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That's pretty cool find, Phil! $1000 in 1840 was alot of money.
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Bad news on this one, I'm afraid. Refer to this link, which claims it's a 1960s-era replica:
http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=33048
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Well, that sucks! Still cool, though!
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Q/ Are Murkans supposed to know the names of each of these guys?
Ben's easy enough, but the rest could be a Viennese string quartet & a backup guy.
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/s/ ikeyPikey
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Its a replica, the ones i saw on the internet all have the same serial number inked in. Its pretty good how they make the paper look crinkly and aged ! There were some better U.S. first days in the lot.. Hawaii,Lincoln,Roosevelt etc: i am a bit reluctant to add first days to my U.S. cover collection.
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..................................I found that string quartet!..................................
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i won a box of covers at our club auction tonight and i found this in one..hae never seen anything like it with the pictures of the famous men. Any help appreciated ..of course if it has value AMSD may be looking for a percentage !
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re: any assist appreciated on this promisary note
That's pretty cool find, Phil! $1000 in 1840 was alot of money.
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re: any assist appreciated on this promisary note
Bad news on this one, I'm afraid. Refer to this link, which claims it's a 1960s-era replica:
http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=33048
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re: any assist appreciated on this promisary note
Well, that sucks! Still cool, though!
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re: any assist appreciated on this promisary note
Q/ Are Murkans supposed to know the names of each of these guys?
Ben's easy enough, but the rest could be a Viennese string quartet & a backup guy.
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
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re: any assist appreciated on this promisary note
Its a replica, the ones i saw on the internet all have the same serial number inked in. Its pretty good how they make the paper look crinkly and aged ! There were some better U.S. first days in the lot.. Hawaii,Lincoln,Roosevelt etc: i am a bit reluctant to add first days to my U.S. cover collection.
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re: any assist appreciated on this promisary note
..................................I found that string quartet!..................................
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