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THANKYOU KERRY10456:), the coolest penny ive ever laid eyes on , i loved kerrys so much , that he had sent me one . so thankyou very much kerry10456 for being a great guy :) !!!!!!!!!!!! let me know if theres anything i can do you kerry:)
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Glad to see this one has found a good home. Now when times get hard you won't be broke, lol. Have a great evening. :-)
thankyou,lol!!!! and you have a great night !!!!!!!!!
thankyou packrat_place , trgrubaugh, and BeauxPurdy for the love !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Strange how this penny didn't show any love or likes on mine, except from you, and now it's getting all the loves. Told you it found a good home, lol. :-}
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Kerry10456!!!!that is funny!!!!:)
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IM OUT THRIFTING TODAY SO ILL BE BACK IN A WHILE :)
Real Nice! I love it!
Used to have one of these, I have no idea where it went!
thankyou jameyrd for the love :) these are very cool:)