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Posted By: <b>Joe P.</b><p>I can't help but to Chuckle.<br />I can't help but automatically transport myself to 1990, and a little shop called Fantazia.<br /><br />Fantazia was DR Koos laboratory of fantastic creations.<br />His research was mainly into comic books and high ended baseball cards.<br />I was there to try to convince the likeable DR. Koos that it might be a good idea to return my money in exchange for his well done creation. (exhibit A)<br />-- A recommendation by my counselor, and Fantazia's advertiser SCD's - Bob Lemke.<br />He eventually saw the wisdom of the plan, but that's another story.<br /><br />While there, I obviously looked at the items in his display case.<br />One of the things that caught my eyes were a few auto T206's.<br /><br />Autographed T206's in DR.Koos Den of Creations???<br /><br />

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Posted By: <b>Josh Adams</b><p>I appologize for my ignorance, but what is this about?<br><br>Go Go White Sox<br />2005 World Series Champions!

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Posted By: <b>Cat</b><p>Josh:<br /><br />This is one of those occasions where you were the only one that had the guts to ask what everyone else was thinking.<br><br>Edited to correct typos unless otherwise noted.

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Posted By: <b>identify7</b><p>This is Joe P.<br />Sometimes you haveta wait, sometimes you don't.<br />But it is always worth it.

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Posted By: <b>Joe P.</b><p>Only if you're into research.<br />If you're a newbie, and slabs and grading is your bag, don't bother with it.<br />However, if your curiosity and desire to learn is greater than what is it worth? -- I'll do you a favor, and let you do some digging. -- That's the way we did it before computers.<br />Here's the tip of the iceberg to your question.<br />There is more if you're interested.<br /><br />Enter: KOOS, and search by MATCH.<br /><br /><br /> -------------------------------------------- <br /> <br />Dr. Koos = Danny Dupcek?<br />August 27 2002 at 2:36 PM Bob Lemke (Login wi05) <br /> <br /><br />-----------------------------------------------------------------<br /> <br />I asked on another forum without getting any response, but does anybody here have credible information to prove or disprove any association between "Dr. Koos" and Danny Dupcek, who with another principal named, I believe, Skip Moses, operated a card/comics shop in metro New York (Yonkers?) known as Dragon's Den? Back when I was publisher of SCD, I threw Dupcek out as an advertiser. My recollection of his conduct, both personally and professionally, is strongly paralleled by this "Koos" character. <br /> <br /> Respond to this message <br /> <br />Response Title Author Date <br /> Re: Dr. Koos = Danny Dupcek? Chris S. Chris S. Aug 27, 2002, 2:49 PM <br /> any more info about this possible connection? Dan M Aug 27, 2002, 6:05 PM <br /> The Phantom menace theorey from the past.. Dr.Koos Dr.Koos Aug 27, 2002, 6:13 PM <br /> It was Fantazia Rich Klein Rich Klein Aug 28, 2002, 10:10 AM <br /> <br /><br /><br /><a href="http://www.network54.com/Forum/153652/message/1030473411/" target="_new" rel="nofollow">http://www.network54.com/Forum/153652/message/1030473411/</a>

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Posted By: <b>mike mullins</b><p>That cleared things up completely, thanks.<br /><br />Carry on,<br /><br />mm

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Posted By: <b>Joe P.</b><p>*<br /><a href="http://www.network54.com/Forum/153652/search?&more=1&sort=match&searchterm=KOOS" target="_new" rel="nofollow">http://www.network54.com/Forum/153652/search?&more=1&sort=match&searchterm=KOOS</a>

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Posted By: <b>identify7</b><p>Before computers?<br /><br />That must have been the Dark Ages of Net54.

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Posted By: <b>Joe P.</b><p>Before the internet as we know it, and before net54 discovered slabs & graders. --- <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14><br />

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Posted By: <b>identify7</b><p>Yes, before TV there were families and values with value.