The 2 Rupee that became a "bad penny"!!

Hello everyone,

I recently bought a few pounds of world coins to sift through and pick out some things I collect/want and I was listing some of the coins on here today on my exchange list and came across a 1998 2 Rupee that had a small nick on the rim.

When I went to list it on my exchange column, I had previously posted "Small Nick on Edge Above "India"!!!!", so apparently, I had swapped it, and its been swapped again and again, and has found its way back into my collection, LOL.

I just may keep it.

-DixieKen

That is truly incredible! What are the chances?

pick 6 numbers between 1-50

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​6, 13, 48, 27, 19, 36

I always get a tingle up my leg when I see a coin in a flip with my handwriting on it, on eBay for example. I'm somewhat less thrilled to see the VF+ grade blanked out and the coin offered as EF or even AU.

F**pigs.

I quite often see mine up for sale, They're easy to pick because of the information I write on the flips, my unmistakable scrawl and the fact that I put a red or green sticker on my flips to show me at a glance whether it's a coin that I'm happy with the grade, or one that I want to upgrade.

Never for me- I see coins as going into my collection and never coming out again. I've only ever let go of one coin in my 5 years of collecting- a poor grade Latvian 5 Latis.

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​F**pigs.

​ That's just too much!

I see that kind of grade inflation even in properly organized eBay stores and not just individual sellers.

It sounds like it's meant to stay with you. You'll know why when it's time.