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Re: A dealer/collector dynamic I've never heard about nor encoutered
@JeffersonFrog said:
The more I've thought about it, I think this "only dealers" view is outdated and just plain bad business.
Could be worse. What if instead of "only dealers" they started selling on OnlyFans? There's something you wouldn't want to see.
Re: A dealer/collector dynamic I've never heard about nor encoutered
@scubafuel said:
Just get a resale cert if you are required, and include any tax you are collecting in your quoted prices (not on top). That way Jman peeking over your shoulder will not be able to bother you about playing fields and you can sell your coins in peace.
Lol.
May your children lose their jobs to a lower cost provider. 😉
Re: "The Most Laughable Coin On FLEABAY" -- a new daily laugh riot!
Forgot the BIN price: $7800.00 -- in case anyone is tempted.
Re: Another Coin Dealer Vehicle Burglary!!
With the hook one's roll searching days would be over.😀
Re: Did A CACG Key Date Pop 4/0 Silver Roosie Just Sell At Auction For About 10% of the PCGS P.G.?
@wondercoin said:
Lilolme- The PCGS coin (your bottom pic) sold for 14x the CACG coin (exact same grade). But, even the prior sale of the same date/grade coin at PCGS a few years early (with a near blast white reverse) sold at the same auction for about 8x the CACG price! Hence, this was a fascinating result this past Sunday, at least in my mind.Wondercoin.
The PCGS coin is 14X's more attractive than the GCAG coin.
Re: Another Coin Dealer Vehicle Burglary!!
@tcollects said:
@jmlanzaf said:
@PillarDollarCollector said:
@tcollects said:
@PillarDollarCollector said:
In the Middle East if caught this type of thief would wish he never ever stole. People would know he is a thief after they laid down severe punishment. Pretty hard to hide after what they would do to him.We don't need to be barbaric and start cutting off hands. We simply need to set an airtag trap, track the burglars back to their lair, waterboard them until they tell us where all the good stuff is, and then come up with some kind of ironic Saw-like challenge for them to solve in order to survive and feel a sense of penitence.
You would see crime drop a lot if criminals were afraid to face justice. Many just laugh now not all but many. And society will and is paying the price for been so lenient in many cases.
I have seen in Brazil they tattoo THIEF on the persons forehead.
And how do you put the hands back on if they turn out to be wrongly convicted?
we dropped the whole chopping hands off idea about 3 messages ago
Wow. 3 whole messages ago. Although if you look 2 messages forward, it still seems to be a thing.
The same caveat applies to any excessive punishment.
@PillarDollarCollector said:
@jmlanzaf said:
@PillarDollarCollector said:
@tcollects said:
@PillarDollarCollector said:
In the Middle East if caught this type of thief would wish he never ever stole. People would know he is a thief after they laid down severe punishment. Pretty hard to hide after what they would do to him.We don't need to be barbaric and start cutting off hands. We simply need to set an airtag trap, track the burglars back to their lair, waterboard them until they tell us where all the good stuff is, and then come up with some kind of ironic Saw-like challenge for them to solve in order to survive and feel a sense of penitence.
You would see crime drop a lot if criminals were afraid to face justice. Many just laugh now not all but many. And society will and is paying the price for been so lenient in many cases.
I have seen in Brazil they tattoo THIEF on the persons forehead.
And how do you put the hands back on if they turn out to be wrongly convicted?
You make sure you have 100% proof he is the thief otherwise you punish with some other less severe penalty. On video like I said 100% proof or do another penalty.
Because there's never been a case of mistaken identity...?