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Why sell it? Do not rush!

When it comes to payment methods, official or approved methods can vary greatly depending on the specific service, so it depends on what you need.

I had to think for a long time to understand what was what. I've always been bad at math. I asked my friends to do my math homework, later I asked professionals to do my math homework for me and did not regret it. Overall, with 2.5 tons of dimes, I would probably consider exchanging them for a more convenient currency. This will likely take some time and effort, perhaps with the help of local banks or other financial institutions. The task is not easy, so to speak.

Interested in its price?

Totally agree with you

I also don't think it's what you think. Unfortunately!

I can also recommend you some books on the history of colonial coinage. Here are some of them: "Early Ameican Coins" by William H. Sheldon - This book provides a broad overview of colonial coins and their history in the US. "The Colonial Coins of Vermont" by Hillyer Ryder - This book focuses on the history of Vermont coinage, including designers, the mint, and other interesting aspects.

David Sears, Roman coins. (1988 single volume edition) This cool

interesting

Is the book worth the price?

Oh my god, it looks incredible.

Cool token, I would like one for myself too. Now also in search of coins from the Cold War.

The red book has just a detailed description

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