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  Subject: What were the best buys in the Ford sale?
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  While they weren't inexpensive, 2 coins went for a whole lot less than I
  expected:
  
  Lot 9 - the Currencey dollar at 74,750
  Lot 211 - the 68-w at 34,500
  
  I'm not a NJ expert, but that last result really puzzled me. Is there something
  about that coin that scared bidders away?
  
  
  
  

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Date published

• 2003-10-17

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• 1

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