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kenntina · ‎02-21-2005

I KNOW the answer but Im having problems finding the listing. Please advise

no3jax · ‎02-21-2005

how do you know it has to do with a dime? i have a great idea for a possible answer....looking up now!

my*treasuresellers · ‎02-21-2005

FDR...118 ridges -- FDR bought a 118-acre lot called Top Cottage back in 1937. But that ain't it either! 😞

no3jax · ‎02-21-2005

im looking up Zippos because of the TORCH ON THE BACK! (if anyone wins along these lines, plz share the wealth)

chrisvonrueden · ‎02-21-2005

Email it to me, I'll split it if I win.

hodgepodgehaven · ‎02-21-2005

turn on a dime? "Stop on a dime, give ya five cents change" was an old tennis shoe slogan I think

my*treasuresellers · ‎02-21-2005

FDR 118 - the start/end of Scales Lake Loop in Grand Mesa National Park --- that isn't it either. Darn it!

cbg8r · ‎02-21-2005

FDR is definitely on the dime... see www.usmint.gov
tried copper, copper clad, nickel clad, delano (as if that might be by itself in the title), new, deal, "new deal", eleanor. nothing. i have so many other things i should be doing.

hodgepodgehaven · ‎02-21-2005

Design on a dime book

thedangoman · ‎02-21-2005

METAL DETECTORS???????

phillyphan025 · ‎02-21-2005

ok, roosevelt is on the dime and he was the 32nd president and Julius Erving went to Roosevelt high and his number was 32, any connection?

chrisvonrueden · ‎02-21-2005

Email it to me, I'll split it if I win.

hodgepodgehaven · ‎02-21-2005

older Mercury dime had Liberty across it

cbg8r · ‎02-21-2005

i am just wondering how any of you can say that something is definitely right, like you know you're on the right track. there is no way to tell until you look at all the new listings that have buy it now that could in some stupid, random way be linked to a dime or anyone who has ever heard of a dime. the answer is probaly NOTHING to do with dimes but some ridiculous 7 degrees of kevin bacon link to FDR that i won't figure out.