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Art

Jan 6 2006, 09:39 PM

<Center> ANNOUNCING</CENTER>
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<Center> CoinPeople Short Snorter 2006</CENTER>
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This is the signup thread. Post your name here if you want to participate. Pick out a great note and be ready to mail it to me quickly. I'm planning to mail the package of notes to the second signer on March 1,2006. (I know that sounds a long way off but, trust me, in things like this there will still be people who miss the deadline.) All notes for the SS2006 must be in my hands by 15Feb2006.

General rules:
<ul>
<li>You supply a note to be signed and returned to you.</li>
<li>Each participant agrees to hold the notes for no more than 5 days.</li>
<li>Each participant agrees to send the notes to the next person on the list via USPS Priority Mail - Insured (or the European, Canadian, whatever, equivalent)</li>
<li>The parcel is to be insured for $50.00 US</li>
<li>Participants will post in the tracking thread when they received the notes and when they send them on to the next person</li>
<li>Notes may be contained in a protective sleeve.</li>
<li>Each person is responsible to handle the notes carefully to avoid damage and or loss.</li>
</ul>
OK enough rules. Let's go.

Signup here. I'll PM mailing instructions to those who may need them.

CoinPeople 2004 Short Snorter Album

<H1><CENTER>CP2006 Short Snorter Signup List</CENTER></H1>
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<TR ALIGN="center" VALIGN="bottom">
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF>ID</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF>Pkg Recv'd</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF>Pkg Mailed</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF>Mailing @</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF>email@</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF>note</TD>
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<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Abish</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">N/A</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">N/A</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="right"> </TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Anita's Mom</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">N/A</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">N/A</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">N/A</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">CoinPeople 100 Snorts Series 2005 - Unique</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Art</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Iceland 100 Kronur 1961</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Banivechi</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Romania 1000 ? 1941</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Bobbycoin</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">100000 Lira Turkey</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Burks</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Phillipines 1 Peso Japanese Govt</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">ccg</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Bank of England 1£</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Henare</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Cook Islands $3.00</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Jlueke</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#ccFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Hungary 200 Forint</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Jtryka</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Yugoslavia 1000 Dinar</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Kuhli</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Yugoslavia 5000 Dinar</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Labmom</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">50 Somethings from Somewhere</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Mmarotta</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Custom Note</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Parish, Dave</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">$5 Custom Note</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Ray</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">CoinPeople 1 Coinbuck</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Rodney</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Tucuman 1 Austral</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">San_Miguel98</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">San_Miguel Custom Note </TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Sir Sisu</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Finland 10 Maarka</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Spain_number1</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Spain 50 Pesatas</TD>

</TR> <TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">SugarCheryl</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Bahrain 5 Dinar</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Tiffibunny</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Bulgaria 100 Levi 1951</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Trantor_3</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#FFFF99 ALIGN="center"> </TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Netherlands 10 Gulden</TD> </TR>

<TR VALIGN="bottom"> <TD BGCOLOR=#00FFFF ALIGN="left">Whohah</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD>
<TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="center">x</TD> <TD BGCOLOR=#CCFFFF ALIGN="left">Cereal Repro note</TD> </TR>

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See the top of page 5 for a list of the shipping/signing order.

Tiffibunny

Jan 6 2006, 09:41 PM

Me.

Tiffibunny

Jan 6 2006, 09:44 PM

I think I'll go with another Bulgarian. Eventually have a whole set of Bulgarian short snorters.

Art

Jan 6 2006, 10:01 PM

QUOTE(Tiffibunny @ Jan 6 2006, 05:39 PM)

I think I'll go with another Bulgarian. Eventually have a whole set of Bulgarian short snorters.
[right][snapback]144639[/snapback][/right]

I'm hoping to use a Ghana note. Maybe the one I just got from you. I had thought about using another Intis - maybe a 100 or the note that I used from the Dominican Republic for Christmas.

Trantor_3

Jan 6 2006, 10:29 PM

I'm in !

And I'll promise to use a less valuable note this time

Had it ready waiting for some time already.

labmom

Jan 6 2006, 10:43 PM

Count me in. I have a nice new, crisp $100 USD waiting to be sent on it's way.

Tiffibunny

Jan 6 2006, 10:45 PM

QUOTE(labmom @ Jan 6 2006, 04:38 PM)

Count me in. I have a nice new, crisp $100 USD waiting to be sent on it's way.
[right][snapback]144665[/snapback][/right]

That's too expensive. I hope you're joking.

Trantor_3

Jan 6 2006, 10:48 PM

QUOTE(Tiffibunny @ Jan 6 2006, 11:40 PM)

QUOTE(labmom @ Jan 6 2006, 04:38 PM)

Count me in. I have a nice new, crisp $100 USD waiting to be sent on it's way.

That's too expensive. I hope you're joking.

No, please do send it!! I've never seen a $100 note and this would be a nice opportunity

Scottishmoney

Jan 6 2006, 11:10 PM

I will print a special CP commem for this.

Abish

Jan 7 2006, 08:46 AM

I'm in.

Ray

Jan 7 2006, 09:05 AM

Me please. Would one of the CoinPeople notes be appropriate for this?

Trantor_3

Jan 7 2006, 09:14 AM

whatever note you like.

last time we had around 20 people signing the notes, I was one of the last to sign and sometimes had trouble finding a nice spot on the smaller notes or the notes with ony a little bit of light / white space.

labmom

Jan 7 2006, 01:52 PM

QUOTE(Tiffibunny @ Jan 6 2006, 06:40 PM)

That's too expensive. I hope you're joking.
[right][snapback]144666[/snapback][/right]

Yup, totally joking. I will send an appropriate note to Art.

spain number1

Jan 7 2006, 02:52 PM

Im in...

bobbycoin

Jan 7 2006, 07:29 PM

I am So In!!!!

Now to find a Note...

-Bobby

banivechi

Jan 7 2006, 08:42 PM

I cannot be in... Tomorrow I'll go back in Germany and there I don't have my own postal box, so I cannot guarrantee the mail safety. But, I will be grateful if you all will sign one of my notes. My girlfriend will send it monday to Art

mmarotta

Jan 7 2006, 09:05 PM

Of course!

You can count me in!

I don't know if I'll design one again, or just find something appropriate at the local coin store, but I would not pass this up.

SlavicScott

Jan 7 2006, 10:55 PM

Count me in, also.

whohah

Jan 8 2006, 02:33 AM

Me, too! Me, too!

And now I have to find an appropriate note...

jtryka

Jan 8 2006, 03:11 AM

Well, I went to the local coin show today, specifically to find a note for this, and I found a nice 1,000 something or other note from Yugoslavia for 50 cents, so count me in!

Burks

Jan 8 2006, 04:39 AM

I'm in. Next coin show (Jan 16th) I'll pick up the coolest note I can find.

henare

Jan 8 2006, 08:39 AM

in!

Abish

Jan 8 2006, 10:20 AM

I can't decide (yet) which note to send along...

Scottishmoney

Jan 8 2006, 12:52 PM

QUOTE(Abish @ Jan 8 2006, 01:15 PM)

I can't decide (yet) which note to send along...
[right][snapback]145078[/snapback][/right]

I cannot decide on a design for it.

banivechi

Jan 8 2006, 01:00 PM

Mine will be a huge 1000 Lei 1941 XF-UNC, with a lot of white space...

ccg

Jan 9 2006, 03:20 AM

I'm in!

Rotten Rodney

Jan 9 2006, 04:47 AM

I'm in on this too. . . . and I got a laundered $5 that is missing 40 percent to use. . . Since I can't spend it or maybe a Counterfeit $20 freom work. . .

Sir Sisu

Jan 10 2006, 04:28 AM

Oh yes, I am in again! I just need to find a note with more room this time.

mmarotta

Jan 10 2006, 08:36 PM

QUOTE(Rotten Rodney)

... or maybe a Counterfeit $20 freom work. . .

If you are the king of Canada, I have no advice, but if you live in Henrietta, Texas, you should know that mere possession of a counterfeit bill is not in and of itself illegal. However, counterfeit money is contraband and can be seized without a search warrant. Counterfeit money can be neither purchased nor sold legally. If you have a counterfeit $20 that someone took in by mistake, and you are a numismatist, then you might wish to enjoy the thing in the quietude of your own domicile. If you let it out of the house, it might not come back.

SugarCheryl

Jan 10 2006, 09:41 PM

I also would like to sign up for this.

Art

Jan 11 2006, 04:17 AM

Art

Jan 12 2006, 03:03 AM

If I'm missing anything - see table above - Please PM me with the info.

I'll send the mailing info to those who have signed up at the end of the week.

Art

Jan 15 2006, 04:20 PM

<center>CP2006 Short Snorter Signup List</center>

 
 

<center>Moved to first post in this thread.</center>

Ray

Jan 15 2006, 04:27 PM

PM sent

spain number1

Jan 15 2006, 04:40 PM

hi Art,

i decided the banknote SPAIN 50 pesetas 1928.

thanks,

Alfonso

Ray

Jan 15 2006, 05:25 PM

oops, that was susposed to be a PM.... Wrong button again

Burks

Jan 15 2006, 08:16 PM

My note is on the way to my house (Ebay buy).

1914 UNC German 1 Mark. Should be to you soon Art.

Trantor_3

Jan 15 2006, 08:46 PM

I'm waiting for a certain shipment, once that has arrived I will send my note on the way Art. The shipment should arrive here in a few days.

henare

Jan 16 2006, 08:50 AM

umm, so why is this called a short snorter again? sounds kinda piggy to me ...

Art

Jan 16 2006, 12:26 PM

QUOTE(henare @ Jan 16 2006, 04:45 AM)

umm, so why is this called a short snorter again? sounds kinda piggy to me ...
[right][snapback]148047[/snapback][/right]

It does have a "piggy" sound come to think of it. Long tradition that goes back to before the WWI. I read somewhere that it started with the French Foreign Legion in Africa. Since soldiers were from such varied backgrounds someone started the tradition of generating keepsakes. It had something to do with drinking as well. Not really clear. Help?

Art

Jan 16 2006, 07:23 PM

This site has some nice ShortSnorter info and some snorters complete with their history. The one that the fellow carried in his wallet from WWII until the reunion in 1996 certainly makes a great story.

Short Snorters of the 447th Bomb Group

mmarotta

Jan 18 2006, 04:16 AM

Challenge Coins" (unit coins, etc.) have several independent origins
that have come together into a common thread.

During the Boer War, mercenaries (auxiliaries) were paid off with a
handshake and a shilling. The shilling was in the officer's hand and
was supposed to be passed without notice. This is the earliest
reference I have found to a "unit coin."

During World War I, an American soldier from a wealthy family had made
for himself and his mates medallions with the unit crest on them.
Separated from his unit during a battle and wounded, this man (or one
of his comrades) was captured by French civilians who would have
killed him for a German, had his medallion not shown him to be an
American. This was another origin of the "unit coin" (or medallion).

During the Barnstorming Era, an aviator created the first "short
snorter" notes. Using stage money, he signed his name to the money,
got his boss to sign a real dollar, and then swapped the two notes,
the stage money for the dollar. "Now pull it on someone else," he
said. Short snorters became a brief though widespread tradition
during World War II when soldiers met aviators. Here, again, there
were several instant traditions. The crew of a plane would sign and
swap notes the first time they crossed the equator, or the first time
they landed in a foreign field, etc. The idea was that if you did not
have that dollar the next time you met, then you had to buy a round of
drinks. This is an example of the "challenge" money. I have a scan
of a French note signed by contractors from Bendix, Singer, etc.,
passing through a medical center on Tahiti. (Note that civilian
contractors serving in war zones is not new to Gulf War II.) I have a
couple of short snorter US Dollars.
Soldiers on transports would create long banners of notes, American,
British, etc., etc., taped together.

Another source is that soldiers would sign a dollar and give it to a
wounded mate going back. "When you get home, have a snort on me," was
the blessing that went with that.

After World War II, the tradition evaporated. However, during the
Korean War, an officer (colonel, I believe) had made unit coins that
he distributed to his men.

During VietNam, the "unit coin" or "challenge coin" became one of the
"dong" coins of South VietNam. If you did not have one on you, you
had to buy a round of drinks.

Unit coins spread quietly but continuously. During Gulf War I, four
Americans were captured and later returned. On the way out, one joked
to another that their common experience would make a good challenge
coin when they got home.

Challenge coins (unit coins) continue into the non-combat departments
of the DoD and para-military agencies such as the FBI, etc. Police
and fire fighters, etc., also create them now.

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see also:
Beattie, Cliff. “The story of short snorters bank notes,” Canadian Paper Money Newsletter 12.1 (2004), pp. 26-27, illus. A brief account of "short snorters", banknotes signed by military servicemen as memorabilia of particular postings. A 1937 Canadian $1 short snorter is illustrated. (Oliver D. Hoover)

For excruciating detail, see "Short Snorters: Keeping the Memory Alive" in the November 2002 issue of The Numismatist.

Art

Jan 20 2006, 04:39 PM

Entries for Short Snorter 2006 close on Saturday Jan21 at 11:59PM EST.

After that I'll pm final info to all of the participants. I'd like to have everyone's notes in hand before the 15th of Feb 2006.

Thanks. I think we'll have a great Short Snorter this year.

Art

Jan 21 2006, 05:15 PM

Updated.

Art

Jan 25 2006, 12:24 AM

Just a reminder -- send those notes as soon as possible.

Thanks

Art

Jan 31 2006, 05:41 AM

Updated. Please check the list to make sure that we are insynch on this.

Thanks.

Scottishmoney

Jan 31 2006, 11:57 AM

One of the very rarest, and best looking. Only three printed, one for me, one sent to a collector in Kuwait, and the one sent to Art.

Art

Jan 31 2006, 02:16 PM

QUOTE(Укра @ Jan 31 2006, 06:52 AM)

One of the very rarest, and best looking. Only three printed, one for me, one sent to a collector in Kuwait, and the one sent to Art.
[right][snapback]152844[/snapback][/right]

I'm excited about that. It's a great custom note. I really like them. I'm thinking that custom notes is the way to go for future ShortSnorters. I'll have to consider a neat design. Thank you for the idea.

Trantor_3

Feb 2 2006, 05:35 PM

Art,

My note for the Short Snorter 2006 is on it's way. Keep an eye on your mailbox starting next week wednesday (I guess)

SugarCheryl

Feb 2 2006, 05:54 PM

Art,

Bobby and I sent our notes out to you yesterday....keep an eye out for them

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