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Bedrock of the Community
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Just listed some really super MS 66 1943 Steelies from an original roll, same deal. These are awesome!
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United States
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coinfrog, I would love to email you! I think what you are doing is awesome and appreciated by the whole community. However, when I tried to send an email, it said I was too new of a member to have access to email privileges. any other way I can get in contact with you?
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United States
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Coinfrog
I know the coins are gone but tried to send you an email.
Got this error
For security reasons new members do not have access to the email system. There is typically no reason for new members to email since.....
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I missed out on these! Maybe he is holding out on some BU rolls of 1914-D Lincolns!
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05/12/2019 03:00 am
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I know coinfrog , he has some mighty fine wheat cents . I keep hinting around to him to have a give a way contest .  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Always happy to help new Lincoln collectors whenever I can.
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New Member
United States
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Are there anymore 1909 VDB's left for new members.
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New Member
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Thank you sir for your kindness and help. Your enthusiasm shows through in your posts. I know it helps me want to grow as a collector. Hope one day I can help others out also...  |
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United States
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I'm guessing this is over but if you ever have more you feel like giving away (like any type) please think of me I have just started collecting other coins but for years I have been collecting all the birth years of my family and out of habit I would keep drummer boys and wheat pennies (my dad used to tell me he would give me 10 cents for a Wheat penny when I was little), but the oldest Wheat penny I have found is from 1920 (which I think is still pretty cool just because it is old and the year my grandma was born)... . and that is how it all got started! I can't send e-mails yet but feel free to contact me if you can. Edited by Vivian410
06/29/2019 5:50 pm
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United States
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  They aren't all taken yet, are they?
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I tryed to email but it basically told me I'm to new..lol 1909VDB would be something
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Guys, read the previous page posts. He's out, sorry ya'll, no more 1909 VDB's.
Don't get discouraged, 1909 VDB's aren't too expensive, just gather up a bit of cash and purchase one yourself if your in need!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Great offer and for those that missed out, You can get an uncirculated 1909 VDB for under $20. I
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09/06/2019 4:58 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Apologize for tardy reply, just now finding old replies to this deal. Correct, they all went pretty quickly.  |
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United States
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Mr. Coinfrog, you are a man for which others should strive to be. You helped me with my first book and it still sits on display on my shelf. You are a unbelievably generous person. You inspired me. So I give back with my multiples to local kids that collect. It's an unbelievable feeling to see that spark in their eyes when they see a coin they don't have or haven't seen before. We talk coins for hours. I also post questions for them when they ask about something I can't find info on or I need superior knowledge. So thank you for being you. I am honored to have you as a teacher and as coin collecting family.
PamV
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