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vrooomed
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:16 AM | |
MEM is the only way it will filter as a relic to users' collections.
Note2 then should list the items included: "Jersey, Hat, Bat" or "Shoes, Pants, Jockstrap".
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-- Dan -- Note: Please see my profile for more info regarding trading (section updated 3/4/2024). I have added a large portion of my inventory to the site, and currently have trading turned on (details are in my profile). |
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CollectingAfterDeath
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:26 AM | |
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vrooomed
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:46 AM | |
Wow - I can't belive you just asked that! (LOL!) 
In all seriousness, it was lipstick that was worn, so, I'd give that MEM.
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-- Dan -- Note: Please see my profile for more info regarding trading (section updated 3/4/2024). I have added a large portion of my inventory to the site, and currently have trading turned on (details are in my profile). |
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C2Cigars
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:52 AM | |
Interesting question. You could look at it two ways. Yes, the lipstick residue is a physical piece of memorabilia that she was once wearing on her lips. Also, back in the day when many couldn't write or sign their name, they left their mark. You could look at her lip prints as her mark and think of them as an "signature" (AU).
A lip print is like a fingerprint. So, would a card with a fingerprint be MEM? AU? hmmmmm?
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CollectingAfterDeath
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:53 AM | |
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HutNut
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:59 AM | |
Being "worn" is not essential for the MEM designation, which includes many things that are not worn, such as bats, balls, bases, etc.
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HutNut
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:59 AM | |
Being "worn" is not essential for the MEM designation, which includes many things that are not worn, such as bats, balls, bases, etc.
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CollectingAfterDeath
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 12:00 PM | |
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ranfordfan
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2017 9:30 PM | |
Wow, really interesting read for sure. Not many questions here ..... yet ...... but thanks for the YG clarification, since I'm one of the hockey guys. =) I agree with all the answers given so far, it is a great thing that so many people can make things work better. I am glad this is now on the site.
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HutNut
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| Sunday, September 3, 2017 11:09 AM | |
Someone had mentioned this in another thread and it was down to page 8 of the forum history, so maybe it's due a bump. As I'm sure many of the more active users have noticed, searching the master Glossary entries is another way of finding "things to do" that don't show under that link; it's an easy way to find those things in the Notes that bug you so you can fix them. My personal pet peeves are lower case and single letter Notes, and this has helped in revising those.
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