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juggle New user 84 Posts 
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1) What's the difference between the Cigarette Through Half Dollar (One Sided) and
(Two Sided) from Tango? 2) What's the difference between the Expanded Shell Half Dollar (Regular) and the Expanded Shell Half Dollar (Two Sided) from Tango? Thanks! Juggle |
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spatlind Special user still moving 863 Posts
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Why don't you ask Mr Tango? He's on here..
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kardillusions Special user Calgary, AB 544 Posts
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The answer to your question is simple.
You can show the coins that are labelled "two-sided" on BOTH sides. In the case of the cigarette through half, this looks great and is awesome. In the case of the half dollar shell (two-sided), I see no need to show both sides, and the back side can really only be flashed quickly in real life. You wouldn't want the audience staring at one of the sides of the shell. The "one-sided" coins can not be shown as freely, without switching them in or out. Which is just as easy to do. Scott. |
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Posted: Jan 27, 2009 12:47 am 
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