if I went anywhere near thatNew_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 4:10 pmBut don't take my word for it, pick up a jar and judge for yourself

if I went anywhere near thatNew_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 4:10 pmBut don't take my word for it, pick up a jar and judge for yourself
Tom, that is a shame. Luckily, I've been blessed with an iron-clad
Nice addition, Tom--the collection grows!
Yes, I agree with you Buddy.
You're welcome, Tom. Happy to help you with your collection.TPK wrote: ↑Thu May 01, 2025 10:28 am This last group of 3 plates were all gifted to me by other AAPK members.![]()
The 1975 NH plate (and a beautiful Case knife) was gifted to me by Glenn (Glennbad) in September 2024 while I was visiting my Mom in MD. It had belonged to his father-in-law. Thanks again Glenn!![]()
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And last but not least, I would like to say Thanks to Chris (PringleTree) for these two beautiful 1965 & 1966 West Virginia plates. At the time, the blue & yellow would change back & forth from year to year. Chris bought and sent these two plates to me to donate to my collection. I have had them for some time now and I should have thanked him much sooner than today. Sorry about that Chris.
Thank you very, very much!![]()
I do appreciate your kind & generous donation to my collection.![]()
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My next task is to clean all these plates with some window cleaner. Look to see it I can do any touching up on them. Then I wish to write down all this information on the back of the plates. Who gave them to me ect.
And after I get all that finished I can get them hung up in my Carport.![]()
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Cool, "Incused" is the term used for that in coin collecting.
"Incused" is new on me but Thanks for the Info.Waukonda wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 8:49 pmCool, "Incused" is the term used for that in coin collecting.
That is a great collection, Tom. It must be very satisfying to sit and look at, and be reminded of your homeland as well as those who have helped with the collection. Nice to see that Michigan bicentennial plate. I still have mine, my 1st set of plates when I moved there in late '75. I think they are the best looking of all the States examples of Bicentennial license plates.
Thank You Sir!