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Pillar of the Community
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Okra? Please explain...I am confused...
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New Member
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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a tasty vegetable, used mainly in southern and Cajun cooking.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Roughly figured.... 1 Lb. of Okra = 1 Eisenhower Buck  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I know what okra is...I love it fried. I have it in the garden now...Just wondering what it had to do with Ike's??
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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No Okra here in NE. If you cook it too much it slimes. ewww
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Pillar of the Community
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okra=typo.. sorry.. the sentence can do without it... I was typing from my wifes itouch.. I have big thumbs...
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Moderator
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Connor asks... Quote:
Just wondering what it had to do with Ike's?? because SDcoinguy had said... Quote:
And I was wondering if I can sell all of these okra for profit seeing as the are all around +ef condition |
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Pillar of the Community
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okra= again, I think I was trying to just spell OR on a tiny itouch keypad...
so no one ever did answer my question.
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Valued Member
United States
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 I was thinking you had a barter bank |
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Pillar of the Community
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 OK, now I'm really "cornfused"! Is he saying that he meant to type IKES instead of okra? That I can understand, but some of the keys are not as close as others. Anyway, I hate okra unless its in gumbo. |
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look at a QWERTY - I-O , E-R and A-S all 3 side by side--- so it really looks easy to type okra or ikes on a tiny touch pad -- he got the K right and I don't care who you are, that stuff's funny my typonese and dyslexia thank you  |
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United States
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I lost three Ike's to Adam_E in a contest. Two of those where 1976 variety 1 (bold legends or lettering). Was contemplating selling on the "Bay" before losing them. Research showed that good condition 1976 var. 1's were going for over $2.00, and mine where at MS-60 or better. IMHO.
Is there a market for what you have I say "YES"!
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Valued Member
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Ikes are in a pretty interesting category right now. They are a specialist coin for a limited number of specialists, but to everybody else they aren't worth much more than face value. The Ike Group site, linked previously, will tell you everything that you want to know about these coins. There are a bunch of interesting varieties and die clashes, but relatively few of these varieties are easily marketable. I know of only two varieties that are worth a substantial premium in circulated condition: the 1971 D Friendly Eagle Variety and the 1972 Type 2 reverse. With okra, on the other hand, every variety is only of interest to the specialist.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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how do you tell the friendly eagle from non-friendly?
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