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  1. Diaconis

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Showing content with the highest reputation on 02/18/2021 in all areas

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    Paddy
    Had a look - that's a pretty long stretch to make that look like anything at all! What is he smoking?
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    copper123
    The whole of "Who's next" is superb not a bad song on it , I was lucky enough to see the last tour and "bargain" was included in the set what a song that is and a song thats not been played since the seventies.
  4. 1 point
    Diaconis
    I think I can see it. BIN of only a grand too🧐
  5. 1 point
    jelida
    Unlikely; I can’t see it, and also don’t think they would have had need for a ‘U’ punch in the first place if preparing or repairing the die. Jerry
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    Michael-Roo
    Whatever it is it must be pretty potent. From the same seller: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Art-By-A-Dog/174641826230?hash=item28a976c9b6:g:YRMAAOSwK21gLVSP https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/large-antique-oil-painting-Signed/174640109563?hash=item28a95c97fb:g:0QgAAOSw3e9gJ5eG
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    Stuntman
    Yep. It's still cringeworthy though. The continuing infantilisation of something that has no business being infantilised. Bah humbug!
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    Sword
    Not everyone buying coins are numismatists. They include impulse buyers, investors, misguided investors, souvenir buyers, present purchasers and one-off buyers. The offerings from the Royal Mint are rarely aimed at numismatists these days, but at the other groups. Their mission is to simply to make money (banknotes rather than well-designed coins). It's easier for numismatists to just ignore the souvenir coin market.
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    mrbadexample
    It's embarrassing. Our coins used to be good.
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    Diaconis
    💡marley and bob hope, what a combo that was, never without each other right up to the bitter end. Don’ worry, ‘bout a ‘ting cuz every little ‘ting is iiiiiiirieeeeeeee.....
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    Michael-Roo
    I don't want to be thought greedy, so I'm leaving this one for you Paddy. 😂😂😂 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1824-1829-United-Kingdom-UK-Great-Britain-GEORGE-IV-Silver-Shilling-Coin-i78087/323812660579?hash=item4b64bd1563:g:IIAAAOSwzG1c41Oo
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    Rob
    Yes, his bullshit rating is phenomenal - and the coin a snip at only a three figure sum. His numismatic reputation is long established, as he has been discussed on US forums quite a few times.





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