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To: americanstrategist

I guess if you want a coin collection, you should only be allowed one coin.


4 posted on 07/15/2006 8:45:47 PM PDT by Shooter 2.5 (Vote a Straight Republican Ballot. Rid the country of dems. NRA)
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To: Shooter 2.5

"I guess if you want a coin collection, you should only be allowed one coin."

Touche'

I have a friend in K.C., emailed me a pic of his cache of weapons, around 70. There is NOTHING wrong with that, unless you're a bed wetting liberal


18 posted on 07/15/2006 9:13:42 PM PDT by MadLibDisease (Hey Ahmadinejad, the mahdi is full of pig crap)
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To: Shooter 2.5
...you should only be allowed one coin.

Not true! BUT if you want a coin collection, what you DON'T do is to put the coins in easy reach of children aged 6 months to 3 years old. Yes, they have a tendency to put things in their mouths that don't belong there.

See the correlation between this and having loaded guns around children 3 and up?

40 posted on 07/15/2006 10:10:55 PM PDT by IIntense
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To: Shooter 2.5

if the guns were part of a collection, most of them should have been locked up (some could be around for defense, but not all 98).


48 posted on 07/15/2006 10:32:49 PM PDT by Jedi Master Pikachu ( http://www.answersingenesis.org)
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To: Shooter 2.5
"I guess if you want a coin collection, you should only be allowed one coin."

It depends. You can own as many coins as you want. But if you collect old coins whose worth is in the metal, such as pre-1965 silver money:
1. You may only buy one coin per month
2. You must fill out a form with a name and address, and answer whether or not you are guilty of a felony (which increasingly seems to be applied to just about every infraction of the law these days )
3. For gold coins, you need to pay a one time charge to obtain a Class III numismatic license, with your fingerprints on file with the Feds--don't want someone circulating gold coins and affecting the economy. Interstate commerce, dontcha know?
4. In certain states and municipalities, you must register your coin collection with the authorities. And, at any time they determine your collection poses a threat to the public or the economy, expect a knock on the door and having said collection confiscated
5. You can expect the media and those who would love to control you via the money supply to demonize you at every turn, with doctors asking your children if you have any collection of coins in the home, teachers telling your child's friends that hoarding coins is an unhealthy thing and that other children should not play with your child, and Democrat AGs listing you as a potential 'terrorist'.

So, as you can see, you ARE allowed to own more than one coin. Isn't it nice?

70 posted on 07/16/2006 8:04:53 AM PDT by Tench_Coxe
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To: Shooter 2.5

"I guess if you want a coin collection, you should only be allowed one coin."

I guess if you're a fool...you're also and idiot and a jerk.


72 posted on 07/16/2006 8:51:00 AM PDT by John Robertson (Even if we disagree now, we may agree later. Or vice versa.)
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To: Shooter 2.5

When those owning this many guns do not properly store them or limit access to the immature or irresponsible even ONE is too many. Idiots are excluded from 2d amendment protections.


95 posted on 07/17/2006 12:36:57 PM PDT by justshutupandtakeit (If you believe ANYTHING in the Treason Media you are a fool.)
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