A spender in my book as well. $100 'almost' notes have less appeal than $1 'almost' notes.
Shill buyers? Not accusing anyone. Just a 'maybe'.
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Gotta love a happy ending :happy:
That's your call.
That'll be a new set of circumstances. Obviously things haven't progressed that far, yet. We're talking about todays reality.
Or...... they purchased their inventory in the $16 spot range and don't want to sell it for a loss. Their safes might actually be full. Try...
Top and bottom notes are 2007. Middle note is 2006.
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My DiL is S. Korean. I'll forward the pix and ask her about the dates. I doubt she'll know of any value beyond beyond face though.
Great, now the mint has the 'formula' to sell out their POS annual offerings.
So based on a singularity you paint a broad brushed generality. Sounds logical Mr. Spock. :banghead:
That's your opinion, that I don't subscribe to. But that's totally ok because we all know about opinions ;) Won't happen. I've actually been...
I nominate @TheFinn to win the internet today! Fact-The pandemic is real. Fact-The virus is spreading. Fact- People are dying due to COVID-19....
That's one of the multitude of things you don't comprehend. Nobody cares what you think or say. [ATTACH]
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Nice false positive for the nation as a whole ;)
And kudos to those diligent coders and IT professionals. Now if you see the pandemonium in today's mayhem the same way, you're delusional. Y2K...
Y2K was a theory. Never materialized. The run on every item in supermarkets from coast to coast and border to border is a reality. YMMV and I...
Those ill prepared prior, will remain ill prepared during.
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