> >> If you rub off Washington's immage from a coin and replace it with
> >> Lincoln's, it can not be "MINT" no matter how much you polish it.
> >
> >Agreed 100 per cent. A pink Kettenkrad can never be "MINT" condition.
> =20
>
> Actually, unless it has never been out of its delivery crate, NO
> Kettenkrad can ever be in "MINT" condition. "Mint" means unused,
> essentially untouched, as a new coin is at the mint.
>
> Steve Allen
There are so many Jeeps offered in "mint" condition. Do they all come
direct out of the crate? (Ah, yes the never ending "Jeep in the crate"
story...)
German vehicles were never forwarded in crates. They were driven on
railway cars and brought to the army depots by train, without any
crates.
So there will never be a story of a Kettenkrad in the crate...
Regards
Andreas
>
>
> =3D=3D=3D
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