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RECORD 2010 - RECORD "ONCE AGAIN" :yikes: :detecting: :minelab:
- Thread starter OscarSE
- Start date
Patrick(MI)
Active member
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TokenDigger
New member
Congratulations on another record. Thanks for sharing your finds with us. They are all very impressive.
johnnywilliamson
New member
Great job, Oscar. Are those beach finds? If you find pre-Euro coins, can you "cash" those in somewhere, or are they dead money? Just curious, since I have a bunch of European coinage that I never got to convert into dollars before the Euro was phased in. Keep up the good work! Johnny
Johnny:
As you can see on the picture, those coins on the right side are new money around (60 dollar - more or less) whit this money you can buy a lot of things here in Argentina. On the other side those are dead money but more important because some are really old from 1854 1884 etc which you can sell on Internet very well.
see you
As you can see on the picture, those coins on the right side are new money around (60 dollar - more or less) whit this money you can buy a lot of things here in Argentina. On the other side those are dead money but more important because some are really old from 1854 1884 etc which you can sell on Internet very well.
see you
