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= 1878-CC PCGS MS63 MORGAN Dollar, LIGHT PROOF-LIKE SURFACES, SUPER EYE APPEAL

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1938-S Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS67RD! Gorgeous, Satin-Like Surfaces, Top Pop!

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1927 NGC MS65 with flawless satin like surfaces

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Meinl Red Oak Turbo Cajon (With Castanet Like Striking Surfaces) CAJ4RO-M ES

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1957 JEFFERSON PCGS PR 66 CAMEO. 1 OF 31 FROM PCGS. PF 67-LIKE CLEAN SURFACES!

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VERY SPECIAL PROOF LIKE SURFACES (1) 1884-O NGC MS64 FLASHY COIN

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1891-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR NICE BORDERLINE UNCIRCULATED PROOF LIKE SURFACES

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1937 Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS67RD! Exceptional Satin-Like Surfaces! PQ!

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1933-D Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS65RD! Red, Satin-Like Surfaces, CAC Endorsed!

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1940-D Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS67RD! Pristine Red Gem, Satin-Like Surfaces!

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1909 V.D.B. Lincoln Cent, MS+.ORIGINAL WITH MATTE LIKE SURFACES! WORN MATTE DIE!

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1930 Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS66RD! Gorgeous Red, Satin-Like Surfaces! PQ!

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1880-S $1 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR - NGC MS65 W/ PROOF-LIKE SURFACES

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1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar. Proof Like. NIce  reflective surfaces. Cartwheel.

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VERY SPECIAL PROOF LIKE SURFACES (1) 1884-O NGC MS63 FLASHY COIN

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Extra Nice Proof Like Surfaces 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar Super Coin - MS

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Spectacular Proof Like Surfaces 1878-S  Morgan Silver Dollar Super Coin - AU

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1893 COLUMBIAN HALF COMMEMORATIVE-PROOF LIKE SURFACES-FREE SHIPPING.

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Cameroon Cameroun 1975 100 Francs - BU - Deeply Struck - Proof-Like Surfaces

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1970 S Silver Kennedy Half Dollar -- Choice Proof -- Mirror Like Surfaces

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What is a good project that relates to water?

Need to perform a ten minute powerpoint presentation that somehow relates to water. Like surface tension, things like that. Any idea?

well there is always floating a steel paperclip on water, which should sink because its denser than water but surface tension keeps it afloat

if that doesn’t work you could use water to crush a soda can with atmospheric pressure, put a bit of water in the can, boil the water out but not completely, then (with tongs) flip it over into a pie plate of water, top first, it will crush instantly because the gas gets cooled into a liquid and more or less makes a vacuum and the atmosphere crushes the can

then if you have a pool you can fill a balloon and pull it underwater to shrink it

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