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http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=271979197960&alt=web :p

doesnt matter how much strawberry jam you put on a shit sandwhich, its still a shit sandwich

were the 2 oz proof kooks released in a set or on their own, i picked up a 2oz 1993 proof recently

or a briberty

well at least its worth a $1

try the displacement method

thats a wheely big coin

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bluesheet paints a different picture MS63 P $4400 highest grading MS63 S $1200 highest grading MS63 M $1400 highest grading PR63CA $270000 PR65DC $400000

check this one out only 500 to be made 22k gold heavy plate http://www.reeds.com/LG-Watch-Urbane-Luxe-Limited-Edition-23k-Gold-Heavy-Plate-and-Alligator-pluLG-URBANE-LUXE.html Source:

that would fill 1/10 of a olympic size 50m pool

I'd like to get into coin and stamp photography more and have been reading about ring flashes and macro lenses. What I'd like to hear is what setups you guys use and anyone using a canon EOS 600D especially what to use. I've seen ring flashes on ebay for $50 bucks will they cut it?

and A$ will be at .65 to compensate

theres some 2oz ones for 88 also

I saw 1990 and 1991 for $35 online

pretty cool

see here http://www.cnbc.com/2015/08/28/china-dumping-treasurys-heres-what-you-must-know.html

its a shame your pics arent a bit better, try the macro mode, and whats on the obverse (other side of coin)

Exactly what I quoted, 1oz

get a proof coin of some sort, they are much more bright and shiney