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My Dad told me a couple of years ago, traffic was very heavy and he couldn't wait, so he blew through the toll and the camera took a image of his license plate and in the mail came the ticket ...Originally posted by Jamez View PostLeave a comment:
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I'm sure a few can be found along I-80 at the toll booths throughout Chicago as well! I think they have them placed like every 2 miles.Leave a comment:
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Are you going to the polish show at the end of the month, I'd like to show you them . I can give you a couple of them, I have quite a few ...Leave a comment:
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Thoses are pretty cool ken, have you seen anything like this going on with them . I've found mostly Denver, only a couple from Philly ..Last edited by Stachowski; 08-18-2015, 12:54 AM.Leave a comment:
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The US Mint selling something at face value? The way it should be for a change ....Leave a comment:
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US Mint at the ANA distributing TRAIL DIE QUARTERS!
I purchased about $40 face value of 2015-D VA Blue Ridge Parkway quarters at the US Mint Booth at the ANA on August 13. I searched through some of them and found two "Trail Dies." The quarters were available at face value from a money changer for $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills. It appears that about 20% of the coins were from one of these two dies.
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2015-D-25c-VA-Trails2-CoinsFromUSMintBooth-ANA-2015.jpgLast edited by koinpro; 08-16-2015, 09:17 PM.
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