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Originally posted by Metalman
That's not nice !!
and no its not forsale !!!
Rick
OK, y ou've c onvinced me. "Methinks he d oth pr otest t oo much." (with ap ol ogies t o Shakespeare and Hamlet f or the misqu ote). N ow I g otta see it f or myself. Give ya a hundred bucks f or it, shipping n ot included.  Or d o y ou want me t o c ome over and pick it up? If n othing else, it w ould l ook great in my Morgan curi o c ollecti on because it's s o unusual.  Fred |
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Hi Fred
Im working on some pics of the coin,,
By the way ,, go ahead and come over and get it, I will not be hard to find in this little town just ask anyone where the Guy with the Rotties lives .
Rick
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Originally posted by Morgan Fred
Give ya a hundred bucks for it, shipping not included.
Ab out gave me a heart attack... $100. Y ou c ould had it f or a l ot less  |
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Hi Jd
Freds my Hero !! and I know He was just picking on me !!
But I really like the coin ,, and its in to stay !!
Rick
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lol, well I figured he was just joking. I'm glad you enjoy that coin!
Jordan
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Why is this a " Morgan" d ollar? Excuse ign orance - just kn ow ab out Aussie c oins(s orta); and then only pre-decimal. That's why curi ous h ow Morgan dollar s o named. T o make matters even w orse(?), once owned exact same 1888 c oin as sh own, but alas st olen al ong with wallet where was kept f or "g ood luck" years ag o .. S o much f or g ood luck! Anyh ow, sure is hands ome l ooking and easy see why is fav ourite c ollect or c oin. Cheers Edited by Goodasgold
06/13/2006 07:59 am
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George T. Morgan was the designer of this beauty. The initial M is found at the neck, and on the left hand loop of the ribbon on the reverse.
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Originally posted by jdheyne
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Originally posted by Morgan Fred
Give ya a hundred bucks for it, shipping not included.
About gave me a heart attack... $100. You could had it for a lot less
If I had kn own Rick was interested, I w ould have bid against him just t o cause tr ouble...  |
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$12 bucks still w ould n ot have been a bad price |
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Rest in Peace
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Originally posted by Metalman
Hi Jd
Freds my Hero !! and I know He was just picking on me !!
But I really like the coin ,, and its in to stay !!
Rick
Dunn o 'b out the Her o bit. I have an ex-wife wh o w ould dispute this... vici ously.  Everything is f or sale. We're just haggling over the price.  What'll ya d o if I c ome over an dangle a Ben Franklin in fr ont of y ou? [:0] Fred |
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George T. Morgan was the designer of this beauty. The initial M is found at the neck, and on the left hand loop of the ribbon on the reverse.
Underst ood ... thank y ou very much f or that! |
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United States
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Fred, that's a cheap shot...I'd go for the Franklin...the wife would go for the Morgan. LOL. What can I say..."Pass and Stow" is the way to go!!!
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United States
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By the way, why is it that everyone can smiley pics but me?
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Bedrock of the Community
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maybe you type in the box below the replies in the thread instead of clicking the "reply to topic" link right above that
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Originally posted by gettinIT2getheragain
By the way, why is it that everyone can smiley pics but me?
They need t o be bracketed ( [] ). [ :) ] |
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