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August 29th 03, 09:35 PM
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certificate
Three weeks ago I sent the FAA two bucks and now I have my new super
cool centennial certificate. For whoever asked about them earlier, there is a strip on the back like on credit cards for the airman's signature. Here's my dilemma: I want to keep it but I will be taking more checkrides. Say I take the commercial next year but instead of giving up my centennial card, I hand in my old paper certificate. Will some Okie eagle eye spot this and bust me, or can I keep the Wright Bros. one forever that way? 
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