CONTEST ... in honor of Larry

"Keith Fletcher" wrote in
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So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.


I would be honored to be entered!

- Andrew W Applegarth

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"Bruce Hickmott" wrote in message
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CONTEST!!


Woo Hoo!

Bruce

On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 03:04:43 GMT, "Keith Fletcher"
is
alleged to have written:

I was Larry Calder's swap partner last year. The gift he sent me really
moved me. Even though we were in the $10 price range group, he managed
to
find me a coin that was beautiful and uniqe, a lovely PCGS slabbed
Kennedy
half with a cameo made by toning. One of a kind.

I could tell he was very thoughtful about his gift and that it truly came
from his heart.

We communicated a bit over the past year, last of all on the day before
he
went into the hospital. His passing bothered me a lot, and I've been
thinking about how to honor him.

I know he loved this group, and I figure he'd appreciate knowing that
someone ran a contest in his honor. And because it was Larry, I decided
that the only possible prize would be an Ira coin. To that end I've
procured a 1949-s Lincoln cent graded MS66 and selected as PQ by THE MAN,
Ira himself.

So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.

It's simple to enter. Reply to this posting, or send me an e-mail with
CONTEST as the first word in the subject line. Before I leave for the
XMAS
holidays I'll have my kids pull three names from the hat. Those I will
post
here. Then on XMAS eve I'll have my nieces pull out one who will be 'the
winner.' The other two will receive some lame consolation prize, like a
circulated clad half or worn IHC or something.

Image of the Ira coin first prize is here for now:

http://tinyurl.com/ypcp

I may not be able to post the winner on XMAS eve because I won't have
internet access (though I'll try to find some), but will do so when I
return
before the New Year.

So here we go, and good luck!

--Keith

In article ,
says...
I was Larry Calder's swap partner last year. The gift he sent me really
moved me. Even though we were in the $10 price range group, he managed to
find me a coin that was beautiful and uniqe, a lovely PCGS slabbed Kennedy
half with a cameo made by toning. One of a kind.

I could tell he was very thoughtful about his gift and that it truly came
from his heart.

We communicated a bit over the past year, last of all on the day before he
went into the hospital. His passing bothered me a lot, and I've been
thinking about how to honor him.

I know he loved this group, and I figure he'd appreciate knowing that
someone ran a contest in his honor. And because it was Larry, I decided
that the only possible prize would be an Ira coin. To that end I've
procured a 1949-s Lincoln cent graded MS66 and selected as PQ by THE MAN,
Ira himself.

So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.

It's simple to enter. Reply to this posting, or send me an e-mail with
CONTEST as the first word in the subject line. Before I leave for the XMAS
holidays I'll have my kids pull three names from the hat. Those I will post
here. Then on XMAS eve I'll have my nieces pull out one who will be 'the
winner.' The other two will receive some lame consolation prize, like a
circulated clad half or worn IHC or something.

Image of the Ira coin first prize is here for now:

http://tinyurl.com/ypcp

I may not be able to post the winner on XMAS eve because I won't have
internet access (though I'll try to find some), but will do so when I return
before the New Year.

So here we go, and good luck!

--Keith





PLease enter me and thank you for holding the contest.


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I hope we can all be good neighbors online!

So here we go, and good luck!


What a great contest. Please throw my name in the hat!

Robert Shaw
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Does olive oil really help with corroded coins? Check out my experiment at:
http://www.mindspring.com/~robe294/o...xperiment.html

I would love to be in a contest in honor of Larry..

Sam F.

"Keith Fletcher" wrote in message


So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.

It's simple to enter. Reply to this posting, or send me an e-mail
with CONTEST as the first word in the subject line.

--Keith

In Larry's memory, enter me in the contest.

--
Ed Hendricks
ANA# R178621
eBay: edh.

Please enter me in the contest and thanks to you and Larry...

Best,
Tom

Keith Fletcher wrote:

I was Larry Calder's swap partner last year. The gift he sent me really
moved me. Even though we were in the $10 price range group, he managed to
find me a coin that was beautiful and uniqe, a lovely PCGS slabbed Kennedy
half with a cameo made by toning. One of a kind.

I could tell he was very thoughtful about his gift and that it truly came
from his heart.

We communicated a bit over the past year, last of all on the day before he
went into the hospital. His passing bothered me a lot, and I've been
thinking about how to honor him.

I know he loved this group, and I figure he'd appreciate knowing that
someone ran a contest in his honor. And because it was Larry, I decided
that the only possible prize would be an Ira coin. To that end I've
procured a 1949-s Lincoln cent graded MS66 and selected as PQ by THE MAN,
Ira himself.

So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.

It's simple to enter. Reply to this posting, or send me an e-mail with
CONTEST as the first word in the subject line. Before I leave for the XMAS
holidays I'll have my kids pull three names from the hat. Those I will post
here. Then on XMAS eve I'll have my nieces pull out one who will be 'the
winner.' The other two will receive some lame consolation prize, like a
circulated clad half or worn IHC or something.

Image of the Ira coin first prize is here for now:

http://tinyurl.com/ypcp

I may not be able to post the winner on XMAS eve because I won't have
internet access (though I'll try to find some), but will do so when I return
before the New Year.

So here we go, and good luck!

--Keith

I'd like to enter. I placed an order with Larry and chatted
over e-mail several times.

I've been saddened at his loss.

John
--
John Patrick -- N9OU

Keith Fletcher wrote:

I was Larry Calder's swap partner last year. The gift he sent me really
moved me. Even though we were in the $10 price range group, he managed to
find me a coin that was beautiful and uniqe, a lovely PCGS slabbed Kennedy
half with a cameo made by toning. One of a kind.

I could tell he was very thoughtful about his gift and that it truly came
from his heart.

We communicated a bit over the past year, last of all on the day before he
went into the hospital. His passing bothered me a lot, and I've been
thinking about how to honor him.

I know he loved this group, and I figure he'd appreciate knowing that
someone ran a contest in his honor. And because it was Larry, I decided
that the only possible prize would be an Ira coin. To that end I've
procured a 1949-s Lincoln cent graded MS66 and selected as PQ by THE MAN,
Ira himself.

So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.

It's simple to enter. Reply to this posting, or send me an e-mail with
CONTEST as the first word in the subject line. Before I leave for the XMAS
holidays I'll have my kids pull three names from the hat. Those I will post
here. Then on XMAS eve I'll have my nieces pull out one who will be 'the
winner.' The other two will receive some lame consolation prize, like a
circulated clad half or worn IHC or something.

Image of the Ira coin first prize is here for now:

http://tinyurl.com/ypcp

I may not be able to post the winner on XMAS eve because I won't have
internet access (though I'll try to find some), but will do so when I return
before the New Year.

So here we go, and good luck!

--Keith


OK, count me in the contest.

Ian

Mmmmm...Contest!

"Keith Fletcher" wrote in message
...
I was Larry Calder's swap partner last year. The gift he sent me really
moved me. Even though we were in the $10 price range group, he managed to
find me a coin that was beautiful and uniqe, a lovely PCGS slabbed Kennedy
half with a cameo made by toning. One of a kind.

I could tell he was very thoughtful about his gift and that it truly came
from his heart.

We communicated a bit over the past year, last of all on the day before he
went into the hospital. His passing bothered me a lot, and I've been
thinking about how to honor him.

I know he loved this group, and I figure he'd appreciate knowing that
someone ran a contest in his honor. And because it was Larry, I decided
that the only possible prize would be an Ira coin. To that end I've
procured a 1949-s Lincoln cent graded MS66 and selected as PQ by THE MAN,
Ira himself.

So here it is, a contest in honor of Larry.

It's simple to enter. Reply to this posting, or send me an e-mail with
CONTEST as the first word in the subject line. Before I leave for the
XMAS
holidays I'll have my kids pull three names from the hat. Those I will
post
here. Then on XMAS eve I'll have my nieces pull out one who will be 'the
winner.' The other two will receive some lame consolation prize, like a
circulated clad half or worn IHC or something.

Image of the Ira coin first prize is here for now:

http://tinyurl.com/ypcp

I may not be able to post the winner on XMAS eve because I won't have
internet access (though I'll try to find some), but will do so when I
return
before the New Year.

So here we go, and good luck!

--Keith