and imposing a BIN of £500. What planet.......? Jerry
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    DaveG38
    Looks like the squashed centipede variety to me. I'm not sure about whether this occurred at the Mint. Some of the legend appears to be struck into this 'blob' which would kind of suggest it was, but............ Some people will do anything to try and create a market and generate some money from the unsuspecting. For me, if a Mint 'error' then I'd maybe pay a fiver for it, but not 200 times that.





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