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I got a 1958-D AU and a certified MS-70 Keelboat Jefferson Nickels, a 1776-1976-D Washington Bicentennial quarter, am AU 2000-P Sacagawea dollar in a sealed case, 1960 Lg. Dt.,1942-S,1938 Depression Era,1910, and a 1943 steel lincoln pennies, a 1907 XF and a 1899 VF Indian Head Pennies, a VF 1908 Liberty Head Nickel, a 1920 and a 1937-D Buffalo Nickel, a 1979-D SBA dollar, a 1941 Mercury Dime, a Denver mint sealed 1979 dime and a 1979 penny, and a Philadelphia mint sealed 1987 dime. And I got it all for just $12 bucks on eBay.

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I got a 1958-D AU and a certified MS-70 Keelboat Jefferson Nickels, a 1776-1976-D Washington Bicentennial quarter, am AU 2000-P Sacagawea dollar in a sealed case, 1960 Lg. Dt.,1942-S,1938 Depression Era,1910, and a 1943 steel lincoln pennies, a 1907 XF and a 1899 VF Indian Head Pennies, a VF 1908 Liberty Head Nickel, a 1920 and a 1937-D Buffalo Nickel, a 1979-D SBA dollar, a 1941 Mercury Dime, a Denver mint sealed 1979 dime and a 1979 penny, and a Philadelphia mint sealed 1987 dime. And I got it all for just $12 bucks on eBay.

 

 

WOW! Congratulations on your purchase.

That is amazing. Are you sure you really needed all of these?

If you decide you don't then let me know and I will be happy to take them off your hands... :ninja:

 

Corky

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I don't dare let my family roam the hammered coin market... Plus not many family members would willingly spend $3-400 on a Anglo-Saxon coin for me... lol

 

I often get mint sets and the odd Plantagenet but always get coins from people's travels, which I often donate to charities.

 

- Clive.

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I VERY seldom get actual coins as gifts. (Though this year was an exception as a friend who was vacationing in Thailand brought back some nice new circulation pieces for me.)

 

I normally get coin related items: 2x2s, pages, books, etc. This year I only got one coin related gift but it was a very handy one: a mini tripod! Now I don't have to set up books as a platform and take tons of pics hoping that one will have been when my hands are holding steady. :ninja:

 

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You need to use a remote shutter control if your camera is not made for a remote shutter control. Then you should use the delay shutter switch the one so you can push the shutter and a few seconds later it trips. This will take care of all camera shake, and it will work great with your new tripod.

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