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(Not quite on topic to JD’s question
below…) I was originally 202824. I renewed
after a pretty long lapse, however – I asked for the same number back,
but they reassigned me a new one: L282. I’ll take it. J - Dave From: John Derstine
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] First, you can truncate your AMA by becoming a CD, mine is
1394, two digits dropped when I became a CD formerly 139444. Here is a question that I have been curious about. I
originally joined the AMA in 1958 as a boy, I let it lapse until later in life and
re-enrolled. My old number was lost forever. I am just curious whether anyone
has a clue what the numbers where running in 1958? Idle curiosity fueled by the
recent thread. JD |
- RE: [RCSE] AMA numbers Dave Brombaugh
- Re: [RCSE] AMA numbers Ben Diss
- Re: [RCSE] AMA numbers Daryl Perkins
- RE: [RCSE] AMA numbers Steve Siebenaler
- RE: [RCSE] AMA numbers James V. Bacus
- RE: [RCSE] AMA numbers Mark Wales
- Re: [RCSE] AMA numbers George Gillburg
- Re: [RCSE] AMA numbers Simon Van Leeuwen
- RE: [RCSE] AMA numbers John Derstine
- Re: [RCSE] AMA numbers Ed Jett
- RE: [RCSE] AMA numbers Chuck Anderson

