Condor: Agreed, Frank Spadone listed non-varieties, and made me feel really, really rich! Today, they are just junk wheaties.
yup, and gotten a little older, say by a year.
conder101: Good point.
I would run, not walk, away.
congrats!
for them, that is a sign of intelligence.
The second is a Condor token (named for the person who catalogued them). Appears to be a common variety.
I have never heard of JG Johnson, and I did not know that Jewett did varieties.
looks like a possible winner to me. The curve below the D looks like it is correct.
Also, Doug is right, some of us book collectors right here may be interested in the book. How about a picture of the cover and the signatures?...
nighthawk: Excellent purchase. what monkeyman said is correct, about the two printings. So, now tell us which printing you have. Also,...
welcome back, Bruce. i am glad to hear the good news. I have asked about you, and we all missed you.
my recycling is better than SGS.
I don't know about Ben, but mine will be in the mail to you today. Again, thanks for the offer.
steve: Well, I already look back at 1998 as the good old days, before the current run up in prices. So, I hope that these will be the good...
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try numislit.com he seems to be a fair dealer.
Good deal, I need that one. I have a couple of the dimes & quarters.
I have never bought, but met him at coin shows. Overgraded stuff.
how about a pre-removal picture and a post cut out picture?
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