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If Longacre Wrote a Book, What Would the Title Be?
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It seems only proper that Longacre eventually takes his place in the pantheon of numismatic authors. Of course he will have to write a few books first. Let's help him get started with the first title.
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Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
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Sorry, this is the best I can come up with on short notice.
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A voluminous book of questions I was never too shy to ask.
Or possibly "A Learned Discussion of..."
In either case, the book would be a seminal text on the selected topic. It would be well written, of eminent fairness and an enjoyable read.
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Written in the third person, of course...
<< <i>The title of the book would start with the words, "A Seminal Dissertation on..."
Or possibly "A Learned Discussion of..."
In either case, the book would be a seminal text on the selected topic. It would be well written, of eminent fairness and an enjoyable read. >>
That's true, too. He can be both serious and funny.
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How about "Questions and More Questions"?
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"1 million questions" , length 1000 pages. Maybe we wouldn't hear from him for at least a week
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..."Coin Collecting on a Budget".......
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
The Longacre Journals
Seeing The Forest For The Trees
Book two
The Longacre Journals
Making Change Of The Times
Book three
The Longacre Journals
You See A Dollar I See 100 Opportunities
If Longacre Wrote a Book, What Would the Title Be?
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I think it might be...
"If Longacre Wrote a Book, What Would the Title Be?"
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I think it might be...
"If Longacre Wrote a Book, What Would the Title Be?"
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Yes, precisely! I think you have it. Now, why didn't I think of that
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I think it might be...
"If Longacre Wrote a Book, What Would the Title Be?"
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That's the first time anyone ever beat me to a post word for word and capitalization to capitalization.
I wasn't going to quote the thread title though.
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My first thought exactly - with apologies to the Mysterians. (Question Mark is still around in southeast MI)
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no wait....
he has to slip RYK into the title somewhere....
how about...
"Why Did I Write This Book RYK?"
Better.
The name is LEE!
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How about Longacre's Hypothetical Guide to Hypotheticals?
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