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Mint Pearl Harbor set
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B.C

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The copper penny is worth .03 cents the steel has been "resurfaced" so it's pmd the silver 5c is worth .95 cents the 1941 is a spender I'm not sure of the bill as a collection I would say if you like it 👍 as for the value of the coins I would say it's too high 

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8 minutes ago, B.C said:

The copper penny is worth .03 cents the steel has been "resurfaced" so it's pmd the silver 5c is worth .95 cents the 1941 is a spender I'm not sure of the bill as a collection I would say if you like it 👍 as for the value of the coins I would say it's too high 

I had never seen the set. Figured I would hold on to it. It looks to be in fairly well shape. Plus historical value to me is worth it.

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I won't open the can of worms cents made out of shell casings but I would buy that propaganda poster of U.S troops policing their brass dodging bullets shouting a penny saved Is a penny earned and Uncle Sam giving the big 👍 up maybe I'm waiting for a poster that dosent exist 

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The narrative is wrong - as far as I can tell, these notes were issued in Malaysia, Borneo, Brunei, and a couple other places. They were not intended for a US invasion. The M on the notes indicates Malaya. The notion that it needs a "certificate of authenticity" is a bit hokey. But if you like it, great. I've certainly blown $10 on worse.

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5 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

The narrative is wrong - as far as I can tell, these notes were issued in Malaysia, Borneo, Brunei, and a couple other places. They were not intended for a US invasion. The M on the notes indicates Malaya. The notion that it needs a "certificate of authenticity" is a bit hokey. But if you like it, great. I've certainly blown $10 on worse.

If it is a fake, they do have a return policy. I always check that now. To make sure I can get my money back.

19 hours ago, B.C said:

The copper penny is worth .03 cents the steel has been "resurfaced" so it's pmd the silver 5c is worth .95 cents the 1941 is a spender I'm not sure of the bill as a collection I would say if you like it 👍 as for the value of the coins I would say it's too high 

I had never seen the set. Figured I would hold on to it. It looks to be in fairly well shape. Plus historical value to me is worth it.

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