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On Jan 1, 10:02*pm, John Levine wrote:
And it had nothing to do with the particular coins being offered -- it would have worked just as well with Statehood Quarters or Lewis & Clark Nickels or any ordinary coins. Sigh. *If you'd ever actually looked at the Mint's web site, you'd know that the bags of dollar coins are the only thing they sold there at face value. *You could (and can) buy a bag of 100 quarters, but not for $25. ... The scam WOULD HAVE WORKED JUST AS WELL with any coins that were offered the way the commemorative dollars were offered. Hmmn. *Is there some way I could write "bags of dollar coins are the only thing they sold there at face value" that would be easier to understand? You really don't understand counterfactuals? That means, You really don't understand "what if"s? and fiction? and imagination? |