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Mr Pink's Unc/Burnished ASE Dansco Album

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 Posted 06/09/2021  1:39 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add MrPink2018 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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It reminds me a little bit of my handwritten D&D character sheets WAY back in the day.


you got me pegged. I was the Dungeon Master. I made my own modules (complete with illustrations) & invented a lot of weapons, monsters and magic stuff. had all the hardcover books, too.


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I almost brought that up, but was afraid of coming off too nerdy. Too late?


nah. the nerdier, the better.
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I was the Dungeon Master. I made my own modules (complete with illustrations) & invented a lot of weapons, monsters and magic stuff. had all the hardcover books, too.
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I still have all of my stuff boxed up... the cheap soft-cover "basic" stuff along with hardcover "advanced" books. I also have many notebooks filled with hand-drawn maps and custom beasts (my younger brother did most of the creature drawings since he is the artist in the family). I also have a few cassette tapes with stuff I created on my Sinclair ZX-81 and just one diskette with a few things I created on my Commodore 64 (I had mostly quit playing my then). Good times.


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arrgghh... I just noticed a clerical error on my spreadsheet, which I just 'fixed': the business strike/bullion coins (no mm) were minted at philly, san fran & west point in 1986, and then just philly from 1987-1999. I'm not sure why I listed them the way I did. I think I was confusing the bullion dates & mints with the proofs' dates & mints. I had to get the Mercanti ASE book out & read some footnotes.

i have the bullion coins listed as (S), when, I guess, technically I ought to have listed the '86 as (S)(W)(P), then (P) from '87-'99, with (W) taking over at 2000.

i will most likely rewrite the list once I finish off the series.
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i will most likely rewrite the list once I finish off the series.
A final draft would be a great way to mark the milestone!
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