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Photographer to sell protesters’portraits for $200 each Butprotesters pictured had no idea

Occupy Wall Street’sgallery debut is today. Ex-cept the protesters saythey have had no part in it.

Fort Greene photogra-pher Andrew Piccone’sshow “Faces of OccupyWall Street” opens at theFrontrunner gallery inTriBeCa tonight. There, hehopes to sell the portraitsof some 26 protesters for$200 a print.

Piccone, 24, admits hehasn’t spoken to a singleone of his subjects.

“I didn’t interact withthem or tell them what Iwas going to do with thephotos,” Piccone said. “Iliked my role as a voyeur.”

Some Occupiers saythey feel violated. Eric Car-tar, 30, from New Orleans,called Piccone’s exhibit“disingenuous.”

“All the energy in this

park is against being com-modified,” said Carter. “He’sjust missing the point.”

Protesters told Metrothat they understand theyare occupying a publicpark, but wish Picconewould have been moretransparent about his in-tentions when he snappedtheir photos.

“I don’t think it’s moral-ly right,” Camille Raneem,21, a Hunter student, said.

Raneem said she’s beenphotographed hundreds oftimes since the occupationbegan and finds the bar-rage of cameras “harass-ing.”

“They photograph youwhile you’re waking up,”she said. “You feel like ananimal in a zoo.”

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“I would not consider my-self a participant in theprotest,” he said to Metro.“There are certain things Iagree with, and certainthings I might not.”“Faces of Occupy Wall

Street” is the budding

photographer’s first show.

When told of protesters’fury over his exhibit, Pic-cone said he now plans todonate “a portion of theprofits” to the Occupy WallStreet movement.

Protester Salvatore Cipolla, 23, of Long Island holds a sign at Zuccotti Park yesterday.

Group warns touristsabout carriage horsesCENTRAL PARK. A group thatwants to ban horse-drawncarriages in the city target-ed tourist hotels last night.Animal activists stoppedby a number of high-endhotels around CentralPark South, where they

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son can be anotherperson’s hero.” Barronlauded Gaddafi as an“African freedom fighter”at a memorial service lastweek for the late leader,while condemning ThomasJefferson. “Jefferson rapedan African child. He’s aslaveholding pedophile,”said Barron, a former BlackPanther. METRO/EAE

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Forget the streets — angrytenants are now taking tothe tweets.

A group of renters hasdecided to speak outagainst their landlord,Jakobson Properties, creat-ing a Twitter handle andTumblr account to cull ac-counts of what they say isneglect in their buildings.

“We kept complainingabout things and neversaw any results,” said John,the East Village residentwho created@Jakobson_Fix_It on Nov.7. He lives in a Jakobson-owned building and didn’twant to give his last nameout of fear of repercussion.“We want to hold Jakobson

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which owns and managesroughly 50 buildings acrossthe boroughs, is a cheap,popular landlord for stu-dents in the East Village.

“The stories are prettywild,” said Holly Alexander,the social media consultantfor Jakobson. “We’ve beentrying to respond ... to makeit very clear that we want tohear this.”

But John says there’sstill more to be done.

“We need to build com-munities that keep land-lords in check,” he said.

Jakobson renters take to Twitter, Tumblr to airlandlord woes Tales of disrepair rampant online

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The 2011 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree was cut down this morning inMifflinville, Pa. The 75-year-old Norway Spruce will stand 74 feet when it iserected in front of 30 Rockefeller Center tomorrow. The tree lighting will be Nov. 30. Once the spruce is taken down after the holidays, it will be milled intolumber to build homes for Habitat for Humanity. METRO/CB

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Audit: MTAoverpayingfor overtimeA unit of the MTA’s Metro-North railroad abusedovertime rules to inflatecompensation by almost$1 million and future pen-sion payments by $5.5 mil-lion, an audit by New Yorkstate Comptroller ThomasDiNapoli showed.

Supervisors for the signalconstruction unit, whichworked on Metro-North’sHudson and Harlem lines,assigned employees tonighttime duty eventhough they had day shifts,the audit found. The switchthen triggered a federal re-quirement that the workersrest while earning full payduring their regular shiftthe next day.

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ers, 28 were found to be in-volved in the shift manipu-lation, costing the MTA$991,208 in additionalovertime payments, theaudit said.

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The hundred or so wild turkeys roaming StatenIsland are being plucked for Thanksgiving dinner,according to the Daily News. “I’ve seen people grabthem and put them in their cars around Thanksgiv-ing time,” said Fran Russo. The birds are known tostop traffic when crossing the road. METRO/EAE

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Thousands have signed anonline petition urging thecity’s Animal Care and Con-trol to rehire an employeewho said she was fired fortaking photos of the crittersunder AC&C’s care.

Supporters of EmilyTanen say she was fired fortaking photos of peoplewith the animals and post-ing them online. Peoplephotographed with pets isagainst shelter rules,Tanen told The New YorkTimes, since viewers mightincorrectly assume the ani-mal already has an owner.

Tanen told the Timesthat she was fired in May.But she says she only post-

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Tanen also told CBS thatshe was fired after she saidthe East Harlem shelterwas too quick to euthanizeanimals.

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“The beautiful, clear pic-tures she took of dogs withvolunteers have led manyto be adopted,” the peti-tion stated.

Tanen said her photosmade the animals appearmore adoptable, comparedto the grainy images theshelter used.

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Toddler shotin the BronxBRONX. A 4-year-old wasshot in the chest during arobbery in the Bronx onTuesday. According to cops,the child was standing withhis father outside theirbuilding when two mentried to rob them, firingbullets that hit the toddler.Cops are investigatingwhether the father thenchased down and shot atleast one of the robbers.The boy is reportedly incritical condition. METRO/AB

New lookfor GrandArmy PlazaBROOKLYN. New York CityDepartment ofTransportation Commis-sioner Janette Sadik-Kahn was on handyesterday to open the re-cently redesigned GrandArmy Plaza in Brooklyn.The roundabout now hasnew pedestrian islands,crosswalks and another

traffic signal thanks tothe $1.5 million renova-tion project.

The weeklyGreenmarket at GrandArmy Plaza, which isBrooklyn’s largest, willalso have more space inthe new redesign andthe landmark Soldiers’and Sailors’ Arch is nowaccessible through awider crosswalk. Count-down signals will beadded to FlatbushAvenue and EasternParkway. METRO/AB

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WASHINGTON. RepublicanHerman Cain tried to movepast an escalating sexualharassment controversyduring a presidential de-bate last night on econom-ic issues held in the hard-hit manufacturing state ofMichigan.

The debate was a home-coming for Cain’s rival MittRomney, who was born inMichigan and was hopingto consolidate his status asthe candidate to beat in the

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Comedian Eddie Murphybowed out yesterday as hostof the upcoming Oscars, oneday after producer Brett Rat-ner who had lured Murphyinto the role also exited fol-lowing an uproar from hisuse of a gay slur.

“I appreciate how Eddiefeels about losing his cre-ative partner, Brett Ratner,and we all wish him well,”Tom Sherak, president ofthe Academy of Motion Pic-ture Arts and Sciences,which puts on the Oscars,said in a statement.

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Ratner was asked aboutusing rehearsals ahead ofthe film shoot, and he

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Valerie Bertinelli, PhyliciaRashad and Jason Alexanderare among those who havebeen paid handsomely toshill the company. Butthey must have paid buck-ets of cash to afford theirlatest spokeswoman, Mariah Carey.

The company’s big celebget was revealed yesterdayat New York City’s FourSeasons. Carey arrived 20minutes late to the confer-ence and was escorted allthe way to the stage towhat we thought would beto take questions from re-porters, which is why wewere there. Instead, shewas just interviewed byGayle King about her in-volvement with JennyCraig, which, by the way, isnow just called “Jenny.”

Carey says she startedJenny in July and has lost30 pounds so far. She toldKing she was approachedby three different weightloss companies while preg-nant but picked Jenny be-cause she clicked with thepeople. “Some other suit-ors have great money, havegreat ... whatever it is thattheir concepts are — I didn’t really connect withthe people, and this wasonly over the phone atfirst. The first time I spoke

with the executors at Jen-ny it was like we reallyclicked.”

But Carey didn’t discussthe diet exclusively: We alsolearned little personal tid-bits about her, like the factthat she enjoys taking busi-ness calls while in the bath-

tub. “Like all day every daywhen I was pregnant, [I was]in the bath, with a towel, se-riously, doing business calls,talking to lawyers with wa-ter splashing,” she revealed.“[My trainer] Bernardo and Iwere doing exercises main-ly in the water.” As she de-mo’ed some of her aquaticmoves, she made sure tolook good in the process:“Let me do it a more ele-gantly for the photo —please don’t get a bad angle.”

Carey says that she wasso embarrassed by herpregnant body that shenever went naked. Any-where. “I was never nude. Ihad a towel on in the tub, Ihad clothing on in thetub,” she told King. “I’mnot lying. You think Iwould let Nick see melooking rancid like that?”

Rancid? One thing’s forsure: Mariah Carey will notbecoming the spokesmanfor Earth Mothers Interna-tional anytime soon.

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We alreadyknew this, ArquetteThough they’ve yet tofile for divorce morethan a year after separat-ing, David Arquette sayshis marriage to CourteneyCox is definitely over.When pressed by HowardStern during a radiointerview if he wouldbreak up with new girl-friend Christina McLartyand move back in withCox if she asked,Arquette gave a simple“no.” And while Sternhas previously gottenplenty of informationout of Arquette, the re-cent “Dancing with theStars” contestant is look-ing to stay moretightlipped goingforward: “I’m trying tokeep my personal lifepersonal,” he says. “It’svery hard for mebecause I’m a very hon-est person.”

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“Like all day everyday when I waspregnant, [I was] inthe bath, with atowel, seriously,doing businesscalls, talking tolawyers with watersplashing.”CAREY

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Everything about MichaelFitzpatrick is befitting of aman who fronts a bandcalled Fitz and the Tan-trums. In performance, he’sa dancing machine, and inconversation he’s quickwith a quip and prone toemotional reactions.

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“We don’t adhere to theform as rigidly as some ofthese other artists do, and Ilove their music. That’s justnot what we wanted to do,”he says. “We wanted to dosomething that was more ofa hybrid. We just weren’tafraid to let something thatfelt like it was outside of the

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All Kinds, All Time Periods, All TypesWe will pay up to the following for rare or collectible jewelry:

Myron Kerr* - Gold Specialist

We Buy anything made of

Gold or Platinum, Even Broken or Damaged!!

PURSESPre-1940 - Pay up to $200

for the following:Metal Mesh Velvet

Enameled Glass BeadsPlastic Box Type Rhinestone

Small Vanity Purses

Arlene Ablow* -Purses Specialist

We buy all forms of sterling silver by all manufacturers and

makers with emphasis on finer, more ornate pieces

“I need to buy your silver items for my retail store and for my

customers around the world.”Ken Hamrick* — Sterling & Silver Specialist

Pay more for rare or unusual items.We just don’t have room to list everything. We buy all forms of silver — Scrap, medallions, collectibles.

STERLING & SILVERAll Time Periods,

All Kinds, All Types

We will pay up to for the following:

INDIAN ITEMS1940 & older Pottery Rugs & BlanketsBeaded Items - Baskets

Moccasins - Pipes - Carvings - Leather

Beaded Clothing - All TypesTodd Everett* —

Indian Items Specialist

FOR YOUR SECURITY:

ALL ITEMS ARE SHOWN IN

PRIVATE, SECURE VIEWING ROOMS

DIAMONDS

Instant Cash For:1/4 Carat................................Up To ........$275 1/2 Carat................................Up To ....$1,2001 Carat ..................................Up To ....$4,0002 Carat ..................................Up To ..$15,0003 Carat ..................................Up To ..$30,000

“I need diamonds for my overseas customers.”

Rodger McKinley* - Diamond SpecialistWe buy all shapes, sizes & style of cuts.

Also diamonds with or without GIA certificatesas well as old miners and old European cuts.

Bring your items for a FREE EVALUATION.

Silver Jewelry ........$750Brooches ..........$15,000Pendants ............$7,500Necklaces ........$25,000Cocktail Rings ..$15,000Charm Bracelets $5,000Earrings ............$10,000Bracelets ..........$12,500Cameos ................$500

Rings ..................$15,000Art Nouveau........$12,500Crossover Rings $10,000Lavalieres ............$7,500Garnets Jewelry ......$500Bakelite Items ..........$300Filigree Rings......$15,000Floral Design ......$10,000

Victorian ............$10,000Art Deco ............$12,500Enameled ............$2,500Cuff Links ................$750Pins ......................$5,000Gold Filled Jewelry (1920 & Older) ........$200Pearl Items ..........$5,000Geometric Design $7,500

AUTOGRAPHS & HISTORICAL

DOCUMENTSPaying up to $4,000 and more.

All walks of Life; Anything Signed Documents - Photos -

Books - Albums

We buy only well-known

famous people.

J.L. Furm*Autograph Specialist

GOLDALL

FORMS

NEEDED

Instant Cash For:Pay Up To for the following:

“I need your jewelry items.” —Dave Andrews*

Specialist in precious stones and antique jewelry. We just don’t have room to list everything.

Bring what you have in for a FREE EVALUATION and a cash offer. GEMOLOGIST ON PREMISES.

“I have been in the jewelry business for 33 years. And I sell almost all my jewelry in the retail market

with advertisements in the best jewelry magazines and on television, which means I have to find items

to fill a huge customer demand. We are looking for everything, from costume jewelry to the finest estate

items. We buy items for less than a dollar to more than $25,000. And we hope we can spend $400,000

or this week. I love buying antique jewelry. In the last 90 days, I paid $14,000 for a pendant, $7,500 for

a bracelet, and $14,000 for a ring. I am a collector myself, and would love the opportunity to look at

your jewelry.”

Pay more for rare or unusual items.

We just don’t have room to list everything. Bring your items in!

Class Rings ................................................$220Chains & Necklaces ............................ $10,000Charm Bracelets ....................................$8,000Wedding Bands..........................................$200Mountings................................................$1,000Antique Items ........................................$10,000Dental Gold Items ......................................$400Coins & Bullion..................................................Bring for Quote

Scrap Gold & Platinum..................................................Bring for Quote

Full Flatware Set ........................................$12,000Single Flatware Items......................................$750Punch Bowls & Sets ....................................$7,500Water Pitchers ..............................................$7,500Centerpieces ................................................$4,500Tea Sets ....................................................$15,000Trays ............................................................$4,500Candelabra ..................................................$3,750Epergne ......................................................$11,250Table Candlesticks ..........................................$300Mexican Silver ..............................................$7,500Claret Jugs ......................................................$750Trophies........................................................$1,800

BUYING7 ADDED DAYS!!

INSTANT CASH FOR ALL . . . Jewelry, Watches, Coins & Precious Metals, Gem Stones, Historical Documents, Sterling & Silver

at the Hilton Hasbrouck Heights/Meadow lands in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, the Hilton Hotel in Woodcliff Lake, NJ, the Sheraton Tarrytown in Tarrytown, the Radisson New Rochelle in New Rochelle, the Laguardia Airport Hotel in East Elmhurst, the Doubletree Suites Times Square in New York City, the Hilton Garden Inn in Staten Island, the Garden City Hotel in Garden City,

the Hyatt Regency Long Island in Hauppauge, the Holiday Inn Express in Riverhead, the Holiday Inn Express Brooklyn Union Street in Brooklyn, the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel & Suites in Jersey City, NJ,

the Holiday Inn Express in Haskell, NJ. (See maps and directions on last page.)

THUR., FRI., SAT., SUN., MON., TUE., WED. & THUR., NOV. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17 • 9AM to 7PM• WE ARE ONE OF THE LARGEST COIN & JEWELRY BUYING ORGANIZATIONS WITH A TEAM OF 115+ TO SERVE YOU •

Anderson, Carter, Bascom & Assoc. and Estate Buyer by MJD will be conducting Discovery Days in the New York and New Jersey area and will give FREE VERBAL EVALUATION of what they will pay!

And they will be paying cash for the items they need.

FOR YOUR SECURITY: ALL ITEMS ARE SHOWN IN PRIVATE, SECURE VIEWING ROOMS

NecklacesAmber Items

SetsHatpins

CompactsMosaics Items

Cinnabar ItemsJewelry Boxes fromJewelry Stores

(Pre 1940)Marcasite Items

Silver BoxesBakelite Items

Earrings Glass Beaded Purses

Purses (all kinds) (Pre-1950)Sterling ItemsPlastic JewelryCrystals Items

Mesh PursesRhinestone ItemsFigural Pins

Garnets JewelryWatches

Gold ItemsPlastic Box Type Purses

COSTUME JEWELRY1960 & older

(Buying only finer quality items)

Pay up to $300 for the following:

COINS & PAPER MONEY:

Buying China Coins (1982 to present) Silver, Gold,Palladium & Platinum

Silver Dollars (Pre-1935) Silver Coins (Pre-1964) Silver Bars U.S. Gold Coins Foreign Gold Coins Gold Bullion Coins Proof Sets Mint Sets Paper Money (1860-1957) Coin Collections small or large Carson City Silver Dollars Indianhead Pennies Investment Coins

from the 70 s & 80 s Silver & Gold Coins (all kinds) Wheat Pennies

Buffalo Nickels All Older Coins (all kinds) Confederate Paper Money Certified Coins (see ad) Casino Chips (From Nevada)

(1970 s & older) Paying face value ormore on chips $25 & under. Also inter-ested in $50 s and $100 chipsNOTE: WE MAKE HOUSECALLS ON LARGECOIN COLLECTIONS.

JEWELRY:

(All Time Periods) Wristwatches (see ad) Pocketwatches Silver Jewelry Antique Jewelry Investment Diamonds

from the 70 s & 80 s Cameos (all kinds)

Gold & Platinum (see ad) Diamonds Art Deco Jewelry Art Nouveau Items Charm Bracelets (silver & gold) Tiffany & Cartier Items Costume Jewelry (Pre-1960) (Buying only finer quality items) Beaded Necklaces Crystal

& Glass (Pre-1960) Victorian Jewelry Class Rings (Gold) Gold Rings (all kinds) Rolex & Patek Philippe Watches Jewelry Boxes fromJewelry Stores

Vintage Gold-filled Jewelry Garnet Jewelry Enamel Items on Gold & Silver Purses (Pre-1940)

Beaded & Mesh, Plastic Box

Dental Gold Bakelite Items Paintings on Porcelain Old Rosaries Music Boxes (pre-1940) Music Boxes Singing Birds

(pre-1940)

MISC:

Plantation Workers Documentation & Memorabilia (Pre-1870)

Toys & Banks (Metal) (Pre-1950) Cast Iron Banks & Toys Civil War Items Dolls (Pre-1930 s)

Historical Documents

Famous Autographs (Pre-1960 )

Fountain Pens (1940 & older)

Indian Rugs-Pottery-Beadwork-Leather Items (Pre-1940)

Lamps - signed (Tiffany-Handel-Pairpoint)

Stocks & Bonds (Pre-1940) Casino Chips (From Nevada)

(1970 s & older) Paying face value or more on chips $25 & under. Also interested in $50 s

and $100 chipsSTERLING & SILVER:

(All Kinds & Time Periods) Silver Jewelry Flatware Sets Single Flatware Items Tea Sets

Antique Items (all kinds)

SEE NEXT 2 PAGES FOR MORE

ITEMS WE ARE LOOKING FORAND LOCATIONS!

“UP TO” PRICESIMPORTANT: All prices are based on rarity & condition. If anitem is in poor condition, its value will be low. If an item is veryrare, and in superb condition, it might be worth more than the“up to” prices listed. For example, a 1919 10¢ could be worth$1,400 in very high-quality condition or less than $1 in poorcondition. In most cases, the “up to” prices listed in this advertise-ment are for items of exceptional rarity and quality. Chances are,you will not have those items. But we are willing to take the timeto look at your items, just in case free of charge and give you ouropinion.

YOUR WATCH

UP TO $100,000+

YOURRARE

WATCH

A. Lange ..................$25,000Audemars piguet......$30,000Ball ............................$3,500Breitling ......................$1,500Cartier ......................$50,000Columbus ..................$1,200Corum ........................$3,000Ditishiem ..................$14,000Dudley ......................$11,000E. Howard & Co. ......$11,500Elgin ..............................$600Frodsham ................$12,000Gallet..........................$1,000Gruen ........................$1,000Gubelin ....................$40,000

Hamilton ................................$200Illinois ................................$1,200International ......................$1,200Jules Jurgenson ..............$15,000LeCourltre ..........................$5,000Longine ............................$12,000Movado ..............................$2,000Omega ..............................$2,000Patek Philippe ..................$70,000Rolex ................................$20,000Seth Thomas......................$1,200Tiffany & Co. ....................$70,000Ulysse Nardin ..................$10,000Vacheron & Constantin ....$25,000All Others ........................$25,000

PATEK PHILIPPE

UP TO $70,000

VACHERON &CONSTATIN

UP TO $25,000

CARTIER (All Kinds)

UP TO $50,000

Regular Watches ........$10,000Chronograph Watches $15,000Repeating Watches ....$60,000Musical Watches..........$35,000Chiming Watches ......$100,000Moon Phase Watches $60,000Stop Watches ..............$10,000Unusual Function ........$35,000Unusual Dial ..................$7,000Unusual Shape ............$10,000World Time Watches....$35,000Jump Hour Watches ......$2,000Doctor s Watches ..........$1,500Pocketwatches ............$50,000Ladies Watches ..........$10,000

“I need usable and collectible watches in all price ranges for immediate resale to my customers.”

Michael Joice* — Watch Specialist PLEASE NOTE: Some old wristwatches originally sold in the 1920’s to 1950’s for $200 to $800. Our buyers will pay $3,000 to

$20,000 & up for those same watches today!! Watches need not be in running condition.

Old Watch Boxes — Need old watch parts & tools!

Tortoise Shell ItemsCuff Links

Rosaries & etc.Gold-Filled Items

BraceletsGlass Bead Necklaces

“I need to buy your jewelry for my retail store and for my customers worldwide.” M. Durst* — Costume Jewelry Specialist

WE ARE CONFIDENT OUR BUYERS WILL

BEAT MOST LEGITIMATE OFFERS!How to Test Us

Take your valuable items to other dealers before bringingthem to us. Have them give you legitimate written offers. Thenbring your items and your written offers to us. No one canguarantee to pay the highest prices all the time. But we believethe buyers we have chosen will beat most legitimate writtenoffers.

Why Are We Telling You To Get Prices From Others?Our buyers find it much easier to buy items of value from

their customers after they have had previous offers. So it is inour own self interest to have you get written offers before com-ing to us. We also find that our customers are happier becausethey have the peace of mind of knowing they received a fair price.

Why Our Buyers May Be Able To Pay MoreOur group of buyers will be here for only a few days. But in

those few days, some of our buyers will buy more than manydealers buy in a year. Because of the volume of merchandisethey handle, some of our buyers have developed world-widemarkets and clients to liquidate their purchases at the bestprices, which is one of the keys to why they can pay more thanother dealers.

What Makes Us Different?Most dealers who buy and sell items of value specialize in

only a few areas. As a result, they are likely to make low offersfor items in markets they are not familiar with.

For example, almost all jewelers specialize in new items.They do not often deal with old or used watches, which meansthey are unfamiliar with the true markets for such items. So ifyou have a used watch to sell, chances are a jeweler will makean offer on the low side because he does not want to make amistake and pay too much.

The same thing applies to almost all items of value, such aslady items, art, jewelry, etc., that you bring to normal dealers.

Anderson, Carter, Bascom & Assoc. and Estate Buyer byMJD is different. Our volume buying has allowed us to bringtogether a large group of knowledgeable buyers. And althoughwe do not control what our buyers pay, we believe they arecomfortable paying prices that beat legitimate written offers fromother dealers.

ROLEXAll Kinds

UP TO $20,000

POCKET WATCHES

UP TO $50,000

WRIST & POCKETWATCHESAll kinds, all time periods, all types

Rare Watches Worth a Fortune in Cash!! Pay up to for the following:

CHECKLISTEXPERTS ARE HERE PREPARED TO SPEND $4,000,000 IN CASH

WE PAY IN CASH OR CHECK - YOUR CHOICE - Other companies will only pay by checkTake a few moments to check off the items you may have that our buyers need . . .

SILVER COINSWILL PAY UP TO

2200%ON

SILVER COINSUp to 2200% of face value

on silver coins 1964 & older

$1 Silver Certificates (pre-1957) ................Up To ............$3$2 Bills (1976) in Brand New Condition ..............................Up To ......$2.50$2 & $5 Bills (pre-1966) ..............................Up To ..........$10$1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, & $100 Bills (pre-1966) in Brand New Condition ....................................................................................Up To ........$300$1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, & $100 (pre-1966) in Brand New Original Packs (100 Notes per pack) ..................................Up To ..$30,000Confederate ................................................Up To ........$500Foreign ........................................................Up To ........$500U.S. Paper Money Small Size Bills ............Up To ........$500U.S. Large Size Bills ..................................Up To ....$2,500Obsolete Paper Money and Stocks & Bonds....................................Up To ........$250Fractional Currency ....................................Up To ........$100Currency with Bank Names ........................Up To ........$500$500 & $1,000 Bills ....................................Up To ....$3,000$5,000 and $10,000 Bills ............................Up To ..$20,000

PAPER MONEY

Pay up to for the following:

Will travel anywhere to look at large coin collections!

BUYING PCGS OR NGC

& OTHER

CERTIFIED COINS

We need certified coins for our investors!!

WHEAT PENNIES1958 & older Pay 20% & up

over face value

FOREIGN COINSCash for

All Time Periods All Types —

All Countries in Silver, Gold, Copper

ALL TYPESWANTED

Pay up to for the following rare coins:U.S. Silver Halves 1934 and Older ......................Up To ..........$2,500U.S. Silver Quarters 1932 and Older ..................Up To ..........$2,000U.S. Silver Dimes 1934 and Older ......................Up To ..........$2,000U.S. Half Dimes 1873 and Older ........................Up To ..........$3,500U.S. Nickels 1938 and Older ..............................Up To ..............$500U.S. Three Cent Pieces 1889 and Older ............Up To ..............$500U.S. Two Cent 1873 and Older............................Up To ..............$500U.S. Indianhead 1¢ 1909 and Older ....................Up To ..............$500U.S. Large Cent 1857 and Older ........................Up To ..........$1,000U.S. Half Cent 1857 and Older ............................Up To ..........$1,000Commemorative Coins ........................................Up To ..........$4,000

Huge premiums paid for U.S. Coins dated 1793-1807

SEE PREVIOUS 2 PAGES

FOR MORE ITEMS WE ARE LOOKING FOR!

GOLD COINS

Pay up to for the following rare gold: United States Used New$ 1.00 1849 to 1889 ..............Up To ......$ 1,000 ........$ 10,000$ 2.50 1796 to 1834 ..............Up To ......$ 5,500 ........$ 17,500$ 2.50 1840 to 1929 ..............Up To ......$ 1,000 ..........$ 5,000$ 3.00 1854 to 1889 ..............Up To ......$ 3,000 ........$ 10,000$ 5.00 1795 to 1833 ..............Up To......$ 10,000 ........$ 50,000$ 5.00 1834 to 1838 ..............Up To ......$ 1,000 ........$ 10,000$ 5.00 1839 to 1908 ..............Up To ......$ 1,500 ........$ 6,000$ 5.00 1908 to 1929 (Indian) ....Up To ......$ 1,500 ........$ 6,000$ 10.00 1795 to 1804 ..............Up To ......$ 9,000 ........$ 20,000$ 10.00 1839 to 1932 ..............Up To ......$ 1,000 ........$ 7,500$ 20.00 1850 to 1933 ..............Up To ......$ 1,500 ........$ 10,000$ 50.00 1851 to 1852 ..............Up To ......$ 5,000 ........$ 15,000$ 50.00 1915 Pan-Pac ............Up To ......$ 7,500 ........$ 25,000

Premiums paid for type sets, date sets or quantities!All prices in ad based on rarity and condition.

“I have 1,400 customers worldwide who need your coins.”

— J.L. Furm* - Coin Specialist“I ran my first retail ad in COIN WORLD in 1968. And I have been a full-timecoin dealer for 36 years. Today, I have a worldwide list of more than 1,400 activebuyers. I travel extensively, looking for coins for my collectors. And we buy every-thing. We need common coins that are worth less than $1. And I love to buyexpensive coins. I have customers willing to pay $100,000 or more for the rightcoins.” We have 25+ expert coin buyers on hand, most with 20-30 years experience. Theywill be happy to evaluate your coins. And, as a group, we hope to spend$1,000,000 or more while we are here.

SILVER DOLLARS

Pay up to for the following rare dollars: United States Used New1794 to 1803 ......................Up To ........$ 2,000 ....$ 50,0001836 to 1839 ......................Up To ........$ 1,000......$ 5,0001840 to 1873 ......................Up To ........ $ 500......$ 5,000Trade Dollars ......................Up To ........ $ 100......$ 2,5001878 to 1904 ......................Up To ........$ 1,500 ....$ 12,5001921 to 1935 ......................Up To ........ $ 50 ......$ 5,000

All prices in ad based on rarity and condition.

COMPLETE SETS

Pay up to for the following rare sets :

United StatesFlying Eagle - Indian Cent................................Up To ..........$7,500Lincoln Cents....................................................Up To ..........$5,000Buffalo Nickels..................................................Up To ........$12,500Barber Dimes....................................................Up To ........$10,000Mercury Dimes ................................................Up To ........$10,000Standing Liberty 25¢ ........................................Up To ........$12,500Walking Liberty 50¢ ..........................................Up To ........$12,500Morgan Dollars ................................................Up To ........$50,000Peace Dollars ..................................................Up To ........$10,00050 pc. Commemorative Silver ..........................Up To ........$25,000

We also purchase partial sets.

PROOF COINS All Types — All Years.

We buy

coins and sets.

BUYINGCOINS

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NOV. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17 • 9AM to 7PM

INSTANT CASH FOR ALL:Coins - Autographs - Paper Money - Fountain Pens - Historical Documents - Stocks & Bonds

13 LOCATIONS!! NOVEMBER 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17

9AM TO 7PM

Anderson, Carter, Bascom & Associates and Estate Buyer by MJD

Any Questions, Call 1-888-286-9132

FREE ADMISSION - EASY PARKING

Follow the signs in main lobby. Very little walking. — Security on Premises —

Gold & Silver prices fluctuate with market conditions and may vary from numbers printed here due to production deadlines.

Any Federal,

State, or CityI.D.

accepted

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The John DoryOyster BarSandwiched betweenThe Ace Hotel and Open-ing Ceremony, The JohnDory’s corner is undoubt-edly one of the coolest inthe neighborhood. Enjoy

the casual atmosphereover an order of oysters— there are three fromeach coast to choosefrom — and a glass ofwine from the tap.1196 Broadway212-792-9000www.thejohndory.com

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Now that we’ve offi-cially started thethird month of theletter R streak, the

time is ripe for a self-guidedtour of New York’s oysterbars. True, the old sayingholds little sway today (oys-ters are just as safe to eat inMay, June, July and Augustas they are in any monthwith an R in its name), butdon’t that let stop you fromoverindulging this month.

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OYSTERS?Folklore says that oysters should be eaten only in months with letter R’s in them —

and right now we’re hitting our stride Where to eat the best bivalves in New York

MaisonPremiere This antiqued oysterbar has 33 varieties onoffer — so grab a pen-cil, take a deep breathand start marking yourselections with recklessabandon. If it sounds alittle overwhelming,you can always rely onhelpful guidance fromthe staff.298 Bedford Ave.347-335-0446www.maisonpremiere.com

Blue RibbonThe Blue Ribbonflagship has been sati-ating late-night raw barcravings for nearly 20years, so they’re clearlyon to something. Makefriends at the intimatebar with a round of oys-ter shooters — a freshlyshucked oyster servedwith vodka, a dash ofBlue Ribbon hot sauceand a dash of Blue Rib-bon cocktail sauce.97 Sullivan St.212-274-0404www.blueribbon

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The DutchIf raw seafood isn’tyour thing, The Dutchoffers fried oystersandwiches as well.Served on a bite-sizedsesame brioche bunwith pickled okrasauce, they’re just beg-ging to be topped withthe restaurant’s house-made hot sauce, afiery mix of fresnopeppers, poblanos,anaheims andjalapenos.131 Sullivan St.212-677-6200www.thedutchnyc.com

The Mermaid InnWhile the decor here re-sembles an old-fashionedNew England fish shack,The Mermaid Inn’sOysterpediaiPhone/Android appbrings the ancientpractice of shellfish con-sumption into the digital

age. Download the app fordetailed flavor notes onover 200 varieties ofNorth American oysters,or use it to makerecommendations to Face-book and Twitter.96 Second Ave., 212-674-5870www.themermaidnyc.com

The PressLounge There’s somethingnatural about eatingoysters with a view ofthe water, and thePress Lounge at hotelInk 48 boasts views ofboth the Hudson andcity skyline from itsrooftop perch. Toastthe view with a glass ofLa Carvelle Champagneto compliment yourtray of Wellfleets, nowavailable.

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The John Dory Oyster Bar’s oyster happy

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‘Show Me’by Jessica SuttaWhen Gaga first

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Prix Fixe at Nino’s To celebrate its 20th anniver-sary, Nino’s is introducing anall new three-course prixfixe menu for $65 perperson. The Upper East Siderestaurant is showcasing a

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Brooklyn’sBurger Bistro Bay Ridge’s Burger Bistro istaking the traditional burgerto a whole new level withveal osso buco burgers,pulled pork burgers, waffleburgers and much more. Ifthat doesn’t fill you up, trythe equally decadent

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ChocoBoloopens cafe on Upper West SideA new Portuguese cafe fromChocoBolo is now on theUpper West Side. The com-pany brought its signature“world’s best chocolatecake” — with a Portuguesetwist — along for the ride.The boutique cafe will alsoserve authentic Portuguesedelicacies from breakfastthrough to dinner, includingfresh croissants, muffins andegg custard. 2058 Broadway212-799-CAKE

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Every week we’re checking inwith the hustlers from HBOcomedy “How to Make It inAmerica” forrecommendations on top spotsin NYC to see and be seen. Today’s tip comes from LakeBell, who plays Rachel, Ben’son-and-off ex-girlfriend — akaa distraction from his buddingfashion line, CRISP.

Marlow & SonsNeighborhood: WilliamsburgThe scene: All style, all substanceWhat goes down: It makesthe concept of a family-ownedbusiness relevant and cool. Why it’s a place to help you

“Make It”: Marlow delivers aconsistently simple but inven-tive local menu with an old-timey general store in thefront to boot. You can quench

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Marlow & Sons is located at 81 Broadway in

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What it tastes like: Christmaswith the cool side of yourfamily. Italian brandies areblended with Madagascarvanilla and Mediterraneancitrus fruits for a warm,smooth sip.

Drink it like this: Straight upand chilled (aka when thebottle turns blue).

Mix it with: Tuaca’s prettyversatile, and is right athome in fruity cocktailswhere you might usuallyadd vodka (think pineappleand cranberry juice), lend-ing a little hint of autumn.Or go all out and use it tospike warm apple cider fora seriously cuddly cocktail.

What we’re drinking: Tuaca, avanilla-citrus liqueur that’snow on shelves in a high-tech new bottle designed bytattoo artist Corey Miller.His design is printed in“thermochromatic” ink — afancy word that just meansit changes color with thetemperature. Avoid tryingto name-check this one too

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Cocktail recipe

The Tuaca Ginger-LimeWhat’s in it:

1.5 oz. chilled Tuaca2 oz. ginger ale2 lime wedges

How to make it:Pour Tuaca in a lowballglass over ice. Fill with ginger ale. Squeeze lime in,and mix.

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There are many reasons tothink Manhattan wouldnever have a country club.Nonetheless, the Green-wich Village Country Clubis now here, having turnedthe massive space aboveBowlmor (which was theformer carnival-themed barCarnival) into a Shangri-Laof links and libations. Yourfirst look:

Par-Tee Lounge: Step in-side and you'll hit an Astro-Turf area sporting pool/airhockey/shuffleboard tables,an upside-down alligator-skin golf hole on the ceil-ing, and beers ranging from

drafts of Goose Island IPA,to cans of Foster’s and Pork-slap served in paper bags.

The Mini-Golf Course andFairway: Most of the consid-erable square footage is con-sumed by a large sand boccecourt, a beer pong arena,and the aforementionedfenced-in minigolf course,whose nine holes are guard-ed by animals, from a gi-raffe, to a lion, to ... holycrap, is that John Daly?! Sor-ry, false alarm, it’s just a go-rilla. A massive, shirtless go-rilla.

The Clubhouse: Shouldyou want to run game your-

self, this sequestered, bottleservice-pushing lounge/clubfeatures a topiary-lined en-trance, and a dance floorsurrounded by curved ban-quettes and plaid couchesrocking AstroTurf accents.

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A new bar above Bowlmor on University Place promises linksand libations What to check out

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Greenwich VillageCountry ClubAbove Bowlmor110 University Place212-255-8188www.bowlmor.com

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FILM Short films of Sesame StreetSaturday and Sunday, 1 p.m.,

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Part of the museum’s screen-ings and programs for thisseason, the vintage “SesameStreet” short films willfascinate the child in all of us.The clips featured in this exhi-bition include classics like “La-dybug Picnic,” “Alligator King”and more animated and live-action films produced byMuppets creator, Jim Henson.

MUSIC Brooklyn Electronic Music FestivalFriday and Saturday, 8 p.m. to

4 a.m., Various locations in

Williamsburg, Brooklyn,

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Since starting in 2008, the an-nual Brooklyn Electronic Mu-sic Festival hosts animpressive mix of electronicsounds. This year’s lineup fea-tures up to 30 different acts,including Diamond Rings, GirlUnit and Matthew Dear.

Morgan Karr: Bringing Backthe “Pop-Up Piano Project”Friday, 11:11 p.m., Joe’s Pub,

425 Lafayette St., $15

www.joespub.com

The previous “Pop-Up PianoProject” has long concludedand the pianos have been do-nated to various charityorganizations around the city.Tomorrow night, singer-song-writer Morgan Karr is holdinga benefit concert, hoping tobring back the project for2012 through his music, fea-

turing new arrangements andnew guest artists that includeAlina Smith and Starr Busby.

Takacs QuartetTonight, 6:30, (Le) Poisson

Rouge, 158 Bleecker St., $25

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Recognized as one of theworld’s greatest ensembles,the award-winning TakacsQuartet has performed in vari-ous locations across theworld. They are known toblend insightfulinterpretation of drama,warmth and humor into theirrepertoire. Tonight, they will

be performing pieces fromrenowned composers AntoninDvorak and Bela Bartok.

FITNESSArt of YogaSaturday, 8 and 9:45 a.m., New

Museum of Contemporary Art,

235 Bowery St., free

www.theartofyogaproject.org

The “Art of Yoga” series hastoured the country, setting upfree classes in majormuseums, hoping to helpwomen deal with their men-tal and physical issuesthrough art and yoga. TheNYC edition will featureinstructors Elena Brower andDana Flynn, with music fromDJ Drez. Free Naked Pure co-conut water will also be pro-vided. NICHOLAS LIM

Time Out Live atThe NY ComedyFestivalFriday, 7:30 p.m., UCB East,153 E. Third St., $10,www.ucbtheatre.com

The NY Comedy Festival ishappening through Nov. 13with stand-up, live mic

nights, storytelling and morebut one event you don’twant to miss is Time Out Livethis Friday. Time Out NewYork’s comedy editor JaneBorden hosts an evening oflaughs with such known andup-and-coming comediansas Eliza Skinner, KurtBraunohler, and more.

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Pastry chef ChristinaTosi is the culinarymad scientist behindsuch genius confec-

tions as cornflake-choco-late-chip-marshmallowcookies, pretzel ice creampie and cereal milk at Mo-mofuku Milk Bar (all ofwhich you can now re-cre-ate in your own kitchenwith recipes from her newbook, “Momofuku MilkBar). We caught up with the30-year-old Brooklyn resi-dent to find out where sheeats when she’s not inhal-ing sugar.

BrunchI love going to Egg inWilliamsburg (135 N. Fifth

St., Brooklyn, 718-302-5151),except it’s always busy.When I was a pastry chef atWD-50 I’d always go to Prune(54 E. First St., 212-677-6221)

on Sundays. I love theirMonte Cristo or Eggs Bene-dict. And [because of] TheBrooklyn Star (593 Lorimer St.,

Brooklyn, 718-599-9899) Idream of weekends mostdays, only because I wantbiscuits and gravy everymorning for the rest of mylife.

SandwichesI like Tiny’s Giant Sandwich

Shop (129 Rivington St., 212-

228-4919) and I’m a reallybig fan of this bodega Sunnyand Annie’s (94 Ave. B.; 212-

677-3131). My two favoritesandwiches are the Chicago— it’s like a Reuben — andthis other one which istheir take on bulgogi.

PizzaI used to have Motorino (349

E. 12th St., 212-777-2644) inmy neighborhood and thenit closed down. I really likeRoberta’s (261 Moore St.,

Brooklyn, 718-417-1118) butyou have to eat it there. I’malso pretty shameless — ifit’s 2 o’clock in the morn-ing and I’m just gettinghome from work I’ll order

Papa John’s (www.papa-johns.com) and not thinktwice about it. They have alot of sugar in their crust— it fulfills my need fordinner and dessert.

NoodlesWhen I want to have a real-ly delicious meal I alwaysgo to Noodle Bar (171 First

Ave., 212-777-7773). It seemsso self-promotional, but Idon’t get anything [out ofit]. It’s also the way I reallyenjoy dining: it’s deliciousand the food comes out justfast enough and it’s some-thing about the flavors theyuse. I also go to Ippudo (65

Fourth Ave., 212-388-0088)

which is a more classic ap-proach to a ramen shop. Ithink there’s something re-ally soothing about a bowlof noodles, especially themore you know about it.

DrinksIn the city I love going toPDT (113 St. Marks Place, 212-

614-0386). The fact that I canhave a cocktail and a corn-dog is a great thing. InBrooklyn we go to FiveLeaves (18 Bedford Ave., 212-

383-5345).

Wine & dine with Christina Tosi


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In with the old

“This fall we’re doing a bigMilk Bar throwback. We’rebringing back our favoritesfrom November to Febru-ary: items like our cinna-mon bun pie, our chocolatechocolate cookies and softserves such as red velvetcake, Sour Patch Kids andFruity Cereal Milk.”

Try to catch Tosi at one of Milk Bar’s four locations

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The Giants are coming offan impressive road winagainst the Patriots, but thisSunday’s matchup with theupstart 49ers may actuallybe the tougher challenge.

Sure, the Patriots haveall-world quarterback TomBrady, but what San Francis-co brings may be moredetrimental to Big Blue’s de-fense — a power runninggame.

Frank Gore is perhapsthe most talented of theNiners’ skill position play-ers and the offense has beenmolded around him. Theseven-year vet has gashedopponents this season andhas rewarded rookie headcoach Jim Harbaugh’s faithwith a superb season (782yards, 4.9 yards per carryand five touchdowns).

“You know they’re goingrun. Gore has [a franchise-record] five-straight gameswith 100 yards and theyhave good receivers and atight end who’s very rare,”Coughlin said. “Plus, they

have three first-rounders onthe offensive line … theyhave good talent.”

Coughlin’s concerns forstopping Gore are well-founded — the Giants are

allowing 127.1 yards a gameand 4.6 yards per rushing at-tempt.

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PATRIOTS VS. JETS

Jets ‘D’wary ofstrugglingPatriotsWith Peyton Manningout for the season with aneck injury, Jets headcoach Rex Ryan calledthe Patriots Tom Bradythe best quarterback inthe league. But as good asBrady is, he’s still havinga down year.

Over the past threegames — two ofthem New Eng-land losses —Brady hasthrown four in-terceptions andbeen sacked eight times.

New York is smellingblood and the targetthey’re circling is Brady.

“They spread you out;they’re real disciplined,”Jets cornerback Kyle Wil-son said. “When a guy’s

not doing their job,that’s exactly wherethey’re going to hit. Wegot to understandmatchups, because that’sa big aspect of the gamefor New England.”

There is frustration inFoxboro as they try topinpoint why Brady istossing so many more in-terceptions. Last season,he was picked off justfour times. This year, thatnumber is already at 10.

“I think you can lookat each play and obvious-ly there’s something thatwent wrong. A coupleballs have been tipped, acouple balls I’m sure

he’d like to haveback. I’d sayfor the mostpart, I think

he’s throwingto the right guy,”

Patriots head coach BillBelichick said.

“The first time upthere, we didn’t playsome things —technique — as well aswe should have,” Wilsonsaid. KRISTIAN DYER

Niners readyto Gore Giants

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San Fran running back on historic streak LeakyNew York line better prepare Harbaugh leans on run

Frank Gore ran for 107 yards on just 19 carries

last week against Washington.

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Laurent Robinson

WR, CowboysWith Miles Austin out 2-4weeks, Robinson is going tobe a target hog. In this of-fense, he’ll have WR2 value.

Jacoby Ford

WR, Raiders Ford has replaced DarriusHeyward-Bey as a starter. Haselite speed to catch up tobombs from Carson Palmer.

MIDSEASON AWARD TOUR

Everyone knows that Fred Jackson isfantasy’s MVP, Chris Johnson is thebiggest bust and Cam Newton is therookie of the year. But what aboutthese categories:

Injury of the yearIt’s unlikely that owners were ableto overcome Jamaal Charles’s season-ending Week 2 ACL tear. He had noclear handcuff and getting runningback help during the season is bru-tal. While Kenny Britt’s knee injury

was painful, there are enough wide-outs out there to overcome it.

Best performanceIn Week 4 against the Broncos, AaronRodgers piled up more fantasy pointsthan Vernon Davis or Mario Manning-ham have all season. He threw for408 yards, ran for 36 more andscored six total touchdowns.

Top waiver add Victor Cruz wasn’t drafted comingout of UMass. He also wasn’t draft-ed in any fantasy leagues. But hehas bucked the odds, establishinghimself as a highly-productiveNo. 3 receiver and outscoringguys like Larry Fitzgerald andBrandon Marshall along the way.

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Brown bagAntonio

Brown hasracked up 34targets in his

last three games. And withEmmanuel Sanders (knee)out 2-3 weeks, he’ll sustainthat. Brown is a big-timeplaymaker in what is now apass-first offense. Don’t beafraid to ride him.

Depth isn’t as important

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2 KendallHunter,RB, SF —This run-heavy of-fense is a back’s dream.Frank Gore has anankle tweak now.

3 MattFlynn, QB,GB —Ownerscan’t risklosing Aaron Rodgers.Flynn would be a top-10option if given thechance for the Pack.

Break out the stilettos; it’s timeto hit the red carpet. With eachteam having played at leasteight games, we can take agander back at what we’veseen.

NFL handcuffs

Aaron Rodgers is on pace to score 52total touchdowns this season.

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Cashmanwon’t rushsigningsThose expecting any sig-nificant Yankee transac-tions in the next fewweeks can plan to bedisappointed.

In between variouscharitable appearances,general manager BrianCashman is getting agauge for the free agentstarting pitchingmarket, led by C.J.Wilson and Yu Darvish.

Cashmanmade anappearanceat the HardRock Cafe

in TimesSquare for the

New York Cares wintercoat drive yesterday andSaturday he will be inVermont for a fundraiserfor farmers impacted byHurricane Irene. Thenhe will head to the GMmeetings in MilwaukeeMonday.

The Yankees have notfinished initial calls toagents or other GMs.

“I haven’t talked toevery team and I haven’ttalked to every agentyet,” Cashman said. “Icertainly haven’t hadone agent tell me whatthey want financially. Noone’s made any demandsto me. No one’s mademe an offer, so I don’tknow what thesecurrent free agents arelooking for yet in termsof years or dollars, and Icertainly don’t haveevery team covered yet(for trade analysis) — al-though I certainly amtrying.” LARRY FLEISHER

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Yanks’ Posada says no chance he’s backThe core four is now thecore two.

Yankees catcher and des-ignated hitter Jorge Posadastated at his foundation din-ner last night that there wasno chance he would be backas a Yankee next season.And the decision now waswhether he wanted to signwith another team or retire.

“I don’t think there’s noteven a percentage of chancethat I can come back,” Posa-da said at the dinner.

Posada also said his agent

has received multiple offersfrom other clubs, though hedid not elaborate on which.

Posada came up withthe Yankees in 1995 and1996, playing briefly, be-fore playing 60 games in1997. He took over full-time from now Yankeesmanager Joe Girardi in1998 when he played in111 games and batted .268

with 17 home runs.He would start at catcher

for the next 11 seasons be-fore moving to designatedhitter this past season.

“I don’t know if I want toplay. I don't know if I wantto stay home,” Posada said.“I will always be a Yankee.The New York Yankees forme is my second family. Itwill be tough to put on an-other uniform for real andlearn another set of rulesand all that stuff.”

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Yankees catcher says he will not be back in pinstripes Will takeoffseason to decide whether he will retire Has received other MLB offers

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