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Re: What's a Quarter worth?
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Posted by Rauville on December 11, 2006 at 07:13:06 from (209.180.79.66):
In Reply to: What's a Quarter worth? posted by Mark on December 11, 2006 at 06:39:48:
Between eBay and the Antique Roadshow, everyone that has something to sell to me knows exactly what "it is worth".
Offer someone a fair price, and their first reply is: "Well, I saw something the same color, or the same size on the net or TV...and it's worth big$$$$$". By the way...Quarters are only worth about "two bits"...maybe less.☺ PS: I'll agree with Allan on "quarter-horses". Buy one for big money and you'll find out it's worth about 1/4 of what you payed.☺
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