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Anyone know where to find those large novelty coins? I had the smaller one from Honigs which I think I left on the field today.
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I got one from my wing man which is 4 inches in diameter with an Indian head on one side and a buffalo on the other. He said he got it in Branson, MO. Usually there is at least one holy **** mumbled when I pull it out. It is awesome cuz no wind effects it and it will never be on end in the grass.
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Yeah they double as a bullet proof vest for bad officials. :p
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I've always been fine with just a standard Eisenhower dollar coin. I've no idea where to get one these days, but they're not particularly valuable, so it shouldn't be too hard.
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I use a Silver Dollar as well, alot of kids have never seen one and the other day in a youth game one kid said "Wow, a Silver Dollar, you must be rich"
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Try one of those dollar stores. That's where I got mine!
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Large Coins
By Large I asusme you mean those 3-4 inch ones. I have seen them in some Dollar Stores but you can always find one in a Tourist Town at a souvenior shop. Frankenmuth, Mt Clemens, Traverse City, Mackinaw Island, Etc.
If you mean silver dollar size I would try a coin shop, bank, or Hornigs for their Zebra Coin. |
Try this web site for large novelty coins. I use one for both football and softball. I got mine at a gift store up in Reno, NV.
http://www.jakesmp.net/Numismatic_no...eplicas_C.html |
MMRFL
Is that you Jim? Drop me an email on how you're doing. Matt |
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