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Re: Thanks for sharing this information ...

I just read your questions 1, 2 and 3 regarding if
"casino chips" were ever mentioned in the HPA
preparation/discussion prior to final text. Found
them quite amusing, too. <g> Though I was not
present, I'm willing to bet that many, many, many
other numismatic items were not mentiond; thus not
writ into the HPA, but such items would still fall
under the HPA in court when considering their
"association" with the items mentioned.

Please see my other post, below, concerning this
thinking.

Are the colors of automobiles mentioned in what
constitutes an automobile that exceeds the speed
limit? Poor example, of couirse, but still to the
point and humorus in the lack of text regarding
description is not fully needed in any law or rule.

(Sorry, your honor, but the color of the speeding
automobie in question is not written in the law
describing what a speeding automobile is.) <g>

JB

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Would this be wrong??? Don't Even Answer!
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Re: I'll answer, anyway.
What do the Candidates say about Hobby Protection?
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BIG "IMPORTANT" CORRECTION ? (Good Stuff
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"In exchange" means ...
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No "sides" here, JB ...
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I'd still rather hear from a legal ...
Glad that we heard from a Numismatist Expert.
This is a laudable purpose ...
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Here's why the HPA does not apply ...
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The government of Nevada cannot ...
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What the ANA considers "numismatic" ...
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The successful use by David Ganz ...
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"HOBBY PROTECTION ACT"
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Thanks for sharing this information ...
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There is a problem with your theory ...
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The surest way for a lawyer to get ...
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I don't doubt that there are ...
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A fake chip on a "wrong" color blank ...
It would be a whole different thing ...
Even better ...
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Superfluous statutory language ...
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And just exactly what depradations ...
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Ah, but think how easy harvesting ...
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Our Conflicts of Laws class was ...
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Are you sure Carl and Mel are not ...
Re: Jim + Gene, Please read the lead post...
If the chip was not "issued" by ...
The partial list of things I don't know ...
"inquire into the issue of lobbying"????
I feel like Brer Rabbit, with the HPA ...
Re: Thanks, Jim. You've made that very clear.
A very "lawyerly" choice of words ...
This is exactly what David Ganz said:
Now you're starting to get it, John ...
Re: Thanks for walking me through it.
The HPA also covers political pins ...
Actually more than just pins ...
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The language in the statute ...
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"Stretching the limits" ...
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Yes Mr. Borland... WRONG, WRONG, WRONG...

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