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Slightly entertaining story.
thadd
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I was surfing eBay a couple of days ago and thought I’d look at rolls of Kennedy halves because there has been a lot of talk about them recently.
Well, I stumbled upon a certain auction and noticed it was only a half roll. Hmm, just 10 coins. Maybe a good idea, I only need to spend half the money. Well I looked at the pictures and thought “sure looks like more than ten coins to me”. I thought it was strange that the seller would show more coins then were for sale.
After scratching my head for a few minutes, it finally dawned on me.
Duh!
Here’s the auction. Click
Well, I stumbled upon a certain auction and noticed it was only a half roll. Hmm, just 10 coins. Maybe a good idea, I only need to spend half the money. Well I looked at the pictures and thought “sure looks like more than ten coins to me”. I thought it was strange that the seller would show more coins then were for sale.
After scratching my head for a few minutes, it finally dawned on me.
Duh!
Here’s the auction. Click
Thadd...
Novice collector, occasionally selling some coins on eBay. Click HERE to see all my auctions.
Novice collector, occasionally selling some coins on eBay. Click HERE to see all my auctions.
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If you had not described it as a "half roll", I would have read it correctly the first time as "Kennedy half" roll.
However, having read your description, my first read was "Kennedy BU" half-roll.
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
small cents 50
Trimes 50
Half Dimes 50
Nickels 40
Dimes 50
Half Dollars 20
Dollars 20
Tom
<< <i>That is amusing.
If you had not described it as a "half roll", I would have read it correctly the first time as "Kennedy half" roll.
However, having read your description, my first read was "Kennedy BU" half-roll. >>
I actually tried to tell this story so readers would see it the way I saw it. I guess it woked.
Novice collector, occasionally selling some coins on eBay. Click HERE to see all my auctions.