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ebay item #7567929501

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Case300

12-02-2005 19:24:54




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Hey! check out this Case item on Ebay, comments on what you think !!!!! Roger
#75679295901




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RBF

12-04-2005 06:44:06




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Case300, 12-02-2005 19:24:54  
I think he forget to mention it was .999 pure gold! But wait before you bid on the medallion take a look at this..... Hope everyone has a safe holiday season!

"There is a sucker born every minute" -- (wc fields or was that PT Barnum?)

RBF



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Lincoln

12-03-2005 16:23:14




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Case300, 12-02-2005 19:24:54  
Maybe it comes with the rest of the tractor attached to it.



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Al Fitch

12-03-2005 05:50:06




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Case300, 12-02-2005 19:24:54  
FYI (And I hope this works)

If you ever want to send someone directly to an ebay or any other link on the net just copy (Ctrl+C) on Windoz machines the entire link in the address window once you are at the auction or web page you want to give the link to:

Link


That link should have shown up in blue clickable format unless this forum does not allow it.

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Al Fitch

12-03-2005 05:54:10




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Al Fitch, 12-03-2005 05:50:06  
Although that link worked it was not blue nor was it clickable. It was also long. I found that if you highlighted the first part:

Link

ending at the last digit of the item number then copied and pasted that part of the link, it would take you to the same overpriced item on eBay!

Hope this helps in the future.

Al Fitch

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Engineer20

12-03-2005 05:30:04




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Case300, 12-02-2005 19:24:54  
I can't get the number to work.



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Mike Johnston

12-03-2005 05:35:05




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Engineer20, 12-03-2005 05:30:04  
Flip the 9 & 5.

7567925901



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Mike Johnston

12-03-2005 05:42:19




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Mike Johnston, 12-03-2005 05:35:05  
Oops, thats not it.

The number posted in the title is correct. Drop the last "9" and try it.



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Tom Railsback

12-02-2005 19:34:59




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Case300, 12-02-2005 19:24:54  
Why would someone want to pay $2,000.00 for a damaged original when they can buy a new reproduction for under $100.00? This seller is nuts!!!!! !



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wayne woodrum

12-02-2005 21:54:56




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Tom Railsback, 12-02-2005 19:34:59  
$2000.00 , that is nuts !!!



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John Saeli

12-03-2005 05:13:49




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to wayne woodrum, 12-02-2005 21:54:56  
Roger Hornbaker's Emblem is less than $90. & isn't cracked like the 1 on ebay. For $2.000 the greedy guy should ship for free instead of the $10.00 he's got posted.



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Al Fitch

12-03-2005 06:17:37




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to John Saeli, 12-03-2005 05:13:49  
Ok I just wrote the seller and asked him a few questions about his Emblem. This is his reply:

yes it is mint, it is a 1950's medallion and the crack was put in at the factory when it was in the mold machine it cannot be felt by your finger when rubbing over it. anything else you see is probably a reflection. thankyou.


I'm not interested in paying 2K to see if the reflection theory is correct!

Al

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case poor in pa

12-04-2005 11:30:06




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 Re: ebay item #7567929501 in reply to Al Fitch, 12-03-2005 06:17:37  
heck i tole him it was off a fiftys case.. hahaha mold crack?? i got one of them myself.im thinking in 1910 they didna have plastic...



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