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I got to remember you. Want to send you a few W quarters. Your the member that gave me an O right. I didn’t forget you. But I did. Hi

 

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You should speak up more. A brain is a terrible thing to waste. If you know it show it

 

Trend I guess. Word of mouth maybe

 

I would buy the coin. Who cares who graded it. I don’t know anything about TPG. SO that’s the way I roll

 

Oh yeah you would. But what a way to go. I miss Kurt

 

Wow is that all train?

 

Wish I had money and knew how to bid on a coin. But first I want to have money

 

@Cheech9712 Yes it's the last running Union Pacific Big Boy.
it will start running August 5th.
Here is a photo that I took on Saturday Aug. 31st at Steamtown.
They have have one on static displayand it was just repainted.

 

Is that the same Big Boy that was at the Union Pacific museum in Omaha 30 years ago? I took my son there back in the early 90's. I have a picture somewhere of him standing in the cab. Definitely a massive machine.

 

@wxcoin
The one that starts running on Aug. 5th is the one that was on display there.
Hear the link https://www.american-rails.com/4014.html#Schedule

 

Thank you so much. Man there must be a ton of tricks to keep that running. Ain’t no new guy fixing that engine!!

 

Could a car race this train to next stop perhaps. Also St. Louis says “no pubic access”. Can you at least See it up close? St. Louis is my closest. I would like to see it blow by me also. I won’t be in St. Louis. But I can dream right?

 

I bet a lot of people would regard ICG as higher quality if they charged higher prices.

 

My dear cousin Jim , thanks for posting this suggestion.

Very fair pricing, speed of return, and excellent customer service are the main factors that keep ICG growing our market share. Our Internet on staff just sweetens the pot.

 

Throw in a dozen free donuts with each order and ICG would get my business!

 

I'm sure you are welcome to send them donuts.

 

To be graded?

 

I once worked at a TPGS that graded cardboard milk bottle tops. Why not donuts?

 

If a TPGS would start grading donuts I'd seriously have to consider coming out of retirement.

 

Wow, I thought that schoolyard game died before I left 4th grade. What were the grades? Fat-est ( sticks on the others) , surface , smooth-rough, color and logo ( 1-70). Surely you have one sample you kept for the weird interest you can show
Jim