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To start the new year off right (apparently), we've taken in three new foster animals: Buster Spencer Zak Buster and Spencer each came from the Summit County Animal Control shelter on North St. in the valley. Amy spotted Buster online and noted his resemblance to Charley. Both he and Spencer had been at the pound for a while and were next on the list to be offed. Poor Spencer was completely caked in urine. A good scrubbing and some settling in later, and these dogs are doing quite nicely

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Coin Collecting For Dummies (For Dummies (Sports & Hobbies)) by Neil S. Berman, Ron Guth More Detail. Publisher: For Dummies Salesrank: 17658 List Price: $21.99 Our Price: $6.47 Used Price: $6.44 Media: Book Availibility: Costumer Rating: ***** More Detail. or price comparisons(if any) ***** * Price is accurate as of the date/time indicated. Prices and product availability are subject to change. Any price displayed on the Amazon website at the time of purchase will gove

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Dec-31-08

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What better subject to talk about on New Year's Eve than my coin collection? I think I mentioned it on here a little while ago - I own a "collection" of 14 interesting coins that I've had since I was little and recently rediscovered among all my old junk while in the process of moving house. Most of the coins were sent to me by some relative, probably Auntie Cath, perhaps with the intention of starting me off on a fascinating hobby or perhaps because she had a house full of old coins and had run

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General Tips With more than 1000 kingdoms and 5000 people groups, a materially rich country like India gave rise to hundreds of thousands of coins over the last 5000 years of history. Thus nobody in his right mind would think of ever collecting all the Indian coins, or even a substantial portion of it. This means that anyone getting into collecting Indian coins should adopt some common-sense measure, some of which will be outlined in this article. 1. As soon as you get into coin collec

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Indian Coins: Tips on Collection 1

Dec-30-08

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Dec-29-08

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Topics: 1909 vdb, investing in coins, coins set to rise in value I am often asked what coins should the common collector own. If you are like me, and most coin collectors, I cannot plunk down 7 figures for a coin. Heck, I cannot afford 4 figures for a coin. Yet most of us have a desire to see our collection grow in value. While I get enjoyment in owning thousands of common wheat cents, Indian Head Cents, Walking Liberty Halves, etc. The harsh reality is that many of these coins will not appre

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A big night at GM place tonight, as Trevor Linden's #16 will go into the rafters. Oh yah, the Canucks also host the Oilers. We'll have the Broadcast starting at 7:00 with the pregame show. The play-by-play begins shortly after 7:30.You WILL NOT see most of the Trevor Linden ceremonies on your TV tonight, as the festivities get going just after 6pm. Fear not, if you have a computer you can still be a part of it thanks to Canucks.com Read more about their coverage that you can watch on the Canucks

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Dogs stuff this weekend....Trevor Linden Night TONIGHT on THE PEAK, Streaming Video on Canucks.com as well

Welcome to Coin Update! We’re back for a Friday round up of coin collecting new to bring you into the weekend! First, the price of gold reaches a record high (unfortunately not in US dollars). Also, the National Park Quarters series moves forward, sales figures for 2008-W Platinum Eagles and Gold Buffaloes, new Fiji coins, sunken treasure on the Discovery Channel,  your holiday coin list, and notable auctions. On to the links… The price of gold reaches a record high (in the United Kingdom).

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