My Numbers Are Sinking! (Sound Political?) - Sinking #49-23629 on 1990 MT Plate!

My Numbers Are Sinking! (Sound Political?) - Sinking #49-23629 on 1990 MT Plate!

Low-struck lettering at Montana State Prison!

It shows rubs, scratches, action around bolt holes, little straightening, little tar on lettering.

GENERAL WAY I TRY TO DO THINGS:

 * I take pictures to try to give you a best look at what you will be receiving.  Please contact me before you buy if you have questions.  I really only want satisfied buyers.

 * I generally ship via first class mail with delivery confirmation to U.S. buyers, usually within 2 days of confirmed payment (if I get called out of town, I try to keep in touch with buyers about delays).  If item does not qualify for first class, I might use Priority Mail, Media Mail or Parcel Post, depending upon item and weight.  If possible by shape and type of items, I can combine shipping on my items bought in the same period.  Please make sure your eBid & PayPal account address provided is the one to which you want items shipped – I have no choice but to ship to the address provided to ensure that the transaction is fulfilled by eBid and PayPal policy.  When offered internationally, I apply a flat-rate shipping/handling charge.  If you have questions about shipping rates outside the U.S., please contact me before you order.  And please know I do not falsify custom forms, so take this into account if your country enforces a duty fee, tax or tariff.                    

* Please pay within 3 days or contact me if you are planning to purchase more items that can be grouped in one shipment.  And I can return any extra shipping/handling charges to your paypal account.                                                                                                                             

* Normally, I do not accept returns, but if you have a reason, please contact me prior to returning an item. Return shipping will be paid by buyer, unless a description discrepancy is evident. 

* All offered plates are expired and retired.  They are sold for collection purposes only & are not to be used on a vehicle unless allowed and properly registered by the issuing state, many of which have Year-of-Manufacture licensing laws that enable use of plates from the same year as the vehicle’s birth.

Carl Rieckmann                                               

Auto License Plate Collectors Association, #252