Larry

VERY nice!

CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW..now...now...now!?

Saddam takes his 10 minute yard break and declares, "I'm am still the President of Iraq!" No one is there to listen.

Well deserved!

Happy Birthday Eric. I hope you have had and continue to have a day to remember!!

GOT to have one!

Telles sont de belles notes!

Now THAT is some awesome coinage!

on the notes and on the pictures.

lol..that'd be a short trip for me.

Yes! And while we're at it, let's discountinue the $2 bill and replace it with a $2 coin. Let's also eliminate the 1 cent and 50 cent coins. And there's my 5 cents worth.

Love the Italian note, Miguel!

Armenia, but it was a tough choice.

Yep!

MPC for me !

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Now those are a challenge!

You may want to try placing your coins in Kointains holders. The Kointain holder will then fit into a cardbard and mylar 2x2 that you can staple shut. Then you have the advantage of Identifying your coin by writing on the 2x2s. The 2x2 can then be stored in a 20 pocket page that fits into a three ring binder. I did an Uncirculated 20th Century type set using this method. Worked great. Here's a source ofr the kointains. http://www.telesphere.com/supplies/kointains.html

Hi- I put together a 20th century type set with each coin placed in a Cointoin holder and then the holder and coin placed in a 2 x 2 staple type. Then stored the 2 x 2 in 20 pocket 3-ring binder pages. Absolutely no toning now for 10 years. Hope this might help Rabone. Larry

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I like the nickel three-centers. I have a few in my collection with interesting die clashes, which is pretty common for the series.

Grea idea McDoo and I've seen some great designs already!!

Hi Brett, Great to see your here. That's always been my policy!

Easy Abish. If I purchased every banknote that's "must have", I'd be in the poor house now. And remember, ya can't eat'em. Hmmm...well you could try, but I'm thinking that the polymers would go down hard.