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Old 10-25-2006, 09:15 PM
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Default Sportscards & Sportscars.....what else excites you ?

Posted By: Gilbert Maines

I am down to one toy car a ford product for a change. I had three toys, and no real car for decades, all chevys.
Well one was a GMC 3/4T p/u, a '49. But the others were chevys: a '66 chevelle and a '68 impala.

Now its more managable I drive a little ranger p/u and the toy is a '64 Mustang.
One goes up in value while the other depreciates.

Other than cards, I put clearly too much emphasis on the copper cents of the 18th century US Mint.
There are unbelievable variations there because each coin side had a uniquely tooled die it was made from.
That sounds a bit hohum, but really it is like back varieties on t206s (whatever those are).

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