Posted By: Larry
HL keeps the last one, right?
Posted By: Bob M
Re: HL keeps the last one, right? - 11/16/02 03:48 AM
Hi Larry, ...I think I asked a similar question once and was told that HL kept the first ten and the last one. If a piece meets its edition size, it's easy to do, but not so easy if a piece is retired early. I'm sure someone out there can give us the facts on this matter.
Bob
Bob
Posted By: Webmaster
Re: HL keeps the last one, right? - 11/16/02 04:18 AM
Nancy claims the final one in the run as hers.
#1-10 are the "Grandkids' inheritance" Bill once called them.
And Bill gets the number that corresponds to the year the lighthouse was first lit.
There are a few exceptions - The Reunion Event pieces were distributed starting at #1, much to Bill's consternation (or was he just doing an act?)
#1-10 are the "Grandkids' inheritance" Bill once called them.
And Bill gets the number that corresponds to the year the lighthouse was first lit.
There are a few exceptions - The Reunion Event pieces were distributed starting at #1, much to Bill's consternation (or was he just doing an act?)