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Bedrock of the Community
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Return it. You'll never like it if you don't like it at first glance, generally speaking.
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You'll never like it if you don't like it at first glance, generally speaking. Wise words in general, not just for note collecting.  |
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Well, as usual, I can't compete with the rest of you - All wonderful notes, btw - but I did manage to pick this guy up along with his consecutive brother. I should have a couple of Obsoletes that you might find more interesting in the next few days.  Edited by Dave L
03/09/2016 11:28 pm
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Got a partial refund on the Gold Cert. Here is a low grade 1914 $20 FRN.. Looking for the 50 and 100 now, they jump in price quite a bit. I really need to get a scanner going.. LOL These pictures are terrible.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I did manage to pick this guy up along with his consecutive brother... Nice!  And I don't think many folks can compete with the big hitters here, Dave. But... after all, this is not the place for competition.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I really need to get a scanner going.. LOL These pictures are terrible. They're not terrible. But it would be nice to see a little larger photos. |
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I use the uhh image optimizer and then when I go to upload the image it wont allow me because I have to resize below 200kb's...otherwise it says it is too large
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Pillar of the Community
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Found this nice little note while browsing around ebay. ==  == back plate = 1552 for those who keep up with them |
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Better pics of the 1906 Gold Certificate. I ended up getting a partial refund so I'm Happier.   |
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Pillar of the Community
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CollectorKing, you're right it does look better and evidently the partial refund helped. If you're happy what can we say but Great!
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Pillar of the Community
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Dave L wrote: Quote:
Well, as usual, I can't compete with the rest of you - All wonderful notes, btw - but I did manage to pick this guy up along with his consecutive brother. I should have a couple of Obsoletes that you might find more interesting in the next few days.
Dave, We're only competitors when it comes to stirring up excitement with our collection and acquisitions; sharing with fellow CCF members. Hey, if it's exciting for you then we want you to share your "stuff" and excitement; so don't hesitate to post. We're all friendly here. P.S. Don't forget to post those Obsoletes.!!
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Bedrock of the Community
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CollectorKing - how come only a partial refund? Maybe I missed something.
PS - what did you do to solve your upload problem with the Optimizer?
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03/10/2016 5:08 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Dave L - just for your info, your '34A $10 was printed between 1934 and 1945, as was tech's $5. This was (as I recall) the longest running sig combo in the history of the small notes.
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Hey guys - THanks for the comments. Believe me, I ain't trying to compete - I know better than that! But the eye candy here is often breathtaking! But today I got this little note in from South Carolina. A little worn, but then so am I.  Interesting about those signatures on the 34a notes. I like that kind of info! |
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I really like that southern note Dave.
Coinfrog- Rather then reurning it completely they offered to give me some of my money back, which made it worth it. Also, I didn't solve the problem with the optimizer but these new images are actual "scans" of the note.
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