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CoinJockey73

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    Smelly feet lovers, read this! You know you luv smelly feet if you click this link

    in US, World, and Ancient Coins

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    I know, i know. You're so excited, it's like when you were a little kid and you had to pinch the tip to stop the p from coming out, but a little bit always gets out, and now you've wet your pants a little, and you need something to blame it on, but you got nothin, so you're just standing there and your tighty whities are turning yellow, yeah, so, that's happening to ALL you! 

    Here you go, you can stop pinching.

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    ahhhh. Two worst, first. 

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    Smelly feet lovers, read this! You know you luv smelly feet if you click this link

    in US, World, and Ancient Coins

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    Little tickle on the fanny with an ostrich feather? Ok, you win.

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    full step, yay yay! 

    Listen guys, it's just more and more of the same old junk. Lots of silver, lots of W, couple S, maybe a surprise, i don't know, point is, if these amazing daily finds don't float your boat, go kick rocks ya big jerk. Gimme an hour and I'll start the task of today's posts. Shock and awe. 

    Smelly feet lovers, read this! You know you luv smelly feet if you click this link

    in US, World, and Ancient Coins

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    On 8/30/2022 at 3:26 PM, Quintus Arrius said:

    I believe it safe to say, at this juncture, that you have "acquired immunity" to post here, at will. Your thread is lively, refreshingly different from the customary fare and very entertaining. A few members have been accorded "unconditional immunity." Some have it, and aren't even aware of it. While it is doubtful I will ever earn that honor, I do thank our hosts for having me.  You've managed to make common coinage interesting--a remarkable feat in and of itself!  (thumbsu

    First, thanks for checking in. 

    2nd, thank you for the kind words. This should be fun. I'm not sure about immunity, if i cross enough lines, I'm sure they'll kick me off, but i don't have any warnings yet, and clearly i have no agenda, literally, so I'll do my best to stick around. (I like run-on sentences.)

    And D, wait till you see what I'm posting up, today. This all probably seems made up, but it's not, it's really really not. all finds are that day. So @Quintus Arrius, who do you think secretly sits on pins and needles all day long, waiting for me to post, but hasn't "liked" a single coin, nor left a single comment. Gotta be dozens. The thread gets over 100 views a day. Can't just be you and me, or is it you and i? Or is it i and you? Ug, look what you got me into THIS time...lol

    1981 penny die break value?

    in Newbie Coin Collecting Questions

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    On 8/30/2022 at 1:51 AM, Lem E said:

    This is referred to as a CUD. There should be some weakness directly opposite the break on the reverse. Particularly around the C in cent. It is a nice little find. I’m not sure on values as this is not my area, but people do like cuds. I believe I found a close match to it here. Look at CU-1C-1981-07. Almost a dead on match.

    http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-cuds-1909-present/

    That'd make a nice addition to a "daily finds" thread, if only someone around here would start one. Oh wait...