Take it to Oak Island and bury it. Then those guys can actually find something.
Seriously, good luck with whatever you decide. Involving YN is a great idea.
@No Headlights said:
Take it to Oak Island and bury it. Then those guys can actually find something.
Seriously, good luck with whatever you decide. Involving YN is a great idea.
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it WAS a great idea. several threads dedicated to this now, deceased, numismatist.
Send bag to PCGS and have them slab the bag. If that doesn't work for you, open the bag and do a giveaway raffle type drawing for "young" numismatists of all ages at the show. One entry per person. Give away 100 of the dollars of your choice. No way would I give away a '93-S but that's just me.
“Never let yesterday use up too much of today.”
Will Rogers
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I'll open the bidding at $11,500. and pay shipping/insurance.
Forget the kids, they're ipods and cell phones are more important.
Practice makes perfect & nobody is perfect. So, practice being nobody and be perfect !
Practice makes perfect & nobody is perfect. So, practice being nobody and be perfect !
Practice makes perfect & nobody is perfect. So, practice being nobody and be perfect !
Does anyone know whatever became of this?
RIP, Dahlonega.
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Interesting thread, thanks for resurrecting it..... Hopefully someone knows what transpired. Cheers, RickO
This thread shows the true generosity and spirit of the OP. We lost a good one.
Take it to Oak Island and bury it. Then those guys can actually find something.
Seriously, good luck with whatever you decide. Involving YN is a great idea.
Bury it on Oak Island so those two can find something.
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it WAS a great idea. several threads dedicated to this now, deceased, numismatist.
Send bag to PCGS and have them slab the bag.
If that doesn't work for you, open the bag and do a giveaway raffle type drawing for "young" numismatists of all ages at the show. One entry per person. Give away 100 of the dollars of your choice. No way would I give away a '93-S but that's just me.
“Never let yesterday use up too much of today.”
Will Rogers
Sad, 12 year old thread, and he never told us what he was going to do.
Or what happened if he opened the bag
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