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Anyone know when this Kennedy "sample" was given out??
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Special promotion?? Luncheon??
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Whats on the flipside?
The name is LEE!
A "D".
I'm not sure when or why they were issued but I have a few 2005 1/10 oz AGEs with the same style label.
I don't either - hence the quotes.
But it's clearly a promotional giveaway of some sort - just want to know if it was given at a lunch, at the submission table, dropped at dealers tables on the bourse or elsewhere.
Does anyone care?
Again, whats on the flip side? Is there a date such as the SAE above has?
The name is LEE!
Same rev except 2007.
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<< <i>19Lyds:
Same rev except 2007. >>
If thats the case, then it was slabbed or given out sometime in 2007. Or would that be an incorrect assumption?
The name is LEE!
Could have been sold or given away as an extra.
I seem to remember some dollar rolls that were graded this way in that timeframe.
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<< <i>Doesn't look like a giveaway slab to me, looks like the coins I have seen that were sent in for "BU" grading. Haven't slabs like these been offered on the TV shopping channels? >>
That's what I was thinking. Packaged to sell to the non-collecting general public via TV ads or newspaper/magazine ads.
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Year wasn't the question.
I was wondering by whom and what for?