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Hello coin collecting friends! Welcome to Episode 23 of The Coin Club Podcast! Thank you everyone for tuning in for another great episode! In this episode we have the News - Reminders for you roll hunting folks out there, World Coin Spotlight and a look at the very short lived United States 20 Cent coin.
Thanks for coming along with my on my journey as I bring you the very best of Numismatics!
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