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Boy Scout types - can you shed any light on this collection? I'm guessing some kind of Franklin Mint type replica set? -- (pic)
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Meg (aka Mojave)
Aug 7 '17, 22:05
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Haven't been able to find anything similar on line.
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Looks like collectible coins given out, traded, or earned at the National Jamboree. -- nm
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Mop
Aug 7, 22:27
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Individually I'd agree, but not in numbered limited edition sets. Most of what what I see online are patches rather than pins.
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Meg
Aug 7, 22:41
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I don't see any sets either, but this site has lots of things like it. -- (link)
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GregW
Aug 7, 22:51
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Exactly. That was one of the first places I looked but I still feel this is a commercial edition. -- nm
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Meg
Aug 7, 23:03
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are there any dates on any of the pins? -- nm
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Beaker
Aug 8, 05:09
The only other one I could find was this. It doesn't have any useful information either. -- (link)
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GregW
Aug 7, 23:07
Better quality than Franklin Mint. -- nm
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Aug 7, 22:12
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