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<p>[QUOTE="RickieB, post: 607171, member: 2486"]Glory...glory hallelujah....that's funny! :whistle:</p><p><br /></p><p>cesarijpn,</p><p>The logical reasoning to your question very much lies within the justification with/to a hoard of rare coins coming on market as well. Flood the market, lower the value! Recent thread about the <b>(Granny making me Rich)</b> by introducing the very high grade notes first, not only do they reap a premium, it adds to the electricity in the air within the CSA Note Collectors all over the World.</p><p>Is there sinister plans of the lonely professor and his old table and mag glass? I would like to think that some examples would be provided to a Museum holding Civil War artifacts.</p><p>One never knows.....has sort a a rich appeal don't you think?</p><p><br /></p><p>I can not with 100% certainty say what the professors plans are, but I hope his intentions are those of respect for the notes as well the potential profit center.</p><p><br /></p><p>Best I can reply to on that question...</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>RickieB[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="RickieB, post: 607171, member: 2486"]Glory...glory hallelujah....that's funny! :whistle: cesarijpn, The logical reasoning to your question very much lies within the justification with/to a hoard of rare coins coming on market as well. Flood the market, lower the value! Recent thread about the [B](Granny making me Rich)[/B] by introducing the very high grade notes first, not only do they reap a premium, it adds to the electricity in the air within the CSA Note Collectors all over the World. Is there sinister plans of the lonely professor and his old table and mag glass? I would like to think that some examples would be provided to a Museum holding Civil War artifacts. One never knows.....has sort a a rich appeal don't you think? I can not with 100% certainty say what the professors plans are, but I hope his intentions are those of respect for the notes as well the potential profit center. Best I can reply to on that question... RickieB[/QUOTE]
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