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<p>[QUOTE="SPP Ottawa, post: 1962036, member: 39508"]Many years ago, there was one online coin forum in Canada, CCRS... one gentlemen there was a token dealer and offered an interesting 1859 to a good friend of mine (Bill - also known as 'Bill in Burl' here). On CCRS, Bill was, of course, using 'Bill in Burl' as his online handle, and the token dealer was using 'Carpman'...</p><p><br /></p><p>More than once, Bill's big ol' fingers would mistype 'Crapman' on the old CCRS forum... which amused the masses greatly...</p><p><br /></p><p>In 2012, Bill had sent me all his 1859 Canadian large cents for a massive XRF study in my quest to help figure out the 1859 brass cent. I found the coin Bill had bought from Carpman, because it was written in pencil... well, being the mischievous person I am, I soon found an eraser, and replaced the pencil letters appropriately... Bill still has the coin, in the original holder (albeit, corrected)...[ATTACH=full]346437[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>We still laugh about this one over beers at coin shows in Toronto...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SPP Ottawa, post: 1962036, member: 39508"]Many years ago, there was one online coin forum in Canada, CCRS... one gentlemen there was a token dealer and offered an interesting 1859 to a good friend of mine (Bill - also known as 'Bill in Burl' here). On CCRS, Bill was, of course, using 'Bill in Burl' as his online handle, and the token dealer was using 'Carpman'... More than once, Bill's big ol' fingers would mistype 'Crapman' on the old CCRS forum... which amused the masses greatly... In 2012, Bill had sent me all his 1859 Canadian large cents for a massive XRF study in my quest to help figure out the 1859 brass cent. I found the coin Bill had bought from Carpman, because it was written in pencil... well, being the mischievous person I am, I soon found an eraser, and replaced the pencil letters appropriately... Bill still has the coin, in the original holder (albeit, corrected)...[ATTACH=full]346437[/ATTACH] We still laugh about this one over beers at coin shows in Toronto...[/QUOTE]
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