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Edited by amrys
04/09/2016 2:38 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Yowza! I'll bet you wish there were 24 Fed districts rather than just 12! Congrats -    |
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Coinfrog: No, 12 are enough!  Don't forget, I have some more sets still in progress: I need 3 more $20 notes 6 more $50 notes 3 more $100 notes 10 (!) more $500 notes and 1 more $1000 note to complete my collection. So I really think 12 districts are ok.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Awesome set Amrys, simply awesome.
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Pillar of the Community
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WOW! I would love to see ALL of your currency in a few pictures. Nice set!
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Rest in Peace
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Wow!
That's an impressive collection.
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Bedrock of the Community
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amrys - all kidding aside, once you've finished your collection and loaned it to Binion's casino, what do you think you will tackle next?
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Coinfrog: You say "all kidding aside"? It seems that you're nevertheless still kidding... I don't think that I will be able to complete all LGS sets so soon. So your question is more hypothetical. I will need much more time and money to get nearer to completion. But to be honest: LGS are my favor, that doesn't mean that I don't collect anything beside these notes. In fact I collect many other US notes around 1934 and around 1969, but nothing as avidly as LGS. I'm always very specialized, makes many things more practical. |
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Spectacular! and of course  |
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amrys - do the LGS from other series hold interest? There are some real challenges in the '28-A and '28-C issues.
I am a kidder, but I'm not kidding when I say how much I admire the scope of the collection you are building.
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This would be pretty impressive in any condition...but adding the condition that all your sets are in is amazing and quite an accomplishment.
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Coinfrog: You are a kidder? Oh, I should have known it... Of course there are possible goals after I'll complete the 1934 LGS set. But to find 1928, 1928A, 1928C and 1928D LGS notes is - as you've mentioned - surely really difficult. I don't know - not now - if I will try this. And I usually concentrate my search and ambitions on one area like the 1934 LGS notes. Sometimes this is a key to success. So the question, which notes I could collect intensively after the 1934 LGS are complete, is - as I said - actually more hypothetical. |
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amrys - Got it. For sure the '34 LGS notes are the perfect collecting challenge, being issued by all districts in all denominations. I am working on about 6 different sets myself (including the Black Eagles and the '28 $100s by district) in 65, so I'll never have to scratch my head again about what to collect next! |
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