OT- Followed IL license plate CAMEO 50 today
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Morning rush hour, inbound to Chicago. Haven't seen this one before.
I used to see an IL plate CAMEO CC around occasionally, and of course MR AU58, but this one is new, on a brand new Dodge Magnum.
I used to see an IL plate CAMEO CC around occasionally, and of course MR AU58, but this one is new, on a brand new Dodge Magnum.
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and they're cold.
I don't want nobody to shoot me in the foxhole."
Mary
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<< <i>Morning rush hour, inbound to Chicago. Haven't seen this one before.
I used to see an IL plate CAMEO CC around occasionally, and of course MR AU58, but this one is new, on a brand new Dodge Magnum. >>
There is a couple I know of - DMPL 70 and PROOF 65 - and I think they're dealers, but cannot for the life of me recall who they were.
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<< <i>I knew one dealer who had a license plate with "AU65". And that's about how he graded. >>
Must be one who always overgrades coins quite a bit!
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<< <i>I knew one dealer who had a license plate with "AU65". And that's about how he graded. >>
Must be one who always overgrades coins quite a bit! >>
Yup. His AU coins were all graded 65.
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<< <i>I knew one dealer who had a license plate with "AU65". And that's about how he graded. >>
Wow. I've seen a few coins that could be AU-63s and maybe even AU-64s, but "AU-65" is pretty much out of the question!
Heck, I even rip the address labels off publications before I send them to the recycler (late at night when no one is looking).
<< <i>DMPL 70 belongs to Bob from American Rarities on Harlem in Bridgeview.
Never seen that one, but that's probably because Bob Lalas has enuff $$ to charter a helicopter to get him around. The tail number on his Lear jet is DMPL70 as well!
and they're cold.
I don't want nobody to shoot me in the foxhole."
Mary
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