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If you don't see what you want, just ask. I have many items in stock, but not online, including Dansco and Intercept Shield albums, 2x2's, etc. I do not overcharge for S/H ! If you want a quote, email me your list and zip code to: wesley7251@comcast.net, and I will give you my best price on your preferred method of shipping! Thanks for looking! Wes, Excalibur Coin Boxes If you don’t see what you want, just ask. I have many items in stock, but not online, including Dansco and Intercept Shield albums, 2×2′s, etc. I do not overcharge for S/H ! If you want a quote, email me your list and zip code to: <a href="mailto:wesley7251@comcast.net">wesley7251@comcast.net</a>, and I will give you my best price on your preferred method of shipping! Thanks for looking! Wes, Excalibur Coin Boxes

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!http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_7.png! Hello. I hope none of my Bonanzle friends were taken advantage of because of the mint’s announcement of the cessation of the minting of the 2009 Nickels and dimes at the Denver Mint. This announcement was a green flag for the less than honorable sellers to make it seem that the 2009D dimes and nickels were going to be scarce; so they could take advantage of the novice coin collectors, and to sell them at inflated prices. Not only were there to many already minted when the announcement was made to ever be RARE; but the mint announced that minting at the Denver branch had resumed somewhat in June. In June and July, an additional 7.4 million of these rare (Nickels) coins were produced. Although the final mintage figure will undoubtedly be the smallest in decades, they will never be Rare, or even hard to get. If you are fairly new to coin collecting, please educate your self as much as possible about “Modern Coinage”. Unless you are into collecting Proof coins you should eventually be able to find almost all of the newest coins in your change; and if in doubt, consult a trusted “Elder” of this wonderful hobby. Good Luck Richard <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_7.png" alt="" /> Hello. I hope none of my Bonanzle friends were taken advantage of because of the mint’s announcement of the cessation of the minting of the 2009 Nickels and dimes at the Denver Mint. This announcement was a green flag for the less than honorable sellers to make it seem that the 2009D dimes and nickels were going to be scarce; so they could take advantage of the novice coin collectors, and to sell them at inflated prices. Not only were there to many already minted when the announcement was made to ever be RARE; but the mint announced that minting at the Denver branch had resumed somewhat in June. In June and July, an additional 7.4 million of these rare (Nickels) coins were produced. Although the final mintage figure will undoubtedly be the smallest in decades, they will never be Rare, or even hard to get. If you are fairly new to coin collecting, please educate your self as much as possible about “Modern Coinage”. Unless you are into collecting Proof coins you should eventually be able to find almost all of the newest coins in your change; and if in doubt, consult a trusted “Elder” of this wonderful hobby. Good Luck Richard

2009-11-01T16:06:11-08:00

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Hello: Back with those Buffalo’s again. This will probably be the last of the Buffalo ; at least for awhile. So with all of these valuable nickels, to be found, it would probably be a good idea to look for all those coins that are stashed away, and closely inspect them. I have two different coins to show you today. The first one is a 1916 with doubling on the obverse. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3469/9915/img696_thumb155_crop.jpg! It is believed there were just a few hundred of these coins that were released to the public. (But no one knows for sure). Besides the strong doubling on the date, there is also a less noticeable doubling on the Indians profile. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3470/0050/img697_thumb155_crop.jpg! Today, these coins list for approximately $4,500.00 for a well worn specimen, to $100,000.00 and over for a like new one. (I would be satisfied with a very well worn one) The reason I think there could be more of these doubled dates out there in old banks and jars, is the fact that this ERROR was not even reported in a numismatic publication until 1962; long after these nickels were out of circulation, and tucked away in some long ago forgotten stash. The second Buffalo is the 1918 over/7 (Over-Date) Again, an unknown number of this error were released into general circulation. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3470/0104/img698_thumb200.jpg! This error is very hard to recognize without the aid of a good magnifying glass, and very well worn ones would be especially hard to identify. Still; If a well worn one is correctly identified, it would list for approximately $1,400.00, with a like new one listing for $30,000.00 and up. Now: Time to dig these old curious out and find one of these errors. I am sure all of you who have old Buffalo Nickels will not find one, but there just might be at least one of you lucky enough to find one. It is my belief that finding one of these rare coins is far more probable than winning it big on the Lottery. GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL Check out these other coin posts http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36 Richard Hello: Back with those Buffalo’s again. This will probably be the last of the Buffalo ; at least for awhile. So with all of these valuable nickels, to be found, it would probably be a good idea to look for all those coins that are stashed away, and closely inspect them. I have two different coins to show you today. The first one is a 1916 with doubling on the obverse. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3469/9915/img696_thumb155_crop.jpg" alt="" /> It is believed there were just a few hundred of these coins that were released to the public. (But no one knows for sure). Besides the strong doubling on the date, there is also a less noticeable doubling on the Indians profile. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3470/0050/img697_thumb155_crop.jpg" alt="" /> Today, these coins list for approximately $4,500.00 for a well worn specimen, to $100,000.00 and over for a like new one. (I would be satisfied with a very well worn one) The reason I think there could be more of these doubled dates out there in old banks and jars, is the fact that this ERROR was not even reported in a numismatic publication until 1962; long after these nickels were out of circulation, and tucked away in some long ago forgotten stash. The second Buffalo is the 1918 over/7 (Over-Date) Again, an unknown number of this error were released into general circulation. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3470/0104/img698_thumb200.jpg" alt="" /> This error is very hard to recognize without the aid of a good magnifying glass, and very well worn ones would be especially hard to identify. Still; If a well worn one is correctly identified, it would list for approximately $1,400.00, with a like new one listing for $30,000.00 and up. Now: Time to dig these old curious out and find one of these errors. I am sure all of you who have old Buffalo Nickels will not find one, but there just might be at least one of you lucky enough to find one. It is my belief that finding one of these rare coins is far more probable than winning it big on the Lottery. GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL Check out these other coin posts <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36">http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36</a> Richard

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!http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_7.png! Here is another “Error” Buffalo Nickel that is fairly plentiful, but brings a nice premium. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3180/3764/img516.jpg! As you can see, the third feather on the Indian is just a short one. While doing maintenance on the dies, (Buffing off various marks, it seems this little nub of a feather was buffed off. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3180/3737/img515_thumb155_crop.jpg! Although finding a Buffalo Nickel in your pocket change today is not very likely, I am sure a lot of people have some of these nickels stashed away someplace.And because this feather is in a rather protected place, it’s presence or lack of, is very clear even on a well worn coin. These Two Feather Indians have a fairly large collector base, and as long as there are enough details to identify it by date, there is some premium. Less wear = more $ Here are the dates of the Two Feather Indians: 1913-D Ty 1 1915 1917-D 1917-S 1918 1918-S 1919 1920-S 1921 1921-S 1925-D 1925-S 1930-S The 1921-S and 1925-D are the rarest and command the highest price. Good Luck Past posts: http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36 Let me know if you find any of these Ok? !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! Richard <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_7.png" alt="" /> Here is another “Error” Buffalo Nickel that is fairly plentiful, but brings a nice premium. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3180/3764/img516.jpg" alt="" /> As you can see, the third feather on the Indian is just a short one. While doing maintenance on the dies, (Buffing off various marks, it seems this little nub of a feather was buffed off. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3180/3737/img515_thumb155_crop.jpg" alt="" /> Although finding a Buffalo Nickel in your pocket change today is not very likely, I am sure a lot of people have some of these nickels stashed away someplace.And because this feather is in a rather protected place, it’s presence or lack of, is very clear even on a well worn coin. These Two Feather Indians have a fairly large collector base, and as long as there are enough details to identify it by date, there is some premium. Less wear = more $ Here are the dates of the Two Feather Indians: 1913-D Ty 1 1915 1917-D 1917-S 1918 1918-S 1919 1920-S 1921 1921-S 1925-D 1925-S 1930-S The 1921-S and 1925-D are the rarest and command the highest price. Good Luck Past posts: <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36">http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36</a> Let me know if you find any of these Ok? <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> Richard

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Hello y’all Just thought I would post a little something about coins. Hopefully to help you find a little extra money. Without going through all the history and facts concerning the Susan B. Anthony Dollar I thought I would get right down to a little known fact about the first year of issue. The SBA Dollar was first minted in 1979, and as with all first year as well last years of issue, a large amount of these dollars were stashed away and forgotten. The Philadelphia mint actually minted two distinct varieties. One variety is worth considerably more than the other. 1. Narrow Rim * and 2. *Wide rim. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2785/2440/img508.jpg! !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2785/2463/img509.jpg! The pictures show the two varieties. Notice the distance between the bottom of the date and the rim. Depending on the condition, the Narrow rim (far date)lists retail for $8.00 to $125.00, while the wide rim (near date)lists retail for $75.00 t0 $1,000.00. The high prices are for coins that look new, without finger prints scratches etc. Dig those dollars out, and start looking. Be careful, hold them by the edges so no oily finger prints. Check out my past posts: http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36 Watch for future posts GOOD LUCK Richard Hello y’all Just thought I would post a little something about coins. Hopefully to help you find a little extra money. Without going through all the history and facts concerning the Susan B. Anthony Dollar I thought I would get right down to a little known fact about the first year of issue. The SBA Dollar was first minted in 1979, and as with all first year as well last years of issue, a large amount of these dollars were stashed away and forgotten. The Philadelphia mint actually minted two distinct varieties. One variety is worth considerably more than the other. 1. Narrow Rim * and 2. *Wide rim. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2785/2440/img508.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2785/2463/img509.jpg" alt="" /> The pictures show the two varieties. Notice the distance between the bottom of the date and the rim. Depending on the condition, the Narrow rim (far date)lists retail for $8.00 to $125.00, while the wide rim (near date)lists retail for $75.00 t0 $1,000.00. The high prices are for coins that look new, without finger prints scratches etc. Dig those dollars out, and start looking. Be careful, hold them by the edges so no oily finger prints. Check out my past posts: <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36">http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36</a> Watch for future posts GOOD LUCK Richard

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Hiy’all; Sort of a slow rainy day, so I thought it a good day to tell you all about two more coin oddities that are worth some money and can still be found in your pocket change. They are known as double die errors. I will not attempt to describe coin errors as there tomes and tomes of indexes and titles for the tomes upon tomes of articles written on coin errors. It takes the experts years to agree if an error will be recognized as a true collectible or not. Anyway #1.- – 1977 Double ear !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2844/3062/img523_thumb200.jpg! This is the lesser of the two coins I am describing here. It is known as a hub doubling. This coin is worth something, but has not yet found its place in the collecting community. If it is ever deemed a true collectible, it’s worth would surly shoot up. As for now it is worth what ever the market will bear. I have been unable to find any record of recent sales to quote. And #2 !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2786/4234/img511_thumb200.jpg! This coin is a well recognized doubling error. It is of a type that is one of the rarest forms of doubling. Notice how clear rhe doubling is on the lobe, very easy to see without magnification. I actually found one of these 1984 type #2 about 3 months ago here in Waldron Arkansas. It was in near mint condition. Got it from the bait shop. This coin is listed at retail from $155.00 to $1,000.00. Of course that is for coins in near new condition. But even circulated it would still bring a good buck. So, keep checking all your pocket change. If a coin looks odd, just not right, save it and have someone check it for you. You never know when you might find a windfall. Good luck and happy hunting. Past Posts: http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36 Richard Hiy’all; Sort of a slow rainy day, so I thought it a good day to tell you all about two more coin oddities that are worth some money and can still be found in your pocket change. They are known as double die errors. I will not attempt to describe coin errors as there tomes and tomes of indexes and titles for the tomes upon tomes of articles written on coin errors. It takes the experts years to agree if an error will be recognized as a true collectible or not. Anyway #1.- – 1977 Double ear <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2844/3062/img523_thumb200.jpg" alt="" /> This is the lesser of the two coins I am describing here. It is known as a hub doubling. This coin is worth something, but has not yet found its place in the collecting community. If it is ever deemed a true collectible, it’s worth would surly shoot up. As for now it is worth what ever the market will bear. I have been unable to find any record of recent sales to quote. And #2 <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2786/4234/img511_thumb200.jpg" alt="" /> This coin is a well recognized doubling error. It is of a type that is one of the rarest forms of doubling. Notice how clear rhe doubling is on the lobe, very easy to see without magnification. I actually found one of these 1984 type #2 about 3 months ago here in Waldron Arkansas. It was in near mint condition. Got it from the bait shop. This coin is listed at retail from $155.00 to $1,000.00. Of course that is for coins in near new condition. But even circulated it would still bring a good buck. So, keep checking all your pocket change. If a coin looks odd, just not right, save it and have someone check it for you. You never know when you might find a windfall. Good luck and happy hunting. Past Posts: <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36">http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36</a> Richard

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First one. 1937-D A little about the famous Three Legged Buffalo Nickel. These nickels were produced when a US Mint employee, while buffing off a flaw on a die, got carried away and buffed off most of the Buffalos right leg. This resulted in an undetermind number of these three legged Buffalos to be released into circulation. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2786/4603/img513_thumb200.jpg! Although it is thought there were not many released, there is quite a large number of fake ones around. So; if you are lucky enough to find one, a close inspection with a good glass is needed to look for very fine grinding or buffing marks. Also, there is a series of dots from the center of the buffalos belly to the ground on the real ones. These are priced at retail from; Well worn = $650.00 – - Like new = $2,300.00 There is also a lesser known Three Legged Nickel that has not received the notice that the 1937D received. That is a Nickel dated 1936-D. This Nickel is known as the Three and a Half Legged Buffalo. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2786/4513/img512_thumb155_crop.jpg! It is known as the 3 1/2 leg variety because the leg does not seem to be as cleanly buffed off. There are fake Nickels dated 1936-D as well. The number of this date released into circulation is thought to be very small, and therefore a very, very rare variety. This coin retails at: Well worn = $1,000.00 – to almost new = $10,000.00 These coins are not likely to be found in your pocket change, but one could be lurking in that pouch of old coins you have. Past posts: http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36 GOOD LUCK Richard First one. 1937-D A little about the famous Three Legged Buffalo Nickel. These nickels were produced when a US Mint employee, while buffing off a flaw on a die, got carried away and buffed off most of the Buffalos right leg. This resulted in an undetermind number of these three legged Buffalos to be released into circulation. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2786/4603/img513_thumb200.jpg" alt="" /> Although it is thought there were not many released, there is quite a large number of fake ones around. So; if you are lucky enough to find one, a close inspection with a good glass is needed to look for very fine grinding or buffing marks. Also, there is a series of dots from the center of the buffalos belly to the ground on the real ones. These are priced at retail from; Well worn = $650.00 – – Like new = $2,300.00 There is also a lesser known Three Legged Nickel that has not received the notice that the 1937D received. That is a Nickel dated 1936-D. This Nickel is known as the Three and a Half Legged Buffalo. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/2786/4513/img512_thumb155_crop.jpg" alt="" /> It is known as the 3 1/2 leg variety because the leg does not seem to be as cleanly buffed off. There are fake Nickels dated 1936-D as well. The number of this date released into circulation is thought to be very small, and therefore a very, very rare variety. This coin retails at: Well worn = $1,000.00 – to almost new = $10,000.00 These coins are not likely to be found in your pocket change, but one could be lurking in that pouch of old coins you have. Past posts: <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36">http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36</a> GOOD LUCK Richard

2009-10-07T08:25:50-07:00

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Hello: I decided to showcase a couple of lower valued coins but that have a higher possibility of being found in your pocket change The first one is the 1950-D Jefferson Nickel. The 1950-D Nickel had the smallest amount minted for circulation than any other Jefferson Nickel. Only 2,630,030. Huge amounts of these were salted away !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3104/4705/img526_thumb155_crop.jpg! The D is found on the reverse side of the coin and is on the right side between the building and the rim. A circulated coin with no damage should bring you from $5 to $10.. ________________________________________________________________________________ The second Nickel is the 1939-D “Doubled Monticello” variety. This one is a bit harder to see, so a good magnifying glass is a definite plus. !http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3104/4747/img524_thumb200.jpg! Upon close inspection, the word “Monticello”, as well as “Five Cents” will seem to have two edges. Like if you would stamp a package, say, with Fragile, and then you tried to darken it with a second stamp on top of the first but you did not have it exactly centered. When you find one in circulation, depending on it’s condition, the retail price is from approximately $150.00 to $400.00. If these coins are well worn, but can be identified correctly, they would still command some premium. Good Luck and Happy Hunting Past posts: http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36 Richard Hello: I decided to showcase a couple of lower valued coins but that have a higher possibility of being found in your pocket change The first one is the 1950-D Jefferson Nickel. The 1950-D Nickel had the smallest amount minted for circulation than any other Jefferson Nickel. Only 2,630,030. Huge amounts of these were salted away <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3104/4705/img526_thumb155_crop.jpg" alt="" /> The D is found on the reverse side of the coin and is on the right side between the building and the rim. A circulated coin with no damage should bring you from $5 to $10.. ________________________________________________________________________________ The second Nickel is the 1939-D “Doubled Monticello” variety. This one is a bit harder to see, so a good magnifying glass is a definite plus. <img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/3104/4747/img524_thumb200.jpg" alt="" /> Upon close inspection, the word “Monticello”, as well as “Five Cents” will seem to have two edges. Like if you would stamp a package, say, with Fragile, and then you tried to darken it with a second stamp on top of the first but you did not have it exactly centered. When you find one in circulation, depending on it’s condition, the retail price is from approximately $150.00 to $400.00. If these coins are well worn, but can be identified correctly, they would still command some premium. Good Luck and Happy Hunting Past posts: <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36">http://www.bonanzle.com/forums/36</a> Richard

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$595.00 from Coast to Coast Coins !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! $595.00 from Coast to Coast Coins <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" />

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!http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! Thank you Merc. Much appreciated !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! !http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png! Richard <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> Thank you Merc. Much appreciated <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.bonanzle.com/images/emoticons/smile_1.png" alt="" /> Richard

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During the Big Bonanza Block Party, EVERYTHING in my booth will be 25% off, including: !http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s96/lol1955/2003SilEaglefrontwscale.jpg! Hope to see you there, Shanon During the Big Bonanza Block Party, EVERYTHING in my booth will be 25% off, including: <img src="http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s96/lol1955/2003SilEaglefrontwscale.jpg" alt="" /> Hope to see you there, Shanon

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I found a shortsnorter in my dad's collection of coins. What can I do with it? Would handing it down to my kids be the thing to do? I'd appreciate anyone's thoughts. Thanks. I found a shortsnorter in my dad’s collection of coins. What can I do with it? Would handing it down to my kids be the thing to do? I’d appreciate anyone’s thoughts. Thanks.

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2009-05-24T06:28:12-07:00

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Why not drop my booth and see some of the nice older collectable coins I have listed. http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/reksplace36 Soon to list approx 200 more. Mostly Hi-Grade. If you want a particular coin or type, please B-mail me or leave a message in my booth. I will be happy to list if I have it. Thank you. Richard Why not drop my booth and see some of the nice older collectable coins I have listed. <a href="http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/reksplace36">http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/reksplace36</a> Soon to list approx 200 more. Mostly Hi-Grade. If you want a particular coin or type, please B-mail me or leave a message in my booth. I will be happy to list if I have it. Thank you. Richard

2009-05-13T16:03:07-07:00

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2009-06-15T15:04:32-07:00

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Come on by and make us an offer. Come on by and make us an offer.

2009-05-01T17:11:10-07:00

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2009-05-01T17:11:10-07:00

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I have Canadian coin catalogues available in my booth - check them out. Stamp catalogs also available. I have Canadian coin catalogues available in my booth – check them out. Stamp catalogs also available.

2009-04-10T09:33:59-07:00

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