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11-26-2009, 09:17 PM
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I think the coupon Zs from 1913-1919 are still very strong. I have seen a few more available in auctions from major auction houses than in past years but all of these appear to have gone exactly where the ones I bought went, straight in to a collection and off the market. The early coupon Zs appear to be rarely flipped.
Just my 2 cents... 
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