Topic: [Auction] - 10 oz .999 Fine Silver Nasty Fans Round - page 2. (Read 1366 times)
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^^^^Current High Bid!
don't understand where milk comes into the process.
Milk is squirted when squeezing a cow bro!
What about man milk? Might be just a British term for sperm..
True true..am in the states bro...didn't understand the British term.....my lady loves milking me true
So do you think OG "milked" himself on these coins?
I would not touch that question with a 100ft pole...running away
I will field this one.
The most widely believed cause of milk spots on coins in general is a detergent residue left on the planchet (blanks) in the minting process. Perth mint had some issues a few years ago and had success reducing the problem by improving the rinsing process.
Thanks Les... Does that stuff come off? Or is it permanent?
It is my feeling that attempting to clean anything off a coin makes the overall value of the coin decrease as opposed to just leaving it alone in almost every case. PVC contamination is the only type I have personally seen where cleaning improved the situation.
don't understand where milk comes into the process.
Milk is squirted when squeezing a cow bro!
What about man milk? Might be just a British term for sperm..
True true..am in the states bro...didn't understand the British term.....my lady loves milking me true
So do you think OG "milked" himself on these coins?
I would not touch that question with a 100ft pole...running away
I will field this one.
The most widely believed cause of milk spots on coins in general is a detergent residue left on the planchet (blanks) in the minting process. Perth mint had some issues a few years ago and had success reducing the problem by improving the rinsing process.
Hello Lesbian. Thanks for the explanation, so I was way off base there. Ah well I won't be bidding then buddy
legendary
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The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
don't understand where milk comes into the process.
Milk is squirted when squeezing a cow bro!
What about man milk? Might be just a British term for sperm..
True true..am in the states bro...didn't understand the British term.....my lady loves milking me true
So do you think OG "milked" himself on these coins?
I would not touch that question with a 100ft pole...running away
I will field this one.
The most widely believed cause of milk spots on coins in general is a detergent residue left on the planchet (blanks) in the minting process. Perth mint had some issues a few years ago and had success reducing the problem by improving the rinsing process.
Thanks Les... Does that stuff come off? Or is it permanent?
don't understand where milk comes into the process.
Milk is squirted when squeezing a cow bro!
What about man milk? Might be just a British term for sperm..
True true..am in the states bro...didn't understand the British term.....my lady loves milking me true
So do you think OG "milked" himself on these coins?
I would not touch that question with a 100ft pole...running away
I will field this one.
The most widely believed cause of milk spots on coins in general is a detergent residue left on the planchet (blanks) in the minting process. Perth mint had some issues a few years ago and had success reducing the problem by improving the rinsing process.
0.056 BTC
High bid quoted above.
Have a great weekend everyone!
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When you want your coin back
OP, please, make the increments a little less troll-y
Bid increment updated in OP, thanks for the suggestion.
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^^^still high bid
0.0369 BTC
When you want your coin back
OP, please, make the increments a little less troll-y
0.055555BTC
legendary
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Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
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legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
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Bring it on baby
Bring it on baby
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legendary
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Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
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This is getting annoying.
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