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- Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 BC
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-Amanda
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<< <i>I love how he equates his buyers with cavemen who stir coffee with the eraser ends of pencils.
-Amanda >>
There are so many things wrong with his statement, aren't there?
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<< <i>I love how he equates his buyers with cavemen who stir coffee with the eraser ends of pencils.
-Amanda >>
There are so many things wrong with his statement, aren't there? >>
But he's a power seller!
-Amanda
I'm a YN working on a type set!
My Buffalo Nickel Website Home of the Quirky Buffaloes Collection!
Proud member of the CUFYNA
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<< <i>I love how he equates his buyers with cavemen who stir coffee with the eraser ends of pencils.
-Amanda >>
There are so many things wrong with his statement, aren't there? >>
But he's a power seller!
-Amanda >>
Sorry, I shall kneel and pray in his general direction
<< <i>Sorry, I shall kneel and pray in his general direction >>
-Amanda
I'm a YN working on a type set!
My Buffalo Nickel Website Home of the Quirky Buffaloes Collection!
Proud member of the CUFYNA
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>I love how he equates his buyers with cavemen who stir coffee with the eraser ends of pencils. >>
Can't blame him really, if all his buyers are as dim as the one that asked how much it weighs. He handled that question with more tact than I would have, since it's printed right there in the description.
Do real 1804 dollars have reeded edges?
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<< <i>I love how he equates his buyers with cavemen who stir coffee with the eraser ends of pencils. >>
Can't blame him really, if all his buyers are as dim as the one that asked how much it weighs. He handled that question with more tact than I would have, since it's printed right there in the description.
Do real 1804 dollars have reeded edges? >>
from coinfacts.com:
Thus, we find three classes of 1804 Silver Dollars. Class I examples were made circa 1834 - these all have lettered edges and no rust pit in the field just left of the top leaf of the olive branch on the reverse. Class II examples were made after 1857 - the only known specimen has a plain edge. Class III examples were made after 1857 - they all have lettered edges and a rust pit in the afore-mentioned place on the reverse. Currently, eight examples are known of the Class I type, one is known of the Class II, and six are known of the Class III type
<< <i>I wonder if he got this at Skid Row in Los Angeles. >>
Maybe the bums have moved their operation to the indoor shelter and are now listing on Ebay.
<< <i>Sorry, I shall kneel and pray in his general direction >>
I shall do something else in his general direction. His mother was a hamster and
father smelt of eldeberries.
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<< <i>Do real 1804 dollars have reeded edges? >>
My bust dollars do. I readed the edge just the other day. It said, "ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT."
I'll go away now.
Looks exactly like mine!
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