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Forum Mom
 United States
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Nice choice, adobero! That truly is a beautiful coin!  |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Congratulations on a great choice and many Thanks to lim118 for holding such a great, popular and rewarding contest!! Mike  |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Good choice.
I'm happy for you.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Originally posted by adobero1
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Originally posted by Kyra
Good choice! Had I been the lucky winner, that's probably what I would've chosen as well. Enjoy it!
Rachel [:p]
Thank you Rachel, I can feel the vibes, next time you're gonna win! Dan
Alright! You heard it here first, folks! Rachel [:p] |
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Ah adobero1 don't be telling her that! She already has dibs on all the coins in circulation in the State of Indiana and NOW she is planning on winning the next contest! All of us Hoosiers will have to move just to give her storage space for her collection! We just have to make sure no one does a contest with Morgan dollars!!! |
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Valued Member
United States
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Oops, I forgot, she works at a bank! Maybe those vibes were for the Jefferson/Buffalo nickel she's gonna get tomorrow...  |
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Pillar of the Community
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I keep seeing this word "hoosiers" used by you all, can someone please translate what this mean to a poor digger |
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Originally posted by lim118
I keep seeing this word "hoosiers" used by you all, can someone please translate what this mean to a poor digger
Kind of like bannana bender- only it refers to someone from the US state of Indi ANArggoodie
aka Richard
"catch em doing something right"
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Pillar Of The Community
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NO ONE in the state can actually tell you what a HOOSIER is! Lots of tall tales through the years but I like to think it was brought on by the first settlers, who's wagon broke down passing through so they had to stay, and they questioned everyone they encountered, as they knew no one in this fledgling of a state so they had to ask, in the course of the conversation, "who's your daddy" in an effort to place you! Well its apparent some how they misspelled "Who's Your" with "Hoosier" or perhaps it was hillbilly spelling back then? None the less Indiana is the Hoosier State and here in 2005 we still don't have a clue as to why and most of us will still ask, hoosier daddy?
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12/29/2005 12:13 am
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