The ebay coin book rip of the century
RYK
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I think I just got it.
Private Gold Coins and Patterns of the US by Donald Kagin and US Gold Coins: An analysis of Auction Records by David Akers including the series
Gold dollars, $2 1/2's, $5's, $10's and $20's, all for the princely sum of $32, delivered. The book haul just came in the mail today.
Private Gold Coins and Patterns of the US by Donald Kagin and US Gold Coins: An analysis of Auction Records by David Akers including the series
Gold dollars, $2 1/2's, $5's, $10's and $20's, all for the princely sum of $32, delivered. The book haul just came in the mail today.
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Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
<< <i>I have a real problem on my hands. The same day these six books came, I also received the highly acclaimed (by SaintGuru) Double Eagle: The Epic Story of World's Most Valuable Coin (Frankel) and the Spring ANA Heritage catalog with a huge Dahlonega offering. I am paralyzed by the trying to decide what to read first. >>
How do you slip all of this stuff by Mrs. RYK?
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
Books? My book allowance is unlimited so much so that when a coin comes in the typical FedEx box, and I get the "What's that?" If I reply, "Must be a coin book," the conversation is over.
<< <i>How do you slip all of this stuff by Mrs. RYK?
Books? My book allowance is unlimited so much so that when a coin comes in the typical FedEx box, and I get the "What's that?" If I reply, "Must be a coin book," the conversation is over. >>
Conversation:
Mrs Longacre: "How much do all of these big coin auction catalogs cost you??"
Longacre: "They're free. Does Tiffany's charge you when they send you catalogs in the mail?"
Mrs. Longacre: "No, but I spend money at Tiffany's, so that is why they keep sending me the catalog."
Longacre: D'OH. [Trapped again by a veteran cross-examiner of the courtroom].
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
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<< <i>How do you slip all of this stuff by Mrs. RYK?
Books? My book allowance is unlimited so much so that when a coin comes in the typical FedEx box, and I get the "What's that?" If I reply, "Must be a coin book," the conversation is over. >>
Conversation:
Mrs Longacre: "How much do all of these big coin auction catalogs cost you??"
Longacre: "They're free. Does Tiffany's charge you when they send you catalogs in the mail?"
Mrs. Longacre: "No, but I spend money at Tiffany's, so that is why they keep sending me the catalog."
Longacre: D'OH. [Trapped again by a veteran cross-examiner of the courtroom]. >>
So what you do is just ask her how much all the Tiffany's catalogues cost then.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Mike,
Next time she talks about Tiffany's you should tell her to be a smarter shopper. Tiffany's - the Littleton Coin of the jewelry biz...
Yes. The Akers series was buried in the listing for the Kagin book.
<< <i>Longacre: "They're free. Does Tiffany's charge you when they send you catalogs in the mail?"
Mrs. Longacre: "No, but I spend money at Tiffany's, so that is why they keep sending me the catalog." >>
Longacre: "Well the coin Auction Houses tend to keep ou on the mailing list if you bid occaisionally, even if you aren't successful."
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<< <i>Longacre: "They're free. Does Tiffany's charge you when they send you catalogs in the mail?"
Mrs. Longacre: "No, but I spend money at Tiffany's, so that is why they keep sending me the catalog." >>
Longacre: "Well the coin Auction Houses tend to keep ou on the mailing list if you bid occaisionally, even if you aren't successful." >>
hahahahaha
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
<< <i>Conversation:
Mrs Longacre: "How much do all of these big coin auction catalogs cost you??"
Longacre: "They're free. Does Tiffany's charge you when they send you catalogs in the mail?"
Mrs. Longacre: "No, but I spend money at Tiffany's, so that is why they keep sending me the catalog." >>
Longacre: Uhhh. Ummmm. I demand to speak with my attorney!
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<< <i>How do you slip all of this stuff by Mrs. RYK?
Books? My book allowance is unlimited so much so that when a coin comes in the typical FedEx box, and I get the "What's that?" If I reply, "Must be a coin book," the conversation is over. >>
Conversation:
Mrs Longacre: "How much do all of these big coin auction catalogs cost you??"
Longacre: "They're free. Does Tiffany's charge you when they send you catalogs in the mail?"
Mrs. Longacre: "No, but I spend money at Tiffany's, so that is why they keep sending me the catalog."
Longacre: D'OH. [Trapped again by a veteran cross-examiner of the courtroom]. >>
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Longacre: I refuse to answer that question on the grounds I might incriminate myself.