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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Thanks.

In an era when autographs drive so much of NS cards, that's an odd series to make a set of, since all of the principals are dead.

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Originally posted by Bill Mullins:
Thanks.

In an era when autographs drive so much of NS cards, that's an odd series to make a set of, since all of the principals are dead.

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Originally posted by catskilleagle:
I wonder what level of research concluded that a "Golden Girls" card set would be something to make money on especially with no main cast autographs possible (other than cuts). Or was it something out of left field in a meeting just before lunch?...

"Uh, Star Trek and Star Wars are covered. Somebody just did a monster set and someody else did a dinosaur set. There's already been a recent set about pirate girls. Hey, what about that show, Golden Girls?

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Originally posted by David R:
I have seen Golden Girls candy at a store in PA, much to my surprise.

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Originally posted by catskilleagle:
Theoretically, with the cost of a stamp or other post office service always increasing, we would assume every kind of mail delivery generates a profit.

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Originally posted by Raven:

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Originally posted by catskilleagle:
Theoretically, with the cost of a stamp or other post office service always increasing, we would assume every kind of mail delivery generates a profit.

Theoretically, if the thing was properly managed, but it's not. Now the US Post Office seems to be able to raise the price of stamps and parcels whenever it cries poverty. At least they are still delivering 6 days a week. That situation in the UK sounds ridiculous. I'm surprised there isn't a protest.

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Originally posted by Raven:

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Originally posted by catskilleagle:
Theoretically, with the cost of a stamp or other post office service always increasing, we would assume every kind of mail delivery generates a profit.

Theoretically, if the thing was properly managed, but it's not. Now the US Post Office seems to be able to raise the price of stamps and parcels whenever it cries poverty. At least they are still delivering 6 days a week. That situation in the UK sounds ridiculous. I'm surprised there isn't a protest.

Not that it helps of course. Just look at the MTA in New York City. The Transit Authority raises fares and is skimming money off of all sorts of other taxes that we have to pay. Next up is Congestion Pricing that will throw Manhattan into turmoil, close up businesses, raise product costs, and make driving in the City a rich man's hobby. I believe we might have the UK to thank for that wonderful idea.

None of it will matter. You can give the MTA a fortune, throw good money in after bad, and they will never have enough because it all gets wasted somewhere. Same as the Post Office, they just lose money whenever you hear them. Rant over, I'm getting my NSU pretty good anyway.