[Groop]Statur Numbering

Groosagi16@cs.com Groosagi16@cs.com
Tue, 11 Feb 2003 11:06:41 EST


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In a message dated 2/10/2003 10:09:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
grossfam@olywa.net writes:


> I finally remembered to check my statue.  It has the Groo logo and it says 
> #109 of 750, with the 109 obviously handpainted and the 750 printed.  
> Underneath that it says "That's all there is, 'cause there ain't no more."  
> And underneath that is all the copy right info.  
>  
> Sooooo, Groosagi, yours has a Roman numeral 1 of 750?   Cool!!  Are there 
> any other diferences and what does the "Certificate of Authenticity" say?  
> Enquiring Groo maniacs want to know.  -Gary G.  
>  
> 

--------------->Gary, thanks for responding with the info.  It was both 
helpful and humbling.  Helpful in that I think I am closer to unraveling the 
mystery than before, and humbling in that I am an idiot.

       I also rechecked my statute (oops, I mean statue.  Darn (k, e c?) 
lawyers)and stuff.  The numeral is definitely a roman 1.  It is hand painted 
in white.  Everything else was printed.  I didn't check it out close enough 
to see if that was all there was cuz there wasn't anymore.  I assume it was 
there.  So on its face it appears that I was rewarded for my groodication 
(staunch since pacific).  Cool!  Cool!  Kull!

       I have a fair number of statues.  I believe I have been collecting 
them for about 6 years now.  Over those years various things have happened to 
the certificates of authenticity.  I believe at first, that I stored them in 
the original box.  However, I also know that there was a time when I filed 
the certificates in a folder.  Also there are various statues where that 
certificate lay underneath the displayed item.  At this point I have 
determined that the Grooo statue certificate is neither the first nor the 
last of these options.  Based on the time frame involved, if filed the 
certificate must be in a bin currently obstructed by ~ 10 minutes of moving 
and replacing other bins.  That, and the ease with which I shall be 
sidetracked should I open that bin have prevented me from searching out the 
certificate over the weekend.  Now, I have no specific recollection of ever 
seeing the particular certificate, but then again I read Groo.  Could it be 
that I have some kinda knockoff or have I simply unmembered the certificate?  
I hope the latter.  In bolstering of that hope I did buy the statue direct 
from Graphitti Design.

       Which brings me to wonder how could I possibly have gotten the first 
statue.  I had asked my cb dealer to get me one, but as that was one the 
first times I asked him to get one he must have doubted my commitment, as it 
never came in.  Eventually, in whatever degree eventually presents in one 
slow of mind, I said aww to spell with 'em, and ordered direct from GD.  That 
baby (the statue) must have been on the market for at least 2 months, and 
more likely more, before I got it.  It confuses me.  How could I get the 
first one.  Any ideas?

Thanks,
Ari


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<BR>---------------&gt;Gary, thanks for responding with the info. &nbsp;It w=
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nraveling the mystery than before, and humbling in that I am an idiot.
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<BR> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I also rechecked my statute (oops,=20=
I mean statue. &nbsp;Darn (k, e c?) lawyers)and stuff. &nbsp;The numeral is=20=
definitely a roman 1. &nbsp;It is hand painted in white. &nbsp;Everything el=
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all there was cuz there wasn't anymore. &nbsp;I assume it was there. &nbsp;S=
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nce pacific). &nbsp;Cool! &nbsp;Cool! &nbsp;Kull!
<BR>
<BR> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I have a fair number of statues. &n=
bsp;I believe I have been collecting them for about 6 years now. &nbsp;Over=20=
those years various things have happened to the certificates of authenticity=
. &nbsp;I believe at first, that I stored them in the original box. &nbsp;Ho=
wever, I also know that there was a time when I filed the certificates in a=20=
folder. &nbsp;Also there are various statues where that certificate lay unde=
rneath the displayed item. &nbsp;At this point I have determined that the Gr=
ooo statue certificate is neither the first nor the last of these options. &=
nbsp;Based on the time frame involved, if filed the certificate must be in a=
 bin currently obstructed by ~ 10 minutes of moving and replacing other bins=
. &nbsp;That, and the ease with which I shall be sidetracked should I open t=
hat bin have prevented me from searching out the certificate over the weeken=
d. &nbsp;Now, I have no specific recollection of ever seeing the particular=20=
certificate, but then again I read Groo. &nbsp;Could it be that I have some=20=
kinda knockoff or have I simply unmembered the certificate? &nbsp;I hope the=
 latter. &nbsp;In bolstering of that hope I did buy the statue direct from G=
raphitti Design.
<BR>
<BR> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Which brings me to wonder how could=
 I possibly have gotten the first statue. &nbsp;I had asked my cb dealer to=20=
get me one, but as that was one the first times I asked him to get one he mu=
st have doubted my commitment, as it never came in. &nbsp;Eventually, in wha=
tever degree eventually presents in one slow of mind, I said aww to spell wi=
th 'em, and ordered direct from GD. &nbsp;That baby (the statue) must have b=
een on the market for at least 2 months, and more likely more, before I got=20=
it. &nbsp;It confuses me. &nbsp;How could I get the first one. &nbsp;Any ide=
as?
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<BR>Thanks,
<BR>Ari
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