plumloko
Sr. Member
The sad truth my friend is that there are some dark, disappointing days.
More of them than I care to admit, and this was one of them.
Laugh at my misfortune if you will.
But I am resolved to turn over a new leaf in 2009.
I will post EVERYTHING that I find.
The disgusting, the vile, the corroded and unrecognizable.
It will be shocking for some to have to journey with me along the dark underbelly of this hobby.
But there will be better days, better finds ahead.

A prime selection of junk.

$2.22 in clad (Just for you Kane!)

Some cheap buttons and a couple tax tokens.

A make up compact and an ear tag.

6 wheat pennies 1914-1958

And the star of our show, a commemorative coin from 1917.

Well, I guess it wasnt a total bust but it was awfully close.
The commemorative coin was the rabbit in the hat.
More of them than I care to admit, and this was one of them.
Laugh at my misfortune if you will.
But I am resolved to turn over a new leaf in 2009.
I will post EVERYTHING that I find.
The disgusting, the vile, the corroded and unrecognizable.
It will be shocking for some to have to journey with me along the dark underbelly of this hobby.
But there will be better days, better finds ahead.

A prime selection of junk.

$2.22 in clad (Just for you Kane!)

Some cheap buttons and a couple tax tokens.

A make up compact and an ear tag.

6 wheat pennies 1914-1958

And the star of our show, a commemorative coin from 1917.

Well, I guess it wasnt a total bust but it was awfully close.
The commemorative coin was the rabbit in the hat.
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