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But what history does a pin have? It's just a piece of metal.
How does having a small pin help understand "where you are going"?
A pin is NOT a piece of history. It is not relevant to our founding. Original letters related to our founding is history. Finding out where someone is buried is history.
So, again I ask the question:
Now, which would benefit the greater good of the fraternity?
A. Buying an old pin for $3,000 with no historical value, other than being old.
B. Donating that $3,000 to a scholarship fund, or using it to help a struggling chapter out with recruitment.
Anyone?
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