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So this is what “2 times bigger” means...
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#14 - That 1899 penny is worth at least 2 cents in that condition.
it's ok to be wrong now and then, ha have a great day
The 1899 penny is worth at least $3.00 on the low end and up towards $140.00 in mind condition.
So both your statements are in correct.
And your joke was stupid...
“in correct”... if you’re going to troll someone for being stupid.......
Wow, so you're going to a grammar nazi because someone got something incorrect, they weren't being a troll, they were simply correcting false information.
Nellie,
You're going to be a grammar Nazi, because they put "in correct, instead of incorrect" they were simply correctly false information.
"simply correctly false information" lulz.
He wasn’t correcting grammar, he was correcting spelling. #themoreyouknow
still better than "mind" condition i suppose...